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AMERICAN EDITIONS OF BYRON, 1811 TO 1830 WITH A SUPPLEMENT CONTAINING BYRONIANA
1811 Blake; and in Baltimore by E Lucas, Junr. William Fry, Printer. 1812. la. English bards and Scotch reviewers; a satire, by Lord Byron. [two mottos] First a6 A-G 12; 179, [1] p.; 15 x 8 cm. American from the third London edi- Printed buff boards tion. References: 25010 (var.) Philadelphia: Published by Brannan and Locations:Y+:AAS-, BA-, BPL-, MH- Morford, No. 118, Chesnut-street, and E. Morford, Willington, and Co. Charleston, S. 1813 C.J. Maxwell, Printer. 1811. 3a. The giaour, a fragment of a Turkish tale. [A]4 B-M 4 (M4 blank); viii, 86 p.; 20 x 13 cm. By Lord Byron. [motto] From the third Printed buff boards; Price: $1.00 London edition. References: 22463 (var.) Boston: Printed by John Eliot, No. 5, Court Locations: AAS+: BA-, MH+, NYPL+, Street. 1813. PXA +, [Y, LC] A-B 12 C1° (ClO blank); 66 p.; 14.4 x 8 cm. 1b. English bards and Scotch reviewers; a Printed brown boards; Price: 37½¢ satire, by Lord Byron. [two mottos] First References: Not in Shoemaker American from the third London edition. Locations: EI+: MH+ Charleston, S.C.: Published by E. Morford, Willington, and Co.J. Maxwell, Printer, 3b. The giaour, a fragment of a Turkish tale. By Lord Byron. [motto] From the third Philadelphia. 1811. London edition. [A]4 B-M 4 (M4 blank);viii,86 p.;20 x 13 cm. Boston: Printed by John Eliot, No. 5, Court Printed buff boards; Price: $1.00 Street. 1813. References: 22463, Tinker 516 A-B 12 C 10 (C9 + D 4) (C9, D4 blank); 72 p.; Locations:AAS+: LCP-, MH+, PXA+,Y+, 14.4 x 7.5 cm. [LC] Page 57 misnumbered 75; in some copies, a 1812 stop press correction has been made. In this issue a gathering of four leaves con- 2a. Childe Harold's pilgrimage, a romaunt: taining pp. 6 7-72 is inserted at end, headed and other poems. By Lord Byron. with note: "Since the preceding sheets were [motto] The first American edition. printed, the publisher has seen in the Philadelphia: Published by Moses Thomas, Boston Athen:rum a copy of the fourth No. 52, Chesnut-street. William Fry, London edition, which contains the follow- Printer. 1812. ing passages." a6 A-G 12; 179, [1] p.; 15 x 8.4 cm. a) Printed green boards; b) Printed brown Printed brown boards; Price: 75¢ boards; Price: 37½¢ References: 25010 References: 28060 Locations: EI+: LCP-, MH-, NYPL-,Y- Locations: AAS+ (binding a), EI+ (binding b): BA+ (binding a), LCP+, MH + (binding 2b. Childe Harold's pilgrimage, a romaunt: a),Y+ (binding a) and other poems. By Lord Byron. [motto] The first American edition. 4a. The giaour, a fragment of a Turkish tale. Philadelphia: Published by Moses Thomas. By Lord Byron. [motto] For sale in Philadelphia, by the publisher, M. Philadelphia: Published by Moses Thomas, Carey,and Bradford and Inskeep;in New York, and by Eastburn, Kirk, and Co., New-York. by Inskeep and Bradford, and J. Eastburn; in William Fry, Printer. 1813. Boston, by Munroe and Francis, and West and 1t2 A-B 12 C4; [4], 53, [3] p.; 14.1 x 8 cm. Advertisements on the final leaf. Byron in America to 1830 37
Price: 37½¢ In vol. 1, p. 202 misnumbered 20. References: Not in Shoemaker Two advertisement leaves at the end of v. 1 and Locations: BPL- one advertisement leaf at the end of v. 2. Vol. 1, p. [3]: "Note. This volume of Lord 46. The giaour, a fragment of a Turkish tale. Byron's Poems, being complete in itself, is By Lord Byron. [motto] intended to be sold, either as a separate Philadelphia: Published by Moses Thomas, work, or as the first volume of his entire No. 52, Chesnut-Street. William Fry, works, (which are now printing by the sub- Printer. 1813. scriber)-on that account, it has two title a2 A-B 12 C; [4], 53, [3] p.; 14.9 x 8 cm. pages, one of which is to be cancelled when P. [1]: "Note. M. Thomas has lately pub- the work is bound. M. Thomas." lished, vol. I. of Lord Byron's Poetical Works, Vol. 2, p. [1]: "Note. This volume of Lord comprising his first work entitled Poems, Byron's Poems, being complete in itself, is Original and Translated, and a secondedition intended to be sold, either as a separate of English Bards and Scotch Reviewers. He work, or as the second and last volume of has now in press, a second edition of Chi/de his entire works-on that account, it has two Harold's Pilgrimage,which with the present title pages, one of which is to be cancelled poem, will form the second volume and when the work is bound. M. Thomas." complete the work. To accomodate those Drab green boards who have purchased Childe Harold, the References: 28062 Giaour is sold separate." Locations: MH+ (v. 1 only): AAS+ (v. 1 Advertisements on the final leaf. only), BU- (v. 2 only), HSP@LCP- (v.1 Printed olive boards only), LCP-,Y- (2 copies), [LC] References: 28061 1814 Locations: MH+: PXA+, NYPL+, [Y] 7. The bride of Abydos. A Turkish tale. By 5. The giaour, a fragment of a Turkish tale. Lord Byron. [motto] By Lord Byron. [motto] From the fifth London edition. Boston: Printed and published by E. G. House, No. 100, Court Street. 1814. Philadelphia: Published by Moses Thomas, No. 52, Chesnut street.William Fry, Printer. A-C 12; 72 p.; 14.3 x 8 cm. 1813. Printed brown boards [dagger A]' dagger B-F"; 65, [3] p.; 14.4 x References: 31048 7.5 cm. Locations: EI+:AAS+, BA+, MH+ Direction line, p. 5 7: Vol. II 8. The bride of Abydos. A Turkish tale. By a) Printed olive wrappers; b) Printed buff Lord Byron. [motto] boards Philadelphia: Published by Moses Thomas, Front wrapper, binding a: "Second No. 52, Chesnut-Street. William Fry, Philadelphia edition, from the fifth London, Printer. 1814. with large Additions." A-C 12; 72 p.; 15.4 x 8.5 cm. References: 28061 AAS has a copy bound with The corsair (see Locations: MH+ (binding a),AAS+ (bind- no. 12), as issued. Printed buff board cover- ing b):Y- ing preserved, with imprint: Philadelphia: 6. The poetical works of Lord Byron. In Published by Moses Thomas, No. 52 two volumes. Vol. I [-II]. From the last Chesnut Street.]. Maxwell, Printer. 1814. London edition. a) Printed buff boards; b) Printed blue- Philadelphia: Published by Moses Thomas, green boards. Price: 37½¢ No. 52, Chesnut-Street. William Fry, References: 31049 Printer. 1813. Locations: AAS+: BPL-, LCP+ (2 copies = Vol. 1: 17t2 27t4 A-H 12 18;[4], iv, [4], 203, [5] p.; bindings a and b) MH- (2 copies), NYPL +, Vol. 2: a" A-G 12 *l-*K 12 L6 ; 261, [3] p.; 15 x PXA+,Y-, [LC] 8.8 cm. 38 HARVARD LIBRARY BULLETIN
