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Shillingsburg, P. L. Pegasus in harness: Victorian publishing and W.
M. Thackeray. Charlottsville VA 1992.
Secondary Criticism: Bibliographies
Flamm provides a comprehensive listing of reviews; Tillotson and Hawes’s
Critical heritage and Collins’s Interviews and recollections reprint the
most important ones.
Stevenson, L. William Makepeace Thackeray. In Victorian fiction: a
guide to research, ed Stevenson, Cambridge MA 1964.
Flamm, Dudley. Thackeray’s critics: an annotated bibliography of
British and American criticism 1836–1901. Chapel Hill NC 1967.
Thackeray studies. Thackeray Newsletter (semi-annual) 1975– .
Olmsted, J. C. Thackeray and his twentieth century critics: an annotated
bibliography 1900–1975. New York 1977.
Vann, J. D. Unrecorded reviews of Thackeray’s Paris sketch-book.
PBSA 71 1977.
Colby, R. A. In Victorian fiction: a second guide to research. Ed G. H.
Ford 1978.
Colby, R. A. Thackeray studies, 1975–79. Studies in the novel 13 1981.
Colby, R. A. Thackeray studies, 1979–1982. Dickens Studies Annual
1983.
Goldfarb, S. William Makepeace Thackeray: an annotated bibliography
1976–1987. New York 1989.
Shillingsburg, P.L. Thackeray studies, 1983–1993. Dickens Studies
Annual 1994.
Collections of Criticism
Tillotson, G. and Hawes, D. (ed). Thackeray: the critical heritage.
1968.
Welsh, A. (ed) Thackeray: a collection of critical essays. Teaneck NJ
1968.
Sundell, M. G. (ed) Twentieth century interpretations of ‘Vanity
Fair’: a collection of critical essays. Teaneck NJ 1969.
Collins, P. (ed). Thackeray: interviews and recollections, 2 vols 1983.
Bloom, H. (ed). William Makepeace Thackeray: modern critical
views. New York 1987.
Bloom, H. (ed). William Makepeace Thackeray’s Vanity Fair: modern
critical interpretations. New York 1987.
Landmark Works of Criticism, pre–1920:
Note that the bibliographies of secondary materials by Flamm, Olmsted, and
Goldfarb above combine to list nearly all Thackeray criticism to 1987.
Dickens, C. In memoriam W. M. T. Cornhill Mag Feb 1864.
Bagehot, W. Sterne and Thackeray. Nat Rev Apr 1864; rptd in his
Literary studies, 1879.
Senior, N. W. In his Essays on fiction, 1864.
Taylor, B. Thackeray. Atlantic Monthly Mar 1864.
[Grego, J.] Thackerayana: notes and anecdotes illustrated by nearly
600 sketches by Thackeray. 1875, 1901.
Irvine, J. W. A study for Colonel Newcome. Nineteenth Cent Oct 1893.
Howells, W. D. In his My literary passions. New York 1895.
Saintsbury, G. A consideration of Thackeray. Oxford 1931. Introds
rptd from Oxford edn of Thackeray’s works.
Spielmann, M. H. In his History of Punch, 1895.
‘Melville Lewis’ (L. S. Benjamin). Some aspects of Thackeray. 1911.
Brownell, W. C. In his Victorian prose masters, New York 1901.
Whibley, C. William Makepeace Thackeray. 1903.
Mudge, I. G. and M. E. Sears. A Thackeray dictionary. 1910. [pls]
Charlotte Elizabeth Browne, later Phelan, later
Tonna, ‘Charlotte Elizabeth’ 1790–1846
The following institutions have correspondence by Charlotte Elizabeth
Tonna: The Dreer Collection, The Historical Soc of Pennsylvania,
Philadelphia; BL; Nat Lib of Ireland, Dublin; John Rylands Univ Lib of
Manchester; NLS. The Nat Lib of Ireland holds ms and other poems. Mss of
three poems are in the possession of Joseph A. Kestner; see his Three unpub-
Charlotte Elizabeth Tonna
lished manuscripts of poems by Charlotte Elizabeth Tonna, Papers
on Lang and Lit 23, Spring 1987, which includes transcriptions.
Collections
Tales and illustrations: chiefly intended for young persons. Dublin
1829, 1854.
The works of Charlotte Elizabeth. With an introduction by Mrs H.
B. Stowe. 3 vols New York 1844–5.
The works of Charlotte Elizabeth. With an introduction by Mrs H.
B. Stowe. 2 vols New York 1844, 1845 (2nd edn), 1846 (4th edn),
1847 (5th edn), 1848 (6th edn), 1849 (7th edn), 1850 (8th edn), 1852.
Posthumous and other poems. 1846.
The minor poems of Charlotte Elizabeth, written especially for
juvenile readers. Dublin 1848.
Short stories for children. [1st ser]. Dublin 1854 (6th edn), New York
1857, Edinburgh 1861.
Short stories for children. 2nd ser. Dublin 1854.
Juvenile stories for juvenile readers. By Charlotte Elizabeth and
other writers. Dublin 1858.
Juvenile tales for juvenile readers. 1861.
Little tales for little readers. Edinburgh 1861.
Charlotte Elizabeth’s stories. 8 vols New York 1868.
Selections
Novelle scelte ed instruttive: tradotte dall’inglese de Carlotta
Elizabetta, ed altri. Dublin 1828.
In The British female poets, ed G. W. Bethune, Philadelphia 1854.
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The Glow-worm. Dublin 1820, 1831 (3rd edn).
The Shepherd boy and the deluge. 1823.
Zadoc, the outcast of Israel: a tale. 1825.
Osric: a missionary tale; with The garden, and other poems. Dublin
1826, New York 1845, 1847 [reissue].
Osric [and Izram] and other poems. New York 1848.
Philip and his garden. Dublin 1826, another edn 1826 (as Philip, and
his garden: and other tales suitable for Sabbath schools), New
York 1843.
Anne Bell: or, the faults. Dublin 1826.
Perseverance; or, Walter and his little school. 1826.
The Grandfather’s tales. 4 pts (with individual title pages dated
1823, 1824, 1825, 1826). 1826.
Rachel: a tale. 1826, 1862.
The simple flower. Dublin 1826 (2nd edn).
Consistency. 1826.
Izram, a Mexican tale; and other poems. 1826, New York 1845, 1847
[reissue].
The net of lemons. 1826.
The hen and her chickens. Dublin 1827 (3rd edn).
A visit to St George’s chapel, Windsor, on the evening succeeding the
funeral of his late Royal Highness the Duke of York. 1827. Poem.
Edward, the orphan boy, a tale founded on facts. Clapham 1827.
The bird’s nest. Dublin 1827 (5th edn), 1828 (6th edn).
The system; a tale of the West Indies. 1827, 1832.
The moth. Dublin [1828?].
The willow tree. Dublin 1828.
A friendly address to converts from the Roman Catholic Church.
1828.
The fortune teller. Dublin 1829, 1832 (2nd edn).
The swan. Dublin 1829.
The Rockite, an Irish story. 1829, 1846 [4th edn enlarged].
review: Athenaeum 91 1829.
Maternal martyrdom: a fact, ilustrative [sic] of the improved spirit of
popery, in the nineteenth century. [1830?]
Little oaths. Dublin 1830.
A respectful appeal to the primates and prelates of the church, on
the present crisis. [1830?]
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