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Horace Walpole
The Critical Heritage
Peter Sabor
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The Critical Heritage
Peter Sabor
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The Critical Heritage gathers together a large body of critical sources on major figures in literature. Each volume presents contemporary responses to a wroiter's work, enabling students and researchers to read the material themselves.
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The index is divided into four parts: I Authors, Periodicals, and Anonymous Works Quoted from or Cited; II Authors Compared or Related to Walpole; III Walpole’s Works; IV Selected Topics of Walpole Criticism.
I Authors, Periodicals, And Anonymous Works Quoted From or Cited
Adams, C. Kingsley, iconography of W, 22–23
American Quarterly Review, on letters and memoirs, 20
Annual Register: review of Catalogue of Royal and Noble Authors, 31–32; review of Anecdotes of Painting, 47–48
Athenaeum, on Strawberry Hill sale, 21
Barbauld, Anna Laetitia: on Castle of Otranto, 14, 86–88; on Strawberry Hill, 87
Barker, G.F. Russell, edits memoirs, 12
Barrell, Rex A., on W and France, 23
Beauclerk, Lady Diana, illustrates Mysterious Mother, 304
Beloe, William: on W and Chatterton, 296–297; on Strawberry Hill, 296–298; anecdotes of W, 296–299; on Anecdotes of Painting, 297–298; on verse, 298–299
Bentley, Richard, edits letters to Mann, 10
Berry, Mary: edits Works, 8–9; discussed in Introduction, 19; on Strawberry Hill, 253, 267–268; on Works, 267; on W’s death and will, 267–269; replies to Macaulay, 331–339; edits letters from du Deffand, 334; on Catalogue of Royal and Noble Authors, 335; on Mysterious Mother, 339
Blakeway, J.B., on Walpoliana, 9
Boswell, James, on Johnson and W, 261–262
British Critic, review of letters to Montagu, 184–186
British Review, review of letters to Montagu and Cole, 192–201
Brooke, John, edits memoirs, 12
Broughton, John, on W and Chatterton, 157
Brydges, Samuel Egerton: on W’s reputation, 306–309; on Castle of Otranto, 307; on Catalogue of Royal and Noble Authors, 307; on Anecdotes of Painting, 307; on letters, 307; on memoirs, 308
Buchan, David Steuart Erskine, Earl of, on W and i...