9. The corsair, a tale. By Lord Byron. Boston: Published by West & Blake. 1814. [motto] From the London edition. fifth 1-3 12; 72 p.; 14 x 7.4 cm. Baltimore: Printed and published by B. a) Printed buff boards; b) Unprinted buff Edes, for the Booksellers. 1814. boards, white paper label on cover: Byron's A-C' 2; 72 p.; 15 x 7.7 cm. English bards; Price: 38¢ Page viii rnisnumbered ix. "C. Stebbins, Printer": p. 72. Printed blue-gray boards References: 31054 "B. Edes, Printer": p. 72. Locations: AAS+ (binding a), BA+ (front References: 31050 board wanting): MH+ (binding a), Y + (binding b) Locations:AAS+: MH+ EI+ (binding a; 14 x 7.4 cm), PXA+ (bind- 10. The corsair, a tale. By Lord Byron. ing a), NYPL-, BPL- [motto] From the fifth London edition. 14. Lara, a tale.Jacqueline, a tale. Boston: Published by West & Blake. 1814. Boston: Published by Wells and Lilly. 1814. 1-3 12; 71, [1] p.; 14.3 x 7.5 cm. 1t4 18 1* 4 28 2*4 38 3*4 48 (48 blank); iv, [5], a) Tan boards, white paper label on cover: 14-98 p.; 14.5 x 7.8 cm. Byron's Corsair; b) Printed blue-green boards Printed drab boards "C. Stebbins, Printer": p. 71. References: 31055 References: 31051 Locations: BPL+:AAS+, EI+, LCP-, MH+ (2 copies), NYPL+, UV+,Y+ Locations: AAS+ (binding a), EI+ (binding b; 14.7 x 7.8 cm.): LCP-, MH+ (binding a) 15. Lara, a tale.Jacqueline, a tale. 11. The corsair, a tale. By Lord Byron. New-York: Published by Eastburn, Kirk & [motto] From the fifth London edition. Co. Literary-Roorns, corner of Wall & Nassau-streets. 1814. New-York: Published by Eastburn, Kirk, and Co. Literary Rooms, Corner of Wall [A]12 B-E 12 P; 136 p.; 15 x 7.5 cm. and Nassau Streets. 1814. Printed buff boards; Price: 50¢ A-H 6 2H 6 16;xi, [1], 108 p.; 15 x 9 cm. "Printed by D. & G. Bruce, No. 27William- Printed buff boards; Price: 50¢ street": p. [4]. "Pray and Bowen, Printers, 13, Fletcher References: 31056 street": p. [iv]. Locations: AAS+: BPL-, EI-, LCP-, MH+, References: 31052 Y+, [LC] Locations: BA+: AAS+, EI+ (2 copies), 16. Ode to Napoleon Bonaparte. By Lord MH+, PXA+,Y- (2 copies) Byron.
[1]4 24 ; 13, [3] p.; 20.3 x 12 cm. misnumbered 151. In some copies, stop Stab sewn press paginary corrections have been made. References: 31058 a) Printed buff boards; b) Green boards, white paper label on spine: Byron's Poems. Locations: AAS+: EI-, MH- Vol. 1 [-2] 18. Ode to Napoleon Bonaparte. By Lord References: 31063 Byron.
References: 34267 Printed for Kirk and Mercein, New York. Locations: AAS+: LCP- [1816-20?] [A]2 B-E 4 (C2 missigned G2; gathering F 27. The poetical works of Lord Byron. missigned P) F'; iv, 36 p.; 15.3 x 9.5 cm. From the last London edition. In three volumes.Volume I [-III]. References: Not in Shoemaker New-York: Published by David Locations: AAS- Huntington, S. Marks, Printer. 1815. 31. The giaour, a Turkish tale. Vol. 1: [A]8 B-L12 M' (M2 blank); 258 p.;Vol. Philadelphia: Published by Moses Thomas, 2: [A]4 x2 B-L 12; 251, [1] p.;Vol. 3: [A]' X' B 8 1816. C-1 12 K'; 196 p.; 14 x 8 cm. Moses Thomas announced this new edition Vol. 1, p. [5]-11: "Lord Byron," a biograph- of The giaourin his note to The works of Lord ical note from the AnalecticMagazine. Byron (see entry 38). I have not seen a copy; Printed pink boards (v. 1-2); printed yellow the Shaw Shoemaker citation refers to a boards (v. 3). heavily annotated copy at Brown, with an References: 34268 imprint date of 1813, altered by hand to 1816. Locations: Kohler Catalogue (1980)+, AAS-, MH-, NYPL-, PXA-,Y- (v. 1 want- References: 37138 ing), [LC] Locations: None
1816 32. Lara, a tale. By Lord Byron. Embellished with an engraving. 28. The bride of Abydos. By Lord Byron. Philadelphia: Published by Moses Thomas. Embellished with an engraving. J.Maxwell, Printer. 1816. Philadelphia: Published by Moses Thomas. A 10 B 12 C'" (C8-10 blank); 61, [1] p., [1] leaf J.Maxwell, Printer. 1816. of plates; 14.8 x 8.4 cm. 7t' B4 C-D 12 E'; 62 p., [1] leaf of plates; 14.5 Engraved frontispiece after Stothard; "Pub. x 8.6 cm. by M. Thomas Phila. and Eastburn Kirk & Engraved frontispiece after Stothard; "Pub. Co. N.York." by and M. Thomas Phila. and Eastburn Kirk Printed brown boards & Co. N.York." References: 37136 Printed drab boards; Price: 50¢ Locations: LC+ References: 37133 Locations: PXA +: Y + (frontispiece want- 33. Lord Byron's Farewell to England, and ing) other late poems; including an entire copy (now first printed) of his Curse 29. Childe Harold's pilgrimage, a romaunt. of Minerva: together with an original By Lord Byron. Third American from biography. the last London edition. Embellished Philadelphia: Published by Moses Thomas. with a portrait. J.Maxwell, printer. 1816. Philadelphia: Published by Moses Thomas. A-D 12 (+/-A2); 96 p.; 15 x 8 cm. J.Maxwell, Printer. 1816. Printed buff boards; Price: 50¢ 1t1 A-F12 G-H" (H6 blank); [2], 157, [1] p., [1] leaf of plates; 13.8 x 7.9 cm. Copyright entered in the Eastern District of Pennsylvania by Moses Thomas as pro- Frontispiece portrait by Thomas Phillips, prietor on 8 August 1816-verso of title- engraved by Gimbrede; "Published by page. Moses Thomas Philadelphia, and Eastburn Kirk & Co., N.York." References: 37137 Price: $1.00 Locations: MH+: EI+, HSP@LCP-, LCP-, NYPL-, PXA+, UV+,Y+ References: 37134 Locations: MH-: PXA- 34. An ode. On the star of the legion of honour. Napoleon's farewell. Fare thee 30. English bards and Scotch reviewers; a well. And A sketch, &c. By Lord Byron. satire. By Lord Byron. (motto] Byron in America to 1830 41
New-York: Published by Van Winkle and Philadelphia: Published by Moses Thomas, Wiley, No. 3 Wall-Street. 1816. J. Maxwell, Printer. 1816.
