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‘Melville, Lewis’ (L. S. Benjamin). In his William Makepeace
Thackeray, vol 2 1910. Supersedes the bibliography in his Life of
Thackeray, 1899.
The Thackeray centenary exhibition at the old Charterhouse. 1911.
Catalogue of an exhibition commemorating the hundredth
anniversary of the birth of William Makepeace Thackeray
(1811–1863). New York 1912.
The library of William D. Lambert: part II. New York 1914.
Van Duzer, H. S. A Thackeray library: first editions and first publications,
portraits, water colours, etchings, drawings and manuscripts.
New York 1919.
The renowned collection of first editions of Charles Dickens and
William Makepeace Thackeray. Formed by G. B. M[cCutheon].
New York 1926.
Parrish, M. L. Catalogue of an exhibition of the works of Thackeray.
Philadelphia 1940.
Ray, G. N. Articles newly identified as Thackeray’s. In his edn of
Letters and private papers of Thackeray, vol 2 Cambridge MA
1945.
Gordan, J. D. Thackeray. BNYPL May 1947. Catalogue of Berg collection.
Ray, G. N. Thackeray and Punch: 44 newly identified contributions.
TLS 1 Jan 1949.
White, E. M. Thackeray’s contributions to Fraser’s Magazine. SB 19
1966.
Shillingsburg, P. L. A census of imprints to 1965. In his Pegasus in
harness. 1992.
Harden, Edgar F. A Check-list of Contributions by William
Makepeace Thackeray to newspapers, periodicals, books, and
serial part issues: 1828–1864. 1996.
See also section 2 for bibliographical and textual studies of primary materials
as well as for bibliographies of secondary materials.
Collections
Works. Library edn 22 vols 1867–9 (2 more vols 1885–6); Cheaper
illus edn 24 vols 1877–9; De luxe edn 26 vols 1878–86 (with
memoir by L. Stephen); Standard edn 26 vols 1883–6; Pocket edn
27 vols 1887–93; ed H. E. Scudder 22 vols Boston 1889 (fuller than
preceding English edns); Biographical edn 13 vols 1898–9 (with
introds by A. T. Ritchie and biographical sketch by L. Stephen
rptd from DNB); New Century Lib 14 vols 1899–1900.
Prose works. Ed W. Jerrold 30 vols 1901–3.
Works. Ed ‘Lewis Melville’ (from vol 8) 20 vols 1901–7, 1911 (rptd
from 1st edns and including much new matter); London edn 13
vols 1903 (topographical introds by J. McVicar in vols 1–12; vol 13
is Melville’s Life of Thackeray, first pbd 2 vols 1899); Oxford edn
17 vols 1908 (introds by G. Saintsbury; much new matter);
Centenary biographical edn 26 vols 1910–11 (enlarged from
Biographical edn, above).
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Contributions to periodicals are not listed here. The most comprehensive list is
Harden’s 1996 Checklist. For contemporary reviews of individual works,
see D. Flamm and Tillotson and Hawes, in §2 below
Flore et Zéphyr: ballet mythologique par Théophile Wagstaff. 1836;
ed S.A. Muresianu, New York 1991. 9 lithographed plates; no
text.
The Yellowplush correspondence. Fraser’s Mag Nov 1837–July 1838;
Philadelphia 1838, Paris 1841, New York 1852, 1853 (as The
Yellowplush papers); ed P. Shillingsburg, New York 1991; see also
Miscellanies below.
Some passages in the life of Major Gahagan. NMM, Feb 1838–Feb
1839; Philadelphia 1839 (no known copy); New York 1866; ed P.
Shillingsburg, New York 1991; see also Miscellanies and
Confessions of Fitz-Boodle, 1852, below.
An essay on the genius of George Cruikshank. Westminster Rev,
June 1840; 1840; ed W. E. Church 1884.
The Paris sketch book, by Mr Titmarsh. 2 vols 1840, 1866 (rptd), New
York 1852, 1853, 1865 (rptd). Several of the sketches rptd from
Fraser’s Mag, NMM, National Standard, Corsair (New York).
Comic tales and sketches, edited and illustrated by Mr Michael
Angelo Titmarsh. 2 vols 1841, 1848. Vol 1, The Yellowplush papers;
vol 2, Some passages in the life of Major Gahagan, The professor
(from Bentley’s Misc Sep 1837), The Bedford Row conspiracy
(from NMM Jan–Apr 1840), Stubbs’s calendar (from Comic
Almanac 1839).
