The Bibliography of Dickens: A Bibliographical List Arranged in Chronological Order of the Published Writings in Prose and Verse of Charles Dickens (from 1834 to 1880)E. Stock, 1880 - 113 ページ |
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20 forming April 14 April 22 Athenæum August Bibliography Blanchard Jerrold Boston Bradbury and Evans Broadstairs Chapman and Hall chapter Charles Kent cheap Edition contains Chorley Christmas numbers collected Sketches Countess of Blessington dated Devonshire Terrace dated London dated Tavistock House demy 8vo Dickens's double number Douglas Jerrold Editor facsimile February forming a double Forster Gad's Hill Gad's Hill Place George Cruikshank H. K. Browne Household Words illustrations by George illustrations by H. K. James January John July 22 June 13 lines from bottom Little Dorrit Lord Maclise March 15 March 29 Memoir Miss notice November October Phiz Pickwick Pickwick Papers Preface dated Printed in Mackenzie's Richard Bentley RICHARD HERNE SHEPHERD Round RUSKIN Saturday Sept September signed Boz signed Charles Dickens signed Charles Dickens."-Printed squib stanzas story Talfourd Thackeray Thomas Thomas Hood Thursday twenty monthly undated viii wrapper
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14 ページ - SKETCHES OF YOUNG COUPLES: with an Urgent Remonstrance to the Gentlemen of England (being Bachelors or Widowers), on the present alarming crisis. By the Author of " Sketches of Young Gentlemen." With Six Illustrations by
11 ページ - Rose Maylie and Oliver — without entering into the question of great haste, or any other cause, which may have led to its being what it is, I am quite sure there can be little difference of opinion between us with respect to the result. May I ask you whether you will object to designing this plate afresh, and doing so at once, in order that as few impressions as possible of the present one may go forth ? I feel confident you know me too well to feel hurt by this inquiry, and with equal confidence...
17 ページ - But sweetly sang of men in pow'r, like any tuneful lark; Grave judges, too, to all their evil deeds were in the dark; And not a man in twenty score knew how to make his mark. Oh the fine old English Tory times ; Soon may they come again! Those were the days for taxes, and for war's infernal din; For scarcity of bread, that fine old dowagers might win; For shutting men of letters up, through iron bars to grin, Because they didn't think the Prince was altogether thin, In the fine old English Tory times;...
22 ページ - EVENINGS/ of/ A WORKING MAN,/ being the occupation of/ HIS SCANTY LEISURE :/ by JOHN OVERS./ with a preface relative to the Author,/ by CHARLES DICKENS./ London :/ TC Newby, 72, Mortimer Street,/ Cavendish Square./ 1844.
26 ページ - The Haunted Man and the Ghost's Bargain. A Fancy for Christmas Time.
20 ページ - The Life and Adventures of Martin Chuzzlewit, his Relatives, Friends, and Enemies. Comprising all his Wills and his Ways ; with an Historical Record of What he Did, and What he Didn't : Showing, moreover, Who inherited the Family Plate, Who came in for the Silver Spoons, and Who for the Wooden Ladles. The Whole forming a Complete Key to the House of Chuzzlewit. Edited by ' Boz.
25 ページ - FACTS AND FIGURES FROM ITALY. By Don Jeremy Savonarola, Benedictine Monk, addressed during the last two winters to Charles Dickens, Esq., being an Appendix to his
20 ページ - FRIENDS, AND ENEMIES, COMPRISING ALL HIS WILLS AND HIS WAYS : WITH AN HISTORICAL RECORD OF WHAT HE DID, AND WHAT HE...
83 ページ - ... and the publication went on. It was followed by another statement, a letter subscribed with his name, which got into print without his sanction; nothing publicly being known of it (I was not among those who had read it privately) until it appeared in the New York Tribune. It had been addressed and given to Mr. Arthur Smith as an authority for correction of false rumours and scandals, and Mr. Smith had given a copy of it, with like intention, to the Tribune correspondent in London. Its writer...
11 ページ - suddenly to town yesterday afternoon,' he wrote to the artist at the end of October, ' to look at the latter pages of ' Oliver Twist before it was delivered to the booksellers, ' when I saw the majority of the plates in the last volume ' for the first time. With reference to the last one — Rose ' Maylie and Oliver — without entering into the question ' of great haste, or any other cause, which may have led ' to its being what it is, I am quite sure there can be ' little difference of opinion...