The Age of Elegance

by Arthur Bryant

BORROW, Wild Wales.—G. Borrow, Wild Wales, 1901. Boxiana.—P. Egan, Boxiana, 1818-22.

  BROCK.—W. R. Brock, Lord Liverpool and Liberal Toryism, 1941.

  BROUGHAM.—The Life and Times of Henry, Lord Brougham written by himself 1871.

  BROUGHTON.—Lord Broughton, Recollections of a Long Life, 1909.

  BROWN.—W. Brown, 45th Regiment; Narrative of a Soldier, Kilmarnock, 1828.

  BROWNLOW.—Countess of Brownlow, Slight Reminiscences of a Septuagenarian, 1867.

  BUCKINGHAM.—Duke of Buckingham, Memoirs of the Regency, 1856.

  BURGHERSH.—The Correspondence ofLadyBurghersh with the Duke of Wellington (ed. R. Weigall), 1903.

  BURGOYNE.—Life and Correspondence of Field Marshal Sir John Burgoyne, 1873.

  BURY.—Lady Charlotte Bury, The Diary of a Lady-in-Waiting (ed. A. Francis Stewart), 1908.

  BUXTON.—Memoirs of Sir Thomas Fowell Buxton Bt. (ed. Charles Buxton).

  BYRON, Works.—The Works of Lord Byron (ed. E. C. Coleridge), 1905.

  BYRON, Corr—Lord Byron S Correspondence (ed. John Murray), 1922.

  BYRON, Letters and Journals—Letters and Journals of Lord Byron (ed. R. E. Prothero), 1904.

  C.H.B.E.—Cambridge History of the British Empire. C.H.F.P—Cambridge History oj British Foreign Policy. C.M.H.—Cambridge Modern History.

  CAMPBELL.—W. Beattie, Life and Letters of Thomas Campbell, 1849.

  CARTWRIGHT.—Life and Correspondence of John Cartwright (ed. E. Cartwright), 1826.

  CASTLEREAGH.—Memoirs and Correspondence of Viscount Castlereagh, 1850-1853.

  CAWTHORNE & HEROD.—G. J. Cawthorne and Richard S. Herod, Royal

  Ascot: its History and Associations, 1900.

  CECIL, Melbourne.—David Cecil, The Young Melbourne, 1939.

  CECIL, Metternich.—Algernon Cecil, Metternich (1943 ed.).

  CHAMBERS, Coleridge.—E. K. Chambers, Samuel Taylor Coleridge, 1938.

  CHAMBRAY.—Marquis de Chambray, Histoire de Vexpedition de Russie, Paris,

  1839.

  CHANCELLOR.—E. Beresford Chancellor, Life in Regency and Early Victorian Times, 1926.

  CHARLES NAPIER.—Sir W. Napier, The Life and Opinions of General Sir Charles James Napier, 1857.

  CHESNEY.—Lt.-Col. C. Chesney, Waterloo Lectures, 1869.

  CHURCH.—E. M. Church, Sir Richard Church in Italy and Greece, 1895.

  CLAPHAM.—J. H. Clapham, An Economic History of Modern Britain, 1926.

  COBBETT, Cottage Economy.—W. Cobbett, Cottage Economy (ed. Chesterton), 1926.

  COBSETI, Rural Rides.—Cobbett's Rural Rides, II (ed. G. D. H. & M. Cole), 1930.

  COCKBURN.—Henry Cockburn, Memorials of his Time, 1856.

  COLCHESTER.—Diary and Correspondence of Charles Abbot, Lord Colchester, 1861.

  COLE, Cobbett.—G. D. H. Cole, Cobbett, 1947.

  COLERIDGE, Biographia Literia—S. T. Coleridge, Biographia Literaria (Bohn ed.), 1889.

  COLERIDGE, Essays.—S. T. Coleridge, Essays on his own Timesr 1850.

  COLERIDGE, Friend.—S. T. Coleridge, The Friend (Bohn ed.), 1890.

  COLERIDGE, Letters.—S. T. Coleridge, Letters (ed. E. H. Coleridge), 1895.

  COLERIDGE, Miscellanies.—S. T. Coleridge, Miscellanies (Bohn ed.), 1885.

  COLERIDGE, Table Talk.—S. T. Coleridge, The Table Talk and Omniana

  (Bohn ed.), 1884. (See also LORD COLERIDGE.)

  COLMAN.—George Colman, the Younger, Random-Records, 1330.

  COLQUHOUN.—P. Colquhoun, A Treatise on the Wealth, Power and Resources

  of the British Empire, 1814.

