London: Basil Montagu Pickering, 1878. Second edition, with additions. NCBEL III, 1307; Chew, Byron in England, page 266. ¶ Trelawny's memoirs of his famous fellow romantics are considered invaluable and colorful, but to be treated with caution. Records was first published in 1858 as Recollections of the Last Days of.....
London: Printed for J. Harris and J. Hatchard, 1817. First and only edition. A series of questions with answers about English history, meant to compliment and capitalize on the popular English histories for children and young adults by Sarah Trimmer (1741-1810): "Was Philip liked by the people of England? No.....
London: Chapman & Hall, 1864-1865. First edition, parts issue. Sadleir, Trollope, 19; Wolff 6769; NCBEL III, 882; see Sutherland, Victorian Fiction, page 103. The second of Trollope’s “Palliser” novels, which chronicles the history of Plantagenet Palliser and his wife, Lady Glencora. This is only the second work by Trollope to.....
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[London:] Cornhill Magazine, 1866-67. First appearance in print. Noted under Sadleir 27; NCBEL III, 883. ¶ This Cornhill magazine version contains sixteen vignettes by Edwards that were not reproduced in the book edition.
London: Chapman and Hall, 1873. First English edition, preceded a few months by the American edition. Sadleir, Trollope, 39; Wolff 6775; NCBEL III, 883; see Sutherland, Victorian Fiction, page 216. The popular third entry in the Palliser novels, centering on one of Trollope’s most fascinating female characters, Lizzie Eustace (“untruthful.....
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[London:] Cornhill Magazine, 1860-61. First appearance in print. Noted under Sadleir 11; NCBEL III, 882.
London: Chapman & Hall, 1876. First edition in book form, preceded by the parts issue. Sadleir, Trollope, 45; Wolff 6791; NCBEL III, 884; see Sutherland, Victorian Fiction, page 511. The penultimate Palliser novel and the first attempt by Trollope at the portrait of a statesman: “I had never yet drawn.....
London: Printed for R. Dodsley and sold by M. Cooper, 1746. First edition. Foxon, page 871; Hayward 169; NCBEL II, 689. The first collection of poetry by Joseph Warton (1722-1800), clergyman, poet, and literary critic, 14 odes preceded by the author's "advertisement" in which he states that his collection is.....
London: Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, 1811. Fourth edition; the first was published in 1806. NCBEL III, 772. A sequel to the popular Letters to a Young Man on His First Entrance in Life (1801), by the poet, novelist and playwright Jane West (758-1852), a series of.....
London: Printed for Edward and Charles Dilly; Edinburgh: A. Kincaid and J. Bell, 1768. First edition. ESTC T138559; NCBEL II, 693. Fables in verse by the poet William Wilkie (1721-1772), followed by a dialogue between "The Author and Friend." The engravings are well executed.
London: Printed by J. M. for Henry Herringman and Thomas Dring, 1673. First edition. This copy is the issue without the tailpiece on the recto of Q2. ESTC R12858; Wing W-3744; Pforzheimer 1099; NCBEL II, 742. ¶ The uncommon second play (of four) by poet William Wycherley (1640-1716), a satire.....
(London:) Printed for Private Circulation, 1859. First edition; a note in an early hand on the front blank states that this is the first issue with Dickens misspelled "Dickes" on page 14, line 34. NCBEL III, 1083 (Yates); Gimbel B261 (Dickens). ¶ The facts, according to Edmund Yates, involving his.....
London: Printed for G. G. and J. Robinson, 1795. First edition. NCBEL II, 698; Garside, Raven & Schöwerling 1795:50; Summers, Gothic Bibliography, page 489. ¶ The only novel by Ann Yearsley (1753-1806), the interesting working class poet known as the “Bristol Milkmaid.” The Royal Captives, based on the popular French.....