APPENDIX A LIST OF THE WORKS OF G. P. R. JAMES
Reading edition
It is difficult to give an accurate list of James’s books with the dates of their publication. The one given by Allibone is the most complete, but it is not always correct. The catalogue of the British Museum enumerates sixty-seven novels. The following does not include merely edited works or those prepared in collaboration with others, with a few exceptions. Those marked with an asterisk are reprinted in the collected edition of 1844–1849. I was much helped not only in correcting the Allibone list, but in the preparation of the sketch of James, by the late G. H. Sass of Charleston, S. C., who was probably better informed about the subject than any one else in this country.
Life of Edward the Black Prince: 2 vols.: 1822. [Some accounts give 1836: See ante, page 136.]
The Ruined City: a poem.
Richelieu: 3 vols.: 1829.
*Darnley: 3 vols.: 1830.
*Del’Orme: 3 vols.: 1830.
*Philip Augustus: 3 vols.: 1831.
Memoirs of Great Commanders: 3 vols.: 1832.
*Henry Masterton: 3 vols.: 1832.
History of Charlemagne. 1832.
*Mary of Burgundy: 3 vols.: 1833.
*Delaware: 3 vols.: 1833: (reprinted under title of 210“Thirty Years Since,” 1848).
*John Marston Hall: 3 vols.: 1834: (reprinted under title of “The Little Ball o’ Fire,” 1847).
*One in a Thousand: 3 vols.: 1835.
*The Gipsey: 3 vols.: 1835.
Educational Institutions of Germany: 1836.
Lives of the Most Eminent Foreign Statesman: 5 vols.: 4 by James, 1836, [1832?] 1838.
Attila: 3 vols.: 1837.
Memoirs of Celebrated Women: 3 vols. (?) 1837.
*The Robber: 3 vols.: 1838.
Book of the Passions: 1838.
History of Louis XIV. 4 vols.: 1838.
*The Huguenot: 3 vols.: 1838.
Blanche of Navarre: a play: 1839.
Charles Tyrrell: 2 vols.: 1839.
*The Gentleman of the Old School: 3 vols.: 1839.
*Henry of Guise: 3 vols.: 1839.
History of the United States Boundary Question: 1839.
*The King’s Highway: 3 vols.: 1840.
The Man at Arms: 3 vols.: 1840.
Rose d’Albret: 3 vols.: 1840.
The Jacquerie: 3 vols.: 1841.
The Vernon Letters: 3 vols.: (edited). 1841.
*Castleneau; or the Ancient Régime: 3 vols.: 1841.
*The Brigand; or Corse de Léon: 3 vols.: 1841.
Corn Laws.
History of Richard Cœur de Lion: 4 vols.: 1841–42.
Commissioner; or De Lunatico Inquirendo: 1842.
*Morley Ernstein: 3 vols.: 1842.
Eva St. Clair, and Other Tales: 2 vols.: 1843.
The False Heir: 3 vols.: 1843.
*Forest Days: 3 vols.: 1843.
211History of Chivalry: 1843.
*Arabella Stuart: 3 vols.: 1843.
*Agincourt: 3 vols.: 1844.
Arrah Neil: 3 vols.: 1845.
The Smuggler: 3 vols.: 1845.
Heidelberg: 3 vols.: 1846.
The Stepmother: 3 vols.: 1846.
Whim and its Consequences: 3 vols.: 1847.
Margaret Graham: 2 vols.: 1847.
The Last of the Fairies: 1847.
The Castle of Ehrenstein: 3 vols.: 1847.
The Woodman: 3 vols.: 1847.
The Convict: 3 vols.: 1847.
Life of Henry IV. of France: 3 vols.: 1847.
Russell: 3 vols.: 1847.
Sir Theodore Broughton: 3 vols.: 1847.
Beauchamp: 3 vols.: 1848.
Carmazalaman; a Fairy Drama: 1848.
The Fight of the Fiddlers: 1848.
Forgery; or Best Intentions: 3 vols.: 1848.
*Gowrie; or the King’s Plot: 1848.
Dark Scenes of History: 3 vols.: 1849.
John Jones’ Tales from English History: 2 vols.: 1849.
A String of Pearls: 2 vols.: 1849. [His first written book; published 1833 (?); Allibone assigns its publication to 1849].
Ireland’s “David Rizzio”: 1849: (edited).
Heathfield’s “Means of Relief from Taxation”: 1849: (edited).
Henry Smeaton: 3 vols.: 1850.
The Fate: 3 vols.: 1851.
Revenge: (sometimes called A Story Without a Name): 3 vols.: 1851.
212Pequinillo: 3 vols.: 1852.
Adrian; or the Clouds of the Mind: (jointly with M. B. Field): 2 vols.: 1852.
Agnes Sorel: 3 vols.: 1853.
Ticonderoga; or the Black Eagle: 3 vols.: 1854.
Prince Life: 1855.
The Old Dominion; or the Southampton Massacre: 3 vols.: 1856.
Lord Montagu’s Page: 1858.
The Cavalier: (Bernard March?): 1859.
Adra; or the Peruvians: a poem: (circa, 1829).
The City of the Silent: a poem.
The Desultory Man: 3 vols.
Life of Vicissitudes.
My Aunt Pontypool: 3 vols.
The Old Oak Chest: 3 vols.
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