  COLVIN, Keats.—S. Colvm, John Keats (New York ed.), 1917.

  COMBE.—W. Combe, The Three Tours of Doctor Syntax.

  COOKE.—Captain Henry Cooke, A Narrative of Events in the South of France^

  1835.

  COOPER.—The Life of Thomas Cooper written by himself, 1879.

  COOPER, Rough Notes.—]. S. Cooper, Rough Notes of Seven Campaigns, 1869.

  CORRY.—J. Corry, History of Macclesfield, 1817.

  CORTI.—Count Corti, The Rise of the House of Rothschild (trans. B. and B. Lunn), 1928.

  COSTELLO.—Memoirs of Edward Costello of the Rifle Brigade, 1857.

  COTTON.—Sergeant-Major Edward Cotton, A Voicefrom Waterloo, Brussels, 1913.

  COUPLAND.—R. Coupland, William Wilberforce, 1923.

  COURT.—W. H. B. Court, The Rise of the Midland Industries, 1938.

  CRABB ROBINSON.—Diary of Henry Crabb Robinson, 1869.

  Cranbourn Chase.—W. Chaffins, Anecdotes & History of Cranbourn Chase% 1818.

  Creevey Papers.—The Creevey Papers (ed. Sir H. Maxwell), 1903-5.

  CREEVEY, Life and Times.—Creevey s Life and Times (ed. John Gore), 1934,

  CRESTON.—Dormer Creston, The Regent and his Daughter, 1932.

  CROKER.—The Croker Papers (ed. L.J.Jennings), 1884.

  CROLY.—George Croly, Personal History of George IV, 1846.

  CUNNINGHAM.—W. Cunningham, The Growth of English Industry and Commerce, 1912.

  CURTLER.—W. H. R. Curtler, The Enclosure and Redistribution of Our Land% 1920.

  CZARTORYSKI.—Prince Adam Czartoryski, Mimoires et correspondance avec Alexandre I, Paris 1887.

  DANIEL, Rural Sports.—W. B. Daniel, Rural Sports, 1801.

  DANiELL.-W. Daniell, A Voyage round Great Britain, 1825,

  DANILEWSKY.—A. M. Danilewsky, Campagne de 1814.

  D'ARBLAY.—The Diaries and Letters of MmeD’Arblay (ed. A. Dobson), 1904

  DARVALL.—F. O. Darvall, Popular Disturbances and Public Order in Regency England, 1934.

  DE QUINCEY.—The Collected Writings of Thomas de Quincey (ed,D. Masson)

  Edinburgh, 1889-90.

  DE SELINCOURT.—The Letters of William and Dorothy Wordsworth, The

  Middle Years (ed. E. de Selincourt), 1937.

  DE VEGA.—Journal of a Tour made by Senorjuan de Vega, through Great Britain

  and Ireland, 1830. DICKINSON.—H. W; Dickinson, Matthew Boulton, 1937. A.O.E.-O

  Dickon Papers.—The Dickson Papers (ed. Maj.-Gen. John Leslie), 1908-12. D.N.B.—Dictionary of National Biography.

  DINO.—Memoirs of the Duchesse de Dino (ed. Princesse Radziwill), 1909.

  DIXON.—J. B. Booth, Bits of Character, A Life of Henry Hall Dixon, 1936.

  DONALDSON.—J. Donaldson, The Eventful Life of a Soldier, Edinburgh, 1827.

  DOWELL, History of Taxation.—S. Do well, A History of Taxation and Taxes in England, 1884.

  DUDLEY.—Lord Dudley, Letters to "Ivy’ (ed. S. H. Romily), 1905.

  DUFF COOPER.—A. Duff Cooper, Talleyrand, 1932.

  DYOTT.—Diary of William Dyott (ed. R. W. Jefferey), 1907.

  EDEN.—Sir F. M. Eden, The State of the Poor (ed. A. G. L. Rogers), 192,8. Edinburgh—The Edinburgh Review.

  EGAN, Life of an Actor.—P. Egan, The Life of an Actor (1904 ed.). (See also

  Boxiana, Life in London and Real Life in London.)

  ELAND.—G. Eland, In Bucks, 1923.

  ELLESMERE.—Francis, first Earl of Ellesrnere, Personal Reminiscences of the

  Duke of Wellington, 1903. E.H.R.—English Historical Review.

  English Spy.—"B. Blackmantle," The English Spy (1907 ed.).

  ERNLE.—Lord Ernie, English Farming Past and Present, 1922.