1-3 4 ; 24 p.; 21 x 12.6 cm. Vol. 1: 1t4 A 12 (-Al-3) B* 12 B-M 12 N-O 6 P 4; Price: 25¢ [2], 4, [2], x-xlii, [6], 295, [1] p., [3] leaves of plates. References: 37139 Vol. 2: [A]2 B-M 12 N 12 (Nl0-12 blank); iv, Locations:AAS- (-11): BPL-, LCP-, MH-, [7], 14-287, [1] p., [3] leaves of plates. NYPL- Vol. 3: [A]4 B-P 12 Q6 (Q6 blank); iv, [3], x- 35. Poems on his domestic circumstances. I. xii, [1], 14-351, [1] p., [4] leaves of plates. Fare thee well! II. A sketch from private "The present edition of Lord Byron's life. By Lord Byron. With the Star of the Works, was put to press by Messrs. legion of honour, &c. &c. Containing Eastburn, Kirk and Co. in conjunction with eight poems. myself, but I have since purchased their Boston: Published by J. Eliot, 1816. portion of the edition (except a very few A 12; 24 p.; 12.5 x 7.5 cm. copies,) and become the exclusive propri- a) Stiff tan wrappers, white paper label on etor. The engravings, on which their names cover: Poems, by Lord Byron; b) Stiff green appear with mine as joint publishers, were wrappers, white paper label on cover: printed before the present arrangement Poems, by Lord Byron. took place. The object of this notice will be understood by booksellers, for whom, References: 37140 alone, it is intended. M. Thomas. * Copies Locations:AAS+ (binding a), BA+ (binding of Childe Harold's Pilgrimage, The Giaour, b, 14 x 7 cm.): MH+ (binding a), BPL+ Bride of Abydos, Corsair, and Lara, have (binding a), HSP@LCP+ (binding a) LC+ been printed to sell detached from the (binding a), NYPL+ (binding a) whole works, and paged accordingly. This 36. The siege of Corinth: a poem. Parisina: edition contains many poems not to be a poem. By Lord Byron. found in any other, English or American; some of which are from manuscript, and a New-York: Printed and Published by Van copyright accordingly obtained. I have also Winkle &Wiley, No. 3 Wall-Street, 1816. printed an edition containing the same, on A-D 12 (D12 blank); 91, [3] p.; 14.7 x 8 cm. a commonpaper, in two volumes." -v.1, p. [1] a) Printed buff wrappers; b) Printed brown Frontispiece portrait in v. 1 by Thomas boards; Price: 50¢ Phillips, engraved by Thomas Gimbrede; References: 37141 plates by Thomas Stothard, engraved by Locations: EI+ (binding a), BA+ (binding Peter Maverick, Gideon Fairman, and b): HSP@LCP+ (binding b), LCP- (all after Francis Kearny. CS wanting), MH+ (binding a), BPL+ 14.6 x 8.8 cm. (binding a), Y- Printed buff boards; Price: $4.50 3 7. The siege of Corinth: a poem. Parisina: Copyright entered in the District of a poem. By Lord Byron. Second Pennsylvania by Moses Thomas as propri- American edition. etor on 8 August 1816-verso of title-page. New-York: Printed and Published by Van References: 67144 Winkle &Wiley, No. 3 Wall-Street, 1816. Locations: PXA+:AAS-, MH-, UV- A-D 12 (D12 blank); 91, [3] p.; 15.5 x 8.2 cm. 39. The works of Lord Byron. Including Printed buff boards several poems now first collected. References: 37142 Together with an original biography. Locations: EI+: HSP@LCP-, MH-, NYPL + Embellished with a portrait, title-page, and six other engravings. Vol. I. [-II.] 38. The works of Lord Byron. Including Philadelphia: Published by Moses Thomas, several poems now first collected. Maxwell, printer. 1816. Together with an original biography. J. Embellished with a portrait, title-page, Vol. 1: 5 leaves B* 12 B-K 12 L-M" N-Q 1' R 6; and six other engravings.Vol. I [-III.] [3], x-xxxv, [5], 348 p., [4] leaves of plates. 42 HARVARD LIBRARY BULLETIN
Vol. 2: 3 leaves B-R' 2 S2 (R1 missigned Q); New-York: Published by Van Winkle and [3], iv-v, [4], 10-394 p., [2] leaves of plates. Wiley, No. 3 Wall-street. 1817. Frontispiece portrait in v. 1 by Thomas 1-6 6 (66 blank); 70 p.; 14.3 x 9.5 cm. Phillips, engraved by Thomas Gimbrede; Page 31 is unnumbered. plates by Thomas Stothard, engraved by Stab sewn Peter Maverick, Gideon Fairman, and Francis Kearny. References: Not in Shoemaker 13.8 x 8 cm. Locations:EI+:AAS- (-66),BPL-,MH- (-11 and 6 ),Y- (-6 ) Price: $3.00 6 6 Copyright entered in the District of 44a. Manfred, a dramatic poem. [motto] By Pennsylvania by Moses Thomas as propri- Lord Byron. (From the 1st London edi- etor on 8 August 1816-verso of title-page. tion ofJune, 1817.) References: 37143 New-York: Published by D. Longworth, at the Dramatic Repository, Shakspeare Locations: AAS-, LCP- Gallery.August, 1812 [i.e. 1817]. 1817 1-6 6 (66 blank); 70 p.; 16 x 9.9 cm. 40. Childe Harold's pilgrimage. Canto the Stab sewn, as issued; Price: 25¢ third. By Lord Byron. [motto] References: 40368; Stoddard, Longworth: Boston: Published by Munroe & Francis, 304 No. 4, Cornhill. 1817. Locations: MH-: LC-, LCP- (-66), PXA-, A-P; 72 p.; 16 x 9.6 cm. Y- (-11) a) Blue green boards; b) Tan boards 44b. Manfred, a dramatic poem. [motto] By AAS has a copy bound and continuously Lord Byron. (From the 1st London edi- signed with The Prisoners[sic] of Chillon (see tion of June, 1817.) no. 47), as issued, in unprinted buff boards. New-York: Published by D. Longworth, at References: 40362 the Dramatic Repository, Shakspeare- Gallery. August 1817. Locations: EI+ (binding a), NYPL+ (bind- ing b):AAS+ (binding a), BPL-, MH-,Y+ 1-6 6 (66 blank); 70 p.; 16 x 9.9 cm. Title-page and p. [5] in a variant setting 41. English bards and Scotch reviewers; a than entry 44. satire. By Lord Byron. From the last London edition. [two mottos] References: 40367, Stoddard, Longworth: 304 New-York: Published by A. T. Goodrich & Co. 124 Broadway, corner of Cedar-street. Locations: MH-:AAS- (-66), LC- J. Seymour, Print. 1817. 45. Manfred, a dramatic poem. [motto] By A-C 6 D 8 X' (Xl signed D4); 54 p.; 14.2 x 9 Lord Byron. cm. Philadelphia: Published by M. Thomas. J. a) Green boards; b) Drab boards Maxwell, Printer. 1817.
References: 40365 A-C 12; 72 p.; 15.2 x 8.3 cm. Locations: Y + (binding a), MH + (binding Printed buff wrappers b): NYPL+ (binding b; front cover want- References: 40370 ing), PXA- Locations: MH+: BPL-, HSP@LCP-, 42. The lament ofTasso. By Lord Byron. NYPL + (back wrapper wanting) New-York: Published by Van Winkle and 46. Poems. By Lord Byron. Wiley. 1817. New-York: Published by Thomas Kirk and 1'2;23, [1] p.; 13.4 x 7.5 cm. Thomas R. Mercein, Moses Thomas, M. References: 40366 Carey and Son, Philadelphia; Wells and Lilly, Locations: MH-: AAS-, UV- Boston; and Coale and Maxwell, Baltimore. T. & W Mercein, printers, 93 Gold-street. 43. Manfred, a dramatic poem. [motto] By 1817. Lord Byron. Byron in America to 1830 43
1t2 (1t 2 blank) A-G 12 2A-B6; [4], 79, 64, 24 p.; "C. S[.] Van Winkle, Printer, 101 15.8 x 9 cm. Greenwich-street": p. [2]. This volume, containing Childe Harold's References: 43510 Pilgrimage,Canto III, The Prisoneref Chillon, Locations:Y +: AAS- and Poems, may have been intended as a continuation of Moses Thomas's two-vol- 50. Childe Harold's pilgrimage. Canto the ume collected edition of 1816, as copies in fourth. By Lord Byron. [motto] binding a are designated "Vol. III" on the New-York: Published by A. T. Goodrich & cover and spine. Co. No. 124 Broadway, corner of Cedar-st. Notices for the Edinburgh and Quarterly 1818. reviews-24 p. at end [1]6 2-156; 177, [3] p.; 16 x 9.5 cm. a) Printed buff boards; b) Printed green Page 176 misnumbered 274. boards; Price: 75¢ a) Printed brown boards; b) Printed buff References: 40373 boards; c) Blue boards Locations: AAS+ (binding a), Y + (binding References: 43511 b; 2nd copy not in binding and wanting 24 Locations: LC+ (binding a) ,Y + (binding b): p. at end): BPL- (2 copies: the first lacking AAS-, BPL-, LCP+ (2 copies: bindings a all before p. 5, the second wants the 24 p. at and c) [NYPL] end), HSP@LCP- (wanting 24 p. at end), LCP- (2 copies), MH-, PXA+ (binding a), 51. Childe Harold's pilgrimage. Canto the UV+ (binding b) [LC, NYPL] fourth. By Lord Byron. [motto] New-York: Published by James Eastburn 4 7. The prisoners of Chillon; and other and Co. at the Literary Rooms, Broadway. poems. By Lord Byron. Clayton & Kingsland, Printers. 1818. Boston: Published by Munroe & Francis, 1-3 12 410 (4 blank) A-F12;89, [3], 143, [1] No. 4, Cornhill. 1817. 10 p.; 14.8 x 8 cm. G-16; 36 p.; 16 x 9.6 cm. Printed buff boards Brown wrappers References: 43512 References: 40373, Tinker 560 Locations: MH+:Y- Locations: AAS+:Y + 52. Childe Harold's pilgrimage. Canto the 1818 fourth. By Lord Byron. [motto] 48. Beppo, a Venetian story. By Lord Byron. New-York: Published by Kirk and [two mottos] From the third London Mercein, No. 22 Wall-Street. 1818.