The second funeral of Napoleon, in three letters to Miss Smith of
London; and The chronicle of the drum, by Mr M. A. Titmarsh.
1841; See also Miscellanies.
The Irish sketch-book, by Mr M. A. Titmarsh. 2 vols 1843, 1845
(reissue), 1 vol New York [1843], 1847, London 1857, New York
1864, Philadelphia 1864.
The luck of Barry Lyndon: a romance of the last century. Fraser’s
Mag Jan–Dec 1844; 2 vols New York 1852–3, 1 vol 1856 (rev, as The
memoirs of Barry Lyndon Esq); ed M. Anisman, New York 1970;
ed A. Sanders, Oxford (WCp) 1984; See also Miscellanies.
Jeames’s diary. Punch, 2 Aug 1845–7 Feb 1846; New York 1846, 1853.
Notes of a journey from Cornhill to Grand Cairo, by way of Lisbon,
Athens, Constantinople and Jerusalem, performed in the steamers
of the Peninsular and Oriental Company, by Mr M. A.
Titmarsh. 1846, 1846 (with postscript signed W. M. T.), 1850, 1864,
1865 (rptd), New York 1846, 1848, 1850, 1852 (rptd).
The snobs of England, by one of themselves. Punch, 28 Feb 1846–27
Feb 1847; 1848 (as The book of snobs), omitting chs 17–23), New
York 1852 (complete), 1853 (rptd), London 1855, 1856, 1865 (rptd),
New York 1864; ed G. K. Chesterton, London 1911; ed John
Sutherland, Brisbane 1978.
Vanity Fair: pen and pencil sketches of English society. 20 monthly
pts Jan 1847–July 1848; Vanity Fair: a novel without a hero, 1848, 2
pts New York 1848, 1 vol 1848, 3 vols Leipzig 1849, 1 vol London
1853 (rev), 1863 (rptd), 3 vols Cambridge MA 1865; 2 vols New York
1865; ed J. E. Wells 2 vols New York 1928; ed P. E. More 2 vols
Garden City NY 1935; ed J. W. Beach, New York 1950; ed G. H.
Ford, New York 1958; ed G. and K. Tillotson 1963; ed Gilbert
Phelps, London 1967; ed J. I. M. Stewart, 1968 (Pen); ed F. E. L.
Priestley, New York 1969; ed J. Sutherland, Oxford 1983 (WCp); ed
P. Shillingsburg, New York 1989; ed P. Shillingsburg, New York
1994 (Norton Critical Edn).
Mrs Perkins’s ball, by Mr M. A. Titmarsh. 1847 (3 edns), 1866 (rptd),
1898 (facs).
The history of Samuel Titmarsh and the great Hoggarty diamond.
Fraser’s Mag Sep–Dec 1841; New York 1848 (as The great
Hoggarty diamond), London 1849 (with original title), 1849 (new
edn), 1852, 1857, 1865 (reissued with new title pages), Leipzig
1849; see also Miscellanies below.
‘Our street’, by Mr M. A. Titmarsh. 1848, 1848, 1864 (rptd).
The history of Pendennis: his fortunes and misfortunes, his friends
and his greatest enemy. 24 monthly pts Nov 1848–Dec 1850; 2 vols
1849–50, 8 pts New York, 1849–50, 3 vols Leipzig 1849–50, 2 vols
New York 1850, 1854, 1855, 1858, 1860 (rptd), 1 vol London 1856
(rev), 1863 (rptd); ed D. Hawes (Pen) 1972; ed P. Shillingsburg, New
York 1991; ed J. Sutherland, Oxford 1994 (WCp).
Doctor Birch and his young friends, by Mr M. A. Titmarsh. 1849,
1864 (rptd), Paris 1849, New York 1853, London 1856, 1857 (rptd),
New York 1867.
Miscellanies: prose and verse. 8 vols Leipzig 1849–57. Vol 1 (1849)
contains The great Hoggarty diamond, The book of snobs; vol 2
(1851) The Kickleburys abroad, A legend of the Rhine, Rebecca
and Rowena, The second funeral of Napoleon, The chronicle of
the drum; Vol 3 (1856) The tremendous adventures of Major
Gahagan, The fatal boots, Ballads; Vol 4 (1856) Memoirs of Mr
Charles J. Yellowplush, The diary of C. Jeames de la Pluche, esq,
Cox’s diary; Vol 5 (1856) Sketches and travels in London; Vol 6