  Espriella.—R. Southey, Letters from England by Don Manuel Alvarez Espriella, 1807.

  FAIN.—A.J. F. Fain, Manuscritde 1814, Paris, 1823.

  FARADAY.—B. Jones, Life and Letters of Faraday, 1870.

  FARINGTON.—The Farington Diary (ed. J. Greig), 1922-6.

  FARMER.—G. Farmer, The Light Dragoon, 1844. FAY.—C. R. Fay, The Corn Laws and Social England, 1932.

  FEAVERYEAR.—A. E. Feaveryear, The Pound Sterling, 1931.

  FEILING.—K. Feiling, The Second Tory Party, 1938.

  FEILING, Nineteenth Century Biography.—K. Feiling, Sketches in Nineteenth

  Century Biograph
y, 1930.

  FELKTN.—W. M. Felkin, History of the Machine-wrought Hosiery and Lace

  Trades.

  FELTHAM.—J. Fcltham, The Picture of London in 1807.

  FESTING.—J. Festing, John Hookham Frere and his Friends, 1899.

  FORTESCUE.—Sir J. W. Fortescue, History of the British Army, 1899-1930.

  FORTESCUE, British Statesmen.—Sir J. W. Fortescue, British Statesmen of the

  Great War, 1911.

  FOSCOLO.—E. R. Vincent, Ugo Foscolo and John Allen, 1949.

  FOWLER.—J. K. Fowler, Echoes of Old Country Life, 1892.

  FOUCHE.—J. Fouche, Due d'Otranto, Memoires, Paris, 1824.

  FOY.—Vie militaire de General Foy (ed. Girod de l'Ain), Paris, 1900.

  FRANCIS.—G. H. Francis, Maxims and Opinions of the Duke of Wellington, 1845.

  FRASER.—Sir W. Fraser, Words on Wellington, 1889.

  FRAZER.—Letters of Col Sir Augustus Simon Frazer, K.C.B. (ed. Maj.-Gen.

  Edward Sabine), 1859.

  FREMANTLE.—E. A. Fremantle, England in the Nineteenth Century, 1929-30.

  FRISCHAUER.—P. Frischauer, England's Years of Danger, 1938. FULFORD.—Roger Fulford, Royal Dukes, 1933.

  GALT.—J. Gait, The Lives of the Players, 1886.

  Gamonia.—L. Rawstorne, Gamonia (1905 ed.).

  GARDNER.—Recollections of James Anthony Gardner (ed. Sir R. V. Hamilton

  and J. K. Laughton, Navy Records Society), 1906.

  GAUSSEN.—A.. C. C. Gaussen, A Later Pepys, 1904.

  GEORGE IV, Letters.—The Letters of King George IV (ed. A. Aspinall), 1938.

  GEORGE NAPIER.—Passages in the Early Military Life of General Sir George Napier (ed. W. E. E. Napier), 1884.

  GOMM.—Sir W. Gomm, Letters and Journal, 1881.

  GORE.—;John Gore, Nelsons Hardy and his wife 1769-1877, 1935.

  GOURGAUD.—General Gourgaud, La Campagne de 1813, Paris, 1818.

  GRANVILLE.—Private Correspondence of Granville Leveson-Gower, Earl Granville, 1916. (See also HARRIET GRANVILLE.)

  GRATTAN.—W. Grattan, Adventures with the Connaught Rangers, 1847.

  Great Britain Illustrated.—Great Britain Illustrated from Drawings by William Westall, 1830.

  GREEN, Stendhal.—?. C. Green, Stendhal, 1939.

  GREVILLE (SUPPL.).—The Greville Diary (ed. P. W. Wilson), 1927.

  GREVILLE.—The Greville Memoirs. A Journal of the Reign of King George IV and King William IV (ed. H. Reeve), 1874.

  GRIMALDI.—Memoirs of Joseph Grimaldi (ed. "Boz"), 1846 ed.

  GRONOW.—The Reminiscences and Recollections of Captain Gronow, 1892.

  GROTE.—Some Account of the Hamlet of East Burnham, by a Late Resident (Mrs. Grote), 1858.

  GUEDALLA.—P. Guedalla, The Duke, 1931.

  GURWOOD.—The Dispatches and General Orders of Field Marshal the Duke of Wellington (ed. Lt.-Col. Gurwood), 1834-8.

  H.M.C.—Reports on the Royal Commission on Historical Manuscripts.

  HALEVY.—E. Halevy, A History of the English People from 1813 (trans. E. I.