edition. A-X 6 ; 249, [3] p.; 15.5 x 9 cm. Boston: Published by Munroe & Francis, a) Printed brown boards; b) Printed rose No. 4, Cornhill. 1818. boards
1-3 6 ; 36 p.; 16 x 9.5 cm. References: 43513 Yellow wrappers Locations: PXA+ (binding a),Y+ (binding References: 43509 b):MH- Locations: MH+:Y- 53. Childe Harold's pilgrimage. Canto the fourth. By Lord Byron. [motto] 49. Beppo, a Venetian story. By Lord Byron. [two mottos] From the third London Philadelphia: Published by M. Thomas, edition. (Johnson's Head,) No. 52, Chesnut Street.]. Maxwell, Printer. 1818. New-York: Published by A. T. Goodrich & Co. corner of Broadway and Cedar-street. A-112 K* 2 K-L 12 M 6 (M4-6 blank); 216, 1818. 213*-215*, [4], 220-270 p.; 14.7 x 8 cm.
1-3 6 ; 36 p.; 14 x 9 cm. P. [233]-270: "Beppo, a Venetian story." Printed on unwatermarked laid paper. Frontispiece portrait of Byron by Thomas Phillips engraved by Gimbrede: "Published Printed red wrappers by Moses Thomas Philadelphia." [rest of imprint scraped off the plate]. 44 HARVARD LIBRARY BULLETIN
Issued on fine and common paper. 1820 a) Printed buff boards; b) Half blue boards, 58. Don Juan. [motto] buff spine printed: Childe Harold; Price: New-York: Published by W B. Gilley, 92 75¢ Broadway. Clayton & Kingsland, Printers. References: 43515 1820. Locations: PXA+ (binding a),Y+ (binding 1-13 6 (-136 blank); 154 p.; 14.7 x 9 cm. b; frontispiece wanting): HSP@LCP-, Printed gray boards LCP-, MH-, NYPL+ (binding a) References: 639 1819 Locations: NYPL+: MH- 54. DonJuan. [motto] 59. Poems on his domestic circumstances. I. Philadelphia: Published by M. Thomas, 108, Fare thee well! II. A sketch from private Chesnut St. and J. Haly and C. Thomas, life. III. Darkness. By Lord Byron. With New York.James Maxwell, Printer. 1819. the star of the legion of honour, &c &c. A-H 12 I2 (-12 blank?); 194 p.; 12.8 x 6.7 cm. Containing eight poems. Price: 75¢ Glen's Falls: Published at the Patriot office for L. Powers.-]. Wright, Printer. 1820. References: 47484 A-B 6; 23, [1] p.; 13 x 7.5 cm. Locations: HSP@LCP-, MH- (-A1) Blue gray wrappers, white paper label on 55. English bards, and Scotch reviewers. A front cover: Poems, by Lord Byron. satire. By Lord Byron. [motto] Third References: Not in Shoemaker edition. Locations: BPL+:AAS+ Baltimore: Printed by J. Robinson, 1819. [A]-E4 P; iv, 37, [1] p.; 20 x 12.5 cm. 60. The works of Lord Byron.Vol. 1 [-4] Green paper wrappers New-York: Published by Wm. B. Gilley, 92 Broadway.]. Seymour, print. 1820. References: Not in Shoemaker Vol. l:A6 b2 B- 2E6 2F4;xvi, [1], 14-343, [1] p., Locations:JGW+ [2] leaves of plates. 56. Mazeppa, a poem. By Lord Byron. Vol. 2:A4 (-Al blank) B- 2A6 2B2; [2], 284 p., Boston: Published by Wells and Lilly. 1819. [6] leaves of plates.
7t4 1-3 6 16 A6; [3], vi-vii, [1], 38, 10, 13, [1] p.; Vol. 3: [1]4 (14 blank) 2-21 6 1-13 6; [8], 240, 14 x 9.3 cm. 154 p., [2] leaves of plates. Printed on wove paper watermarked 1813. Vol. 4: [A]4 B- 2A6; viii, [3], 10-282 p., [3] Drab brown wrappers, octagonal white leaves of plates. label on cover: Mazeppa, by Lord Byron. Volume 3 printed by Clayton & Kingsland. References: 47485 Frontispieces, added engraved title-pages, Locations: MH+: BPL-,Y- and plates in each volume engraved by P. Maverick, Durand & Co. and Francis 57. Mazeppa, a poem. By Lord Byron. Kearny after illustrations by Corbould and London: Printed for John Murray. Stothard. Republished by M. Thomas, Philadelphia, 14.2 x 8.5 cm. and J. Haly and C. Thomas, New York. J. Buff boards Maxwell, Printer. 1819. References: 640 A-B 12 C 6 ; 59, [1] p.; 14.7 x 8 cm. Locations: AAS+: LCP-, MH-, NYPL-, Printed drab wrappers PXA- References: 4748 61. The works of the Right Honourable Locations: AAS+: HSP@LCP- (2 copies), Lord Byron; containing English bards, MH- (-C2-6) and Scotch reviewers; the Curse of Minerva, and the Waltz, an apostrophic hymn. Byron in America to 1830 45
Philadelphia: Published by M. Thomas. it their duty to present gratuitously to the 1820. purchasers of the tragedy. M. Carey & Sons. Philadelphia,June 1, 1821": p. [ii]. [a]2 62 B-G 12 H 4 ; viii, 151, [1] p., [1] leaf of plates; 19.5 x 11 cm. Stab sewn, as issued, without wrappers Page 97 misnumbered 79. References: Not in Shoemaker Frontispiece portrait after Harding, Locations: AAS+: MH- engraved by Kennerley: "Published as the 65. Marino Faliero, doge ofVenice. An his- act directs by William Wright 46, Fleet torical tragedy-in five acts. With notes. Street. Sold by Rowe & Waller 49, Fleet By Lord Byron. The second American Street, and Henry Prior, Strand, London." edition. Spurious, printed most likely in London. Philadelphia: M. Carey and Sons-Chesnut Drab boards, white paper label on spine: Street. Lydia R. Bailey, Printer. 1821. Lord Byron's English bards, Curse of 1-15 6 164 (16 blank); 185, [1] p.; 15 x 9 cm. Minerva, and The waltz. 5s. 4 Printed drab boards; Price: 62½¢ References: 640, Tinker 574 References: Not in Shoemaker Locations: NYPL+: BPL-, MH-, PXA-,Y-, [LC] Locations:AAS+: PXA+ 66. La profezia di Dante. Di Lord Byron. 1821 Tradotta in terza rima da L. Da Ponte. 62. Don Juan, cantos III, lV, andV. [motto] Nuova-Jorca: Publicata da R. e W A. New-York:William B. Gilley, 92 Broadway. Bartow, 250 Pearl-st. Gray & Bunce, 1821.J. Seymour, Printer. Stampatori. 1821.
A-M 6 N 4; 147, [5] p.; 16 x 10 cm. A-P; 72 p.; 15 x 9 cm. Printed orange boards Italian and English text on facing pages. References: 4892 List of subscribers: p. [71]-72. Locations: MH+: AAS-, HSP@LCP+, References: 4894 PXA+, [LC] Locations: MH- 63. Marino Faliero, doge of Venice. A 67. The prophecy of Dante. A poem. By tragedy-in five acts. By Lord Byron. Lord Byron. [motto] Philadelphia; M. Carey and Sons, Chesnut Philadelphia: M. Carey and Sons, Chesnut Street.]. Maxwell, Printer. 1821. Street. 1821. A-P 6; 179, [1] p.; 16.3 x 9.8 cm. 1-4 6 ; 48 p.; 16 x 9.8 cm. Printed drab boards; Price: 62½¢ Printed drab boards; Price: 31¢ References: 4893 References: 4895 Locations: Y+; AAS+, EI+, HSP@LCP+, Locations: EI+: AAS+, BU+, LCP+ (2 LCP-, MH+ (2 copies), NYPL+ (2 copies), copies), MH-, NYPL+,Y+, [LC] NYHS-, [LC] 68. The works of Lord Byron.Vol. I. [-IV.] 64. Marino Faliero. [motto] New=York: Published by E. Duyckinck [Philadelphia: M. Carey & Sons, 1821] and G. Long. G. Long, Printer. 1821. 6 "A8A-C ; xv, [1], 35, [1] p.; 14.8 x 9 cm. Vol. 1: [A]4 B-S 12 T 8 (T8 blank); [7], vi-viii, Caption title 422 p., [2] leaves of plates.
"Advertisement. The copy of Marino Vol. 2: [A]4 ([A2] blank) B-R 12 S8; [8], 400 Faliero, received by the Philadelphia pub- p., [2] leaves of plates. lishers, was forwarded from London, previ- Vol. 3: [A]4 ([Al] blank) B-R 12 S8 (S7-8 ous to the completion or publication of the blank); [5], iv-vi, 396 p., [2] leaves of plates. work in that city, and without the Preface Vol. 4: [A]8 B-R 12; [9], viii-xvi, 384 p., [2] or Appendix, in which form it was accord- leaves of plates. ingly published here. A few days since, a copy was received containing both Preface Frontispiece portrait by Thomas Phillips in and Appendix, which the publishers deem v. 1, engraved by A. B. Durand; added HARVARD LIBRARY BULLETIN engraved title-pages, v. 1-4, and fron- 71b. Sardanapalus, a tragedy. By Lord Byron. tispieces, v. 2-4, engraved by A. B. Durand New=York: Published by Samuel Campbell after illustrations by Richard Westall. and Son, No. 88 Water-street. A. Paul, 15.2 x 7.8 cm. Printer. 1822.
Printed buff boards A-N 6; 155, [1) p.; 16 x 9 cm. References: 4896 "Samuel Campbell & Son have for sale Locations: EI+: AAS+, MH-, NYPL-, Byron's Works Complete ... and will publish PXA- next week, 'The two Foscari,' a Tragedy, and 'Cain,' a Mystery, by Lord Byron"-adver- 1822 tisement on lower board. 69a. Cain, a mystery. By Lord Byron. Printed buff boards; Price: 37½¢ [motto) References: Not in Shoemaker New=York: Published by William B. Gilley, Locations: UV+ No. 92 Broadway. 1822. 72. Sardanapalus, a tragedy. The two B-I 6 K2 ; 100 p.; 16 x 9.8 cm. Foscari, a tragedy. Cain, a mystery. By Printed orange boards; Price: 50¢ Lord Byron. References: 8233 Boston: Wells and Lilly, Court-street, and Locations: BPL+: HSP@LCP-, MH- (2 Munroe and Francis, Cornhill. 1822. copies), NYPL+, [LC) [1)6 2-26 6 (266 blank); 309, [1) p.; 15 x 8.5 cm. 69b. Cain, a mystery. By Lord Byron. [motto) a) Brown boards, white paper label on spine: Sardanapalus. Two Foscari. Cain; b) New=York: Published by Samuel Campbell Half tan, blue paper covered boards, white and Son, No. 88 Water-street, 1822. paper spine label: Sardanapalus. Two B-I 6 K2; 100 p.; 15.5 x 9.5 cm. Foscari. Cain. By Lord Byron; Price: $1.00 Printed tan boards; Price: 50¢ "Printed by Munroe and Francis": p. 309. References: Not in Shoemaker References: 8235 Locations: NYHS+: MH- Locations: PXA + (binding a), EI+ (binding 70. La profezia di Dante, di Lord Byron. b): LCP-, MH- (2 copies),Y+ (binding b) Tradotta in terza rima da L. Da Ponte. 73a. The two Foscari, an historical tragedy. Seconda edizione, con note ed By Lord Byron. [motto) aggiunte di varie poesie originali. New=York: Published by William B. Gilley, Nuova-Jorca: Pubblicata da R. e W A. No. 92 Broadway.A. Paul, Printer. 1822. Bartow, 250 Pearl-St. Gray & Bunce, B-N6; 144 p.; 15.7 x 10 cm. Stampatori. 1822. Printed orange boards; Price: 37½¢ A6 (+/- Al) B-P (F5+3, -F6) G-H 6 (H5+1); 100 (i.e. 102) p.; 14.5 x 8.8 cm. References: 8237 English and Italian texts on facing pages. Locations:AAS+: MH+, NYPL+,Y+ A reissue of the sheets of the first edition. 73b. The two Foscari, an historical tragedy. References: 8234 By Lord Byron. [motto) Locations: MH-: NYPL- New=York: Published by Samuel Campbell and Son, No. 88 Water-street. A. Paul, 71a. Sardanapalus, a tragedy. By Lord Byron. Printer. 1822.