  Watkins), 1936.

  HAM.—Elizabeth Ham (ed. Eric Gillett), 1945.

  Hamilton of Dalzell MS.—Manuscript Journal in the possession of Lord Hamilton of Dalzell.

  HAMMOND, Modern Industry.—]. L. and B. Hammond, The Rise of Modern Industry, 1925.

  HAMMOND, Skilled Labourer.—]. L. and B. Hammond, The Skilled Labourer, 1920.

  HAMMOND, Town Labourer.-—]. L. and B. Hammond, The Town Labourer, 1920.

  HAMMOND, Village Labourer.—]. L. and B. Hammond, The Village Labourer, 1912.

  HANSARD.—Parliamentary Debates, 1814.

  HAPDE.—J. B. A. Hapde, Tableau des Hopitaux pendant la Demiire Campagne

  de Napoleon, Paris, 1815.

  HARPER.—G. M. Harper, William Wordsworth, 1916.

  HARRIET GRANVILLE.—Letters of Harriet, Countess Granville (ed. F. Leveson-

  Gower), 1894.

  HARRIETTE WILSON.—Harriette Wilsons Memoirs (ed. J. Laver), 1929.

  HARRIS.—Recollections of Rifleman Harris, 1848.

  HASBACH.—W. Hasbach, The English Agricultural Labourer (trans. Ruth Kenyon), 1908.

  HAVELOCK.—Scenes of Russian Court Life (ed. Grand Duke Nicholas, trans.

  Henry Havelock), 1917.

  HAWTHORNE.—Nathaniel Hawthorne, Our Old Home, 1863.

  HAYDON.—B. Haydon, Autobiography (ed. E. Blunden), 1927.

  HAYDON, Life.—Life of Benjamin Robert Haydon from his journals (ed. T.

  Taylor), 1853.

  HAYDON, Table Talk.—B. Haydon, Correspondence and Table Talk, 1876.

  HAZLITT.—Collected Works of William Hazlitt (ed. A. R. Waller and A.

  Glover), 1902-6. HAZLITT, Political Essays.—W. Hazlitt, Political Essays, 1819.

  HAZLITT, Spirit of the Age.—W. Hazlitt, The Spirit of the Age, 1825.

  HENRY HUNT.—Memoirs of Henry Hunt, 1820.

  HERRIES.—Memoir of J. C. Hemes (ed. E. Henries), 1880. HILL, Austen.—Constance Hill, Jane Austen: her Home and her Friends, 1902.

  HOBHOUSE.—The Diary of Henry Hobhouse (ed. A. Aspinall), 1947.

  HOLLAND, Journal.—The Journal of the Hon. Henry Edward Fox, afterwards 4th

  Lord Holland (ed. Earl of Ilchester), 1923.

  HOLLAND.—3 rd Lord Holland, Memoirs of the Whig Party in my Time, 1852.

  (See also LADY HOLLAND.)

  HOLLAND ROSE, Napoleon.—J. Holland Rose, Life of Napoleon I, 1903.

  HORNER.—L. Horner, Memoirs and Correspondence of Francis Horner, 1843.

  HORSBURGH.—E. L. S. Horsburgh, Waterloo, 1895.

  HOUSSAYE.—H. Houssaye, 181 $ Waterloo (ed. A. Euan-Smith), 1900,

  HOWE.—P. P. Howe, The Life of William Hazlitt, 1947.

  HOWITT.—W. Howitt, The Rural Life of England, 1838.

  HoWITT, Boy's Country Book.—W. Howitt, The Boy's Country Book, 1939.

  HUGHSON.—David Hughson, Walks through London, 1817.

  Huskisson Papers.—The Huskisson Papers (ed. L. Melville).

  IRVING.—Washington Irving, Works (Bonn ed.), 1854.

  JACKSON.—Lt.-Col. Basil Jackson, Notes and Reminiscences of a Staff Officer

  (ed. R. C. Seaton), 1903.

  JACKSON, Diaries and Letters.—Sir George Jackson, Diaries and Letters, 1872.

  JAMES, Naval History.—W.James, Naval History, 1837.

  JAMES.—Lt.-Col. W. H.James, The Campaign of 1815, 1908.

  JEKYLL and JONES.—J. Jekyll and S. R.Jones, Old English Household Life, 1939.

  JERNINGHAM.—Thejerningham Letters, 1896.

  Johnny Newcome.—The Military Adventures of Johnny Newcome (1904 ed.).

  JOURDAN.—Marshal H. B. Jourdan, Memoires militaires sur la Guerre d Espagne, Paris, 1899.