New=York: Published by William B. Gilley, B-N 6 ; 144 p.; 15.5 x 9.7 cm. No. 92 Broadway.A. Paul, Printer. 1822. Printed buff boards; Price: 37½¢ A-N 6; 155, [1) p.; 15 x 9 cm. References: Not in Shoemaker Printed orange boards; Price: 37½¢ Locations: Y + References: 8236 Locations: EI+: BPL-, MH-, [LC) Byron in America to 1830 47
1823 Philadelphia: J.Mortimer, 7 4 South Second Street. 1823. 74. The age of bronze. By Lord Byron. A-G 6 H-14; 100 p.; 16.2 x 10 cm. Cincinnati: Printed for the publishers. 1823. Tan boards, white paper label on spine: Don Juan Cantos 9, 10, 11 B6 C 2 D 1 E6 P; 34 p.; 16.5 X 10.2 cm. References: 12039 References: Not in Shoemaker Locations: MH+: HSP@LCP-, LCP+,Y+ Locations: CPL- 80. The island, or Christian and his com- 75. The age of bronze. By Lord Byron. rades. By the Right Hon. Lord Byron. New=York: Published by R. Norris Henry, New-York: Published by E. Duyckinck, S. 148 Broadway,corner of Liberty-street, and E. Campbell and Son, William B. Gilley, E. Littell, 88 Chesnut-street, Philadelphia. 1823. Bliss and E. White, Collins and Co., Collins 1-36; 36 p.; 16 x 10 cm. and Hannay, and F. and R. Lockwood. J. & Printed brown wrappers; Price: 20¢ J.Harper, Printers. 1823. References: 12037 A-G 6 H 4 (-Hl.4 + XHt); 89, [1] p.; 15.5 x 10 Locations: MH+: PXA+, UV+ cm. Printed tan boards 76. The age of bronze; or, Carmen seculare et annus haud mirabilis. By Lord Byron. References: 12041 [motto] Locations: MH+: BPL-,Y-, [LC] New-York: Published by S. Campbell and 81. The island, or Christian and his com- Son, W B. Gilley, Collins and Co., Collins rades. By the Right Hon. Lord Byron. and Hannay, and E. Bliss and E. White. J.& Philadelphia: H. C. Carey and I. Lea. 1823. J.Harper, Printers. 1823. A-F6; 71, [1] p.; 17 x 11 cm. A-C 6; 36 p.; 14.5 x 8.5 cm. Buffboards, white paper label on cover:The Stab sewn, in blue-gray wrappers island; or Christian and his comrades. By References: 12036 Lord Byron; Price: 37½¢ Locations: NYPL+: AAS-, PXA-,Y- References: 12041 77. Don Juan. CantosVI.-VII.-andVIII. Locations: AAS+: BPL+, HSP@LCP-, [motto] MH+, PXA-, [NYPL] Philadelphia: H. C. Carey and I. Lea, 82. The two visions; or Byron v. Southey. Chestnut Street. 1823. Containing the Vision of judgment. By A-M 6 (M4-6 blank) 137, [1] p.; 15.8 x 9.5 Dr. Southey, LL. D. Poet laureate and cm. esquire; Republican and royalist; also Tan boards, white paper label on spine: Don another Vision of judgment, by Lord Juan. Cantos VI.VII. &VIII. Byron. References: 12038 New-York: Published by Wm. Borradaile, and sold wholesale and retail at his store, Locations: PXA+: AAS-, HSP@LCP-, No. 130 Fulton-street. 1823. MH-, [NYPL] A-C 6 B-D6; 72 p.; 15.5 x 9 cm. 78. Don Juan. Cantos IX.-X.-XI. [motto] Printed buff boards Albany: Printed by E. & E. Hosford, 1823. References: 14175 Locations:Y+:AAS-, BPL-, MH-, [NYPL] A-G 6 H 4 14; 100 p.; 16 x 10.2 cm. Buff boards, white paper spine label: Don 83. Werner, a tragedy. By Lord Byron. Juan. Cantos, 9, 10, 11. Philadelphia: H. C. Carey and I. Lea. 1823. References: Not in Shoemaker 1t2 A6 (Al blank) B-O 6 P•; [2], 175, [1] p.; 16 Locations:Y+:AAS-, NYPL- x 9.5 cm. 79. Don Juan. Cantos IX.-X.-XI. Printed brown boards [motto] References: 12042 HARVARD LIBRARY BULLETIN
Locations: EI+: AAS-, BPL-, LCP-, MH-, References: 15617 NYPL-,Y+, [LC) Locations: MH+ (binding a), PXA+ (bind- ing b):AAS+ (binding a), HSP@LCP- 1824 88. Don Juan. Cantos XV and XVI. 84. The deformed transformed; a drama. [motto] By the Right Hon. Lord Byron. First American from the second London New-York: W B. Gilley, No. 92 Broadway. edition. Clayton &Van Norden, Printers. 1824. Philadelphia: H. C. Carey and I. Lea. 1824. A-DB (D8 blank); 62 p.; 16.5 x 10 cm. A-G6; 84 p.; 17.2 x 10.5 cm. Printed tan boards a) Green boards with white paper label on References: Not in Shoemaker cover: The deformed transformed; a drama Locations:AAS+: MH+, BPL+ by Lord Byron; b) Buff boards, white paper 89. The works of the Rt. Hon. Lord Byron. label on cover: The deformed transformed; In eight volumes.-Vol. I. [-VIII.] a drama by Lord Byron. Philadelphia: R. W Pomeroy, Fifth below References: 15615 Walnut st. 1824. Locations: EI+ (binding a),Y+ (binding b): Vol. 1: 1t2 A-Bb" Cc2; [4], 303, [1] p., [3] BPL-, LCP-, MH-, [AAS] leaves of plates 85. Don Juan. A poem in sixteen cantos. Vol. 2: [A]2 B-Cc 6 D 4 (D4 blank); [4], 306 p., [motto] Vol. I [-II.] [5] leaves of plates Philadelphia: R. W Pomeroy, Fifth below Vol. 3: [A]2 B-Ee6; [4], 295, [1] p., [2] leaves Walnut St. 1824. of plates 6 6 Vol. 1: A-Aa ; 288 p.; Vol. 2: A-Cc ; 312 p.; Vol. 4: [A]2 B-Bb6; [4], 288 p., [2] leaves of 16 x 9.3 cm. plates These volumes were collected in v. 7-8 in Vol. 5: [A]2 B-Bb 6 (Bb6 blank); [4], 285, [1] The works, 1825 (see entry no. 92). p., [2] leaves of plates Printed tan boards Vol. 6: [A]2 B-Cc 6 Dd 12 (Ddl0-12 blank); iv, References: 15618 301, [1] p., [2] leaves of plates Locations: NYPL+: EI- (frontispiece lack- Vol. 7: [A]1 B-P G4 A2 B-P A-C 6 A-C 6 A- ing), [Y,LC) D6 A-C 6 D 4 (D4 blank); [2], 67, [1], 63, [1], 36, 35, [1], 47, [1], 41, [1] p., [2] leaves of 86. Don Juan. Cantos XII.-XIII.-XIV plates [motto] Vol. 8: 1t1 A2 B-C 6 (C6 blank) A-C 6 D 4 (D4 New-York, 1824. Charles Wiley, 3 Wall- blank) A2 B-C 6 (C6 blank) A-B 6 C 2 (C2 street. blank) A4 B6 C4 A2 B-C 6A-C 6 (C6 blank) A- 6 6 2 6 A-C E-G G (Cl uninked m some B6 C4 (C4 blank) A2 B-C 6 D 2 (D2 blank) A4 copies); 83, [1] p.; 16 x 10 cm. B-CD•;~,U,~,~'~'~'~,U,~, Printed tan boards 27, [1], 27, [1], 33, [3], 30, [2], 30, [2], 39, [1] References: 15616 p., [2] leaves of plates Locations: MH+: AAS-, HSP@LCP-1, Y-, Frontispieces, added engraved title-pages, [NYPL] and plates in each volume engraved by Gimbrede, P. Maverick, Durand & Co., 87. Don Juan. Cantos XV and XVI. Wright, Kearny, and G. B. Ellis after illustra- [motto] tions by T. Phillips, T. Stothard, Corbould, Philadelphia: H. C. Carey & I. Lea, 126 and Underwood. Chestnut Street. 1824. 16.3 x 9 cm. A-P GB;87, [1] p.; 17 x 10.5 cm. Half blue boards, rose backstrip with white a) Blue green boards, white paper label on paper label: Byron's Works. Vol. I. [-Vol. cover: Don Juan. By Lord Byron. Cantos VIII.] XV & XVI; b) Tan boards, white paper label References: 15619 on cover: Don Juan. By Lord Byron. Cantos Locations:Y+: MH-, UV- (v. 7-8 wanting), XV&XVI. [NYPL] Byron in America to 1830 49
1825 trations by R. Westall, H. Bridport, and T. Underwood; printed by B. Rogers. 90. Correspondence of Lord Byron, with a friend, including his letters to his 17 x 10 cm. mother, written from Portugal, Spain, References: 19917 Greece, and the shores of the Locations: BA- Mediterranean, in 1809, 1810, and 1811. 93. The works of the Rt. Hon. Lord Byron. In eight volumes.-Vol. I. [-VIII.) Philadelphia: H. C. Carey & I. Lea, Chesnut street. William Brown, Printer. 1825. New York: Published by Wm. Borradaile, at his wholesale bookstore, 114 Fulton Street. 1t2 (1tl blank) A-Q 6 R 4 ; [2], 200 p.; 22.4 x Folsom & Allen, Printers. 1825. 11.8 cm. Vol. 1: 1t2 [1]8 24 38 44 58 64 78 84 98 104 118 Tan boards, white paper label on spine: 124 138 144 158 164 R-U' 2 X 12; [4], 311, [1) Private correspondence of Lord Byron. p., [1] leafofplates. Copyright entered in the Eastern District Vol. 2: 1-13 12; 312 p., [1] leaf of plates. of Pennsylvania by H. C. Carey and I. Lea as proprietors on 26 March 1825-verso of Vol. 3: 1t2 1-12 12 13"; [4], 303, [1) p., [1) leaf title-page. of plates. References: 19914 Vol. 4: 1t4 1-11 12 12"; 288 p., [1] leafof plates. Locations: MH+ (2 copies): AAS-, EI+, Vol. 5: 1t4 l8 24 38 44 58 64 78 84 98 104 118 124 LCP-, NYPL+ (2 copies), PXA+,Y+ 138 144 158 164 178 184 198 204 21 8 22 4 238 24 4 252; 297, [1] p., [1] leaf of plates. 91. Don Juan. By Lord Byron. In two vol- Vol. 6: [A]12 B-N 12 (Nl 1-12 blank); iv, 303, umes. [1] p., [1] leaf of plates. Baltimore: Published by Etting Mickle. Vol. 7: 1-12 12 134; 295, [1] p., [1] leaf of 1825.J. Robinson, Printer. plates. Vol. 1:A-N 12 06; 324 p.;Vol. 2:A6 B-P 12; 348 Vol. 8: 1-13 12;311, [1) p., [1] leaf of plates. p.; 13 x 6.4 cm. Vol. 1, pp. 265-311 rnisnumbered 465-511; Inv. 2, p. 337 rnisnumbered 837. v. 3, p. 237 rnisnumbered 337; v. 4, p. 103, References: 19915 236-237 rnisnumbered 203, 136-137; v. 6, p. Locations: MH-, LCP- (v. 2 only) 57 rnisnumbered 75; and v. 7, p. 27 mis- numbered 57. 92. The works of the Rt. Hon. Lord Byron. In eight volumes.-Vol. I. [-VIII.) Frontispiece portrait in v. 1 by Thomas Phillips, engraved by A. B. Durand; fron- Philadelphia: R. W Pomeroy, Fifth, below tispieces in v. 2-8 by Richard Westall, Walnut St. 1825. engraved by A. B. Durand. Vol. 1: 1t2 A-Y 6 z• Aa-Cc6 (Cc6 blank); [4], 15.3 x 8 cm. 305, [1] p., [2] leaves of plates. Printed buff boards Vol. 2: [A)2 B-Aa 6 Bb4; 288 p., [2) leaves of plates. References: 19916 Vol. 3: 1t2 A-Bb 6 Cc4; [4], 308 p., [2] leaves of Locations: EI+ (v. 7-8 only):AAS-, LCP- (v. plates. 1-3, 6 only), UV- (v. 3 wanting) Vol. 4: 1t2 A-Bb 6 Cc 4 (Cc3-4 blank); [4], 304 1826 p., [2) leaves of plates. 94. The beauties of Lord Byron, selected from Vol. 5: 1t2 A-Aa 6 Bb 4; [4], 292 p., [2] leaves of his works; to which is prefixed, a biogra- plates. phical memoir of his life and writings. By Vol. 6: 1t2 A-Z 6 Aa2; iv, 279, [1] p., [2] leaves a gentleman of Philadelphia. of plates. Philadelphia: T. Desilver, and Ash & Mason. Vol. 7: A-Aa6; 288 p., [2] leaves of plates. L. R. Bailey, Printer. 1826 Vol. 8:A-Cc6; 312 p., [2) leaves of plates. a6 A-T 6 U2; xi, [1), 231, [1] p., [1] leaf of Frontispieces and engraved title-page plates; 15.8 x 9.2 cm. vignettes engraved by G. B. Ellis after illus- Frontispiece portrait of Byron engraved by Francis Kearny after Thomas Stothard. 50 HARVARD LIBRARY BULLETIN
"The volume, at the top of each page, refers Philadelphia: Published by Henry Adams, to the Philadelphia edition of Lord Byron's and sold by John Grigg. Stereotyped by J. Work, in Eight Volumes": p. xi. Howe. 1829. Orange backstrip, brown paper covered [1]4 2-94 4 952 ;xxxix, [1], 716 p., [8] leaves of boards plates; 23.5 x 15 cm. Copyright entered in the Eastern District Frontispiece portrait after Thomas Phillips, of Pennsylvania by Thomas Desilver as pro- the plates after Richard Westall, engraved by prietor on 13 June 1826-verso of title- G. B. Ellis. page. References: 38019 References: 23984 Locations: AAS-: MH-, PXA-, UV- Locations: AAS+: EI-, HSP@LCP-, LCP-, 98. The works of Lord Byron, including NYHS-, UV- (al wanting) the suppressed poems, also a sketch of 1827 his life. By J. W Lake. In eight volumes. Vol. I. [-VIII.] 95. The beauties of Lord Byron, selected Philadelphia: Published by Henry Adams, from his works. To which is prefixed, a and sold by John Grigg. Stereotyped by J. biographical memoir of his life and Howe.1829. writings.
M'Elrath & Bangs, W Burgess, J. Leavitt, G. "New Books lately published and for sale W Bleecker, and]. P Haven. 1830 - [1831.] by James Eastburn, No. 86 Broadway, cor- ner of Wall-street . . . Childe Harold . . . Vol. 1: [A]4 B-Gg 8 ; [9], 18-480 p., [1] leaf of plates; Vol. 2: A-Mm 8 Nn"; 565, [1] p.; 22 x Price 75 cents in boards, or bound extra, 13 cm. $150 cents. English bards and Scotch reviews [sic] ... Octavo. Price 87 cents"- Advertisements in some copies on [A 1'] in advertisement on lower board. v. 1, and on the final leaf of v. 2. a) Unprinted buff boards; b) Printed brown Frontispiece portrait engraved by William boards D. Smith after William E. West, with cap- tion: "Lord Byron. New-York, published by "Largin & Thompson, Printers, No. 5 J. & J. Harper. 1830." Burling-slip": p. [ii]. At head of title: Harper's Stereotype edition. References: 29798 Also issued with two (later?) imprints in v. 1: Locations: MH+ (2 copies: binding a), UV+ (4 copies: binding b): BPL- (-M6), a) Sold by Collins & Hannay, Collins & LCP-,Y- (-Al) Co., G. & C. & H. Carvill, O.A. Roorbach, A. T. Goodrich, W B. Gilley, E. Bliss;- 101. Horace Smith (1779-1849) and James Boston, Richardson, Lord, & Holbrook, Smith (1775-1839) Hilliard, Gray, & Co., Crocker & Brewster, Rejected addresses; or The new theatrum Carter & Hendee, Wells & Lilly, R. P & C poetarum. [motto] Second American from Williams;-Baltimore, Cushing & Sons, W the twelfth London edition. &J. Neall,J.Jewett, and F. Lucas; New-York: Published by Eastburn, Kirk & b) Sold by Collins & Hannay, Collins & Co. at the Literary Rooms, Corner ofWall Co., G. & C., & H. Carvill, O.A. Roorbach, & Nassau Streets. 1813. E. Bliss, W B. Gilley, A. T. Goodrich, White, A-M"; 143, [1] p.; 15.7 x 9.5 cm. Gallaher, & White;-Philadelphia, Carey & Lea,John Grigg, U. Hunt, Towar & Hogan, Printed on unwatermarked laid paper (ver- M'Carty & Davis, E. L. Carey & A. Hart,J. tical chainlines) Crissy; Albany, 0. Steele, and Weare C. Tan paper shelfback, buff paper covered Little. boards Rose cloth, white paper spine label: "John Forbes, printer, 61 Fair-street": p. [2]; Moore's Life of Byron. Stereotype edition. "John Forbes, Printer": on the final [1] p. In two volumes.Vol. I. [-II.] Just published, References: Not in Shoemaker Gibbon's Rome, 4 vols. 8vo. Robertson's Locations: UV+ (2 copies ) Works, 3 vols. 8vo. In press, Russell's Modern Europe, 3 vols. 8vo. uniform with 102. Franr;:ois-Rene Chateaubriand (1768- Gibbon and Robertson. 1848) References: 733 Portrait of Bonaparte; being a view of his Locations: UV+ (5 copies; with examples of administration. By F.A. De Chateaubriand. the three v. 1 imprints): AAS-, EI+ (v. 1 Together with an Ode to Napoleon. only; second imprint; 25.3 x 15), LCP- (1st New-York: Published by Eastburn, Kirk & imprint) MH- (2 copies w/ 1st imprint), Co. at the Literary Rooms, Corner ofWall PXA+ and Nassau-Streets. 1814.