  Journal of A Soldier.—Journal of A Soldier of the Seventy-First Regiment, 1822.

  KEATS.—The Political Works and Other Writings of John Keats (ed, Harry

  Buxton Forman), 1883.

  Keats, Poems.—The Poems and Verses of John Keats (ed. J. Middleton Murry),

  1949.

  Keats Circle.-—The Keats Circle (ed. H. E. Rollins), Harvard, 1948.

  KENNEDY.—Gen. Sir James Shaw Kennedy, Notes on the Battle of Waterloo, 1865.

  KINCAID.—J. Kincaid, Adventures in the Rifle Brigade, 1830.

  KINCAID, Random Shots.—J. Kincaid, Random Shots from a Rifleman, 1835.

  KLINGENDER.—F. D. Klingender, Art and the Industrial Revolution, 1947.

  KNOWLES.—L. C. A. Knowles, The Industrial and Commercial Revolution in Great Britain during Nineteenth Century, 1941. (See ROBERT KNOWLES.)

  LADY HOLLAND.—Elizabeth, Lady Holland to her Son (ed. Earl of Ilchester), 1946.

  LADY SHELLEY.—The Diary of Frances, Lady Shelley (ed. Richard Edgcumbe), 1912-13.

  LAMB.—The Works of Charles and Mary Lamb (ed. E. V. Lucas), 1905.

  LAMINGTON.—Lord Lamington, In the Days of the Dandies, 1890.


  LAPENE.—E. Lapene, Campagne de 1813-1814 sur VEbre, les Pyrenees, et la

  Garonne, Paris, 1834.

  LARPENT.—The Private Journal of Judge-Advocate F. S. Larpent, 1853. LAS CASES.—Comte de Las Cases, Memorial de Sainte-Helhne, 1823. Lavengro.—G. Borrow, Lavengro (1904 ed.).

  LEACH.—J. Leach, Rough Sketches of the Life of an Old Soldier, 1831.

  LEEKE.—W. Leeke, The History of Lord Seaton s Regiment at the Battle of

  Waterloo, 1866.

  LEIGH.—Leigh’s New Picture of London (ed. 1827).

  LEIGH HUNT, Autobiography.—The Autobiography of Leigh Hunt (ed. R.

  Ingpen), 1903.

  LEIGH HUNT, Correspondence of Leigh Hunt, 1862.

  LEITH HAY.—A. Leith Hay, Narrative of the Peninsular War, 1879.

  LENNOX.—Life and Letters of Lady Sarah Lennox (ed. Countess of Ilchester

  and Lord Stavordale), 1901.

  LESLIE.—Military Journal of Colonel Leslie ofBalquhair, Aberdeen, 1887.

  LESLIE, Constable.—C. R. Leslie, Memoirs of the Life of John Constable, 1845.

  LETTS.—M. Letts, As The Foreigner saw Us, 1935.

  Lieven Letters.—Letters of Dorothea, Princesse Lieven, during her residence in London 1812-34 (ed. Lionel G. Robinson), 1902.

  LIEVEN, Private Letters.—The Private Letters of Princess Lieven to Prince Metternich (ed. P. Quennell), 1937.

  LIEVEN, Unpublished Diary.—The Unpublished Diary of Princess Lieven (ed. H. Temperley), 1925.

  Life in London.—P. Egan, Life in London (1821 ed.).

  LOCKHART.—J. G. Lockhart, Memoirs of the Life of Sir Walter Scott, 1837.

  LOCKHART, Peacemakers.—J. G. Lockhart, The Peacemakers, 1932.

  LONDONDERRY.—Marquis of Londonderry, Narrative of the War in 1813 and 1814, 1830.

  LORD COLERIDGE.—Lord Coleridge, The Story of a Devonshire House, 1905. Luc AS.—W. Lucas, A Quaker's Journal, 1934.

  LYNEDOCH.—A. M. Delavoye, Life of Thomas Graham, Lord Lynedoch, 1880.

  MCCAUSLAND.—Hugh McCausland, The English Carriage, 1948.

  MCGRIGOR.—Sir J. McGrigor, Autobiography, 1861.

  MACREADY.—Macreadys Reminiscences (ed. Sir F. Pollock), 1875.

  MALTON.—T. Malton, Picturesque Tour through the Cities of London and

  Westminster, 1795.

  MANTOUX.—P. Mantoux, The Industrial Revolution, 1928. Marlay Letters.—The Marlay Letters (ed. R. W. Bond), 1937.