1-5 9 ; 87, [3] p.; 16 x 9.5 cm. Byroniana "Ode to Napoleon Bonaparte. By Lord 100. Horace Smith (1779-1849) and James Byron": p. [75]-87. Smith (1775-1839) References: 31135 Rejected addresses; or, The new theatrum Locations: MH-: AAS-, LCP- [LC] poetarum. [motto] First American from the London second edition. 103. Lady Caroline Lamb (1785-1828) New-York: Published by James Eastburn, Glenarvon. In two volumes. Vol. I [-II.] Broadway corner ofWall-Street. 1813. [motto]
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Vol. 1: 1t1 1-22 6 ; [2], 263, [1] p.;Vol. 2:A-W 6 Philadelphia: Published by Moses Thomas. X 4 (X4 blank); 246 p.; 20 x 11.8 cm. J. Maxwell, Printer. 1817. In v. 1, the first leaf contains advertisements A-C12 (Cl0-12 blank); 65, [1] p.; 15 x 8 cm. and p. iv is rnisnumbered v. Drab green boards, printed paper spine Printed buff boards label: Byron's Pilgrimage References: 38028 The Library Company of Phildelphia copy Locations: AAS+: MH- has the following contemporary ms. note on the front fly-leaf: "Thus infamous cheat is 104. Poems on his domestic circumstances. the production of Mr. Agg, an Englishman, By Lord Byron. I. Fare thee well. II. A who came to the U. States, a short time sketch from private life. With the Star before he perpetrated it." on the Legion of honour. And other References: 39950 poems. To which is prefixed, the life of the noble author. The first Montreal, Locations:AAS+; LCP+, MH- from the eighth London edition. 107. William Dimond (fl. 1800-1830) Montreal: Published by H. H. The bride of Abydos, a tragic play, in three Cunningham, and by Lane and Bowman. acts. As performed at the Theatre-Royal, 1816. Lane and Bowman, Printers, 7, St. Drury-Lane. By William Dimond, Esq. Franc,:oisXavier Street. Author of"The doubtful son," "Adrian and A12 B6 C 6 (C4-6 blank); 41, [1] p.; 14.8 X 9.3 Orilla," &c. &c. cm. New-York: Published by David Printed rose boards Longworth, At the Dramatic-Repository, References: None Shakespeare Gallery. 1818. Locations: AAS+ [A]2 B-E 6 F4; 59, [1] p.; 14.4 x 9 cm. "Price 25 cents": p. 59. 105.John Cam Hobhouse (1786-1869) References: 43862 A journey through Albania, and other provinces of Turkey in Europe and Asia, to Locations: MH-:Y- Constantinople, during the years 1809 and 108. William Dimond (fl. 1800-1830) 1810. By J.C. Hobhouse. In two volumes. The bride of Abydos; A tragick play, in three Vol. I. [-II.] acts .... as performed at the Theatre Philadelphia: Published by M. Carey and Royal, Drury-Lane. By William Dimond, Son. March 8, 1817. Esq. Author of the Foundling of the forest, Vol. 1: [A]-314 ([A] 1, '14 are blank); 438 p.; Adrian and Orilla, &c. &c. &c. From the Vol. 2: [A]-3P4 ; 488 p.; 23 x 14.5 cm. First London Edition of 1818. Published with an accompanying quarto Baltimore: Printed and published by J. atlas of 10 plates. Robinson, Circulating Library and Dramatic Some copies of v. 1 have bound at front a Repository, 94, Market-street. 1818.
24-page advertisement, dated March, 1817, 1-5 6 ; 60 p.; 14.3 x 9 cm. for publications sold by M. Carey and Son. References: 43863 Buff boards, printed paper spine label: Locations: MH- Hobhouse'sAlbania. In 2 vols.With 4to vol- ume of plates.Vol. I [-II.] 109. William Dimond (fl. 1800-1830) References: 40325 The bride of Abydos; a tragick play, in three Locations: AAS+: EI-, HSP@LCP-, LCP- acts. As performed at the Theatre Royal (2 v. only), MH- (v. 1 only), UV+ (2 Drury-Lane. By William Dimond, Esq. copies),Y+ (text vols. rebound) Author of the Foundling of the Forest, Adrian and Orilla, &c. &c. (Robinson's 106.JohnAgg (fl 1816) Second Edition.) Pilgrimage to the Holy Land, a poem-in Baltimore: Printed and published by ]. two cantos. To which is added, The tempest, Robinson, Circulating Library and a fragment. By Lord Byron [i.e.John Agg.] Dramatic Repository. 1818. 1-56; 58, [2] p.; 15.7 x 10 cm. Byron in America to 1830 53
References: Not in Shoemaker illustrations of the Fourth Canto of Childe Locations: MH- Harold by John Hobhouse Esq New-York, Published August, 1818. 110. Laura Sophia Temple, attributed. References: Not in Shoemaker Childe Harold's pilgrimage to the Dead Sea: Locations: UV-:Y- Death on the pale horse: and other poems. New-York: Published by James Eastburn 113. Thomas Love Peacock (1785-1866) and Co. at the Literary Rooms, Broadway. Nightmare abbey: By the author of Clayton & Kingsland, Printers. 1818. Headlong Hall. [motto]
1-12 12; 47, [1] p.; 13 x 7.3 cm. Philadelphia: Published by M. Carey and Printed buff wrappers Son, No. 126, Chesnut-Street. 1819. References: 43516 A-S 6 T 4 (T4 blank); 222 p.; 14.5 x 9 cm. Locations: MH+:AAS-, NYPL+ References: 49032 Locations: UV-: AAS-, [NYPL] 111. Edwin C. Holland (1794-1824) The corsair. A melo-drama, in four acts. 114.John William Polidori (1795-1821) Collected and arranged for the stage from The vampyre; a tale. By Lord Byron. [i.e. Lord Byron's poem. By Edwin C. Holland, John William Polidori] Esq. of Charleston, South-Carolina. [motto] Boston: Published by Munroe and Francis, Charleston: Printed for the Author by A. E. No. 4, Cornhill. 1819.
Miller. [Copy-right secured.] 1818. A-C 6 D8; 52 p.; 15 x 8 cm. A-C 8 D4; 53, [3] p.; 16 x 10 cm. References: Not in Shoemaker Half-title within ornamental oval border Locations: B- References: 44361 115.JohnWilliam Polidori (1795-1821) Locations: UV-: MH-,Y- The vampyre; a tale. By Lord Byron. [i.e. 112a. John Cam Hobhouse (1786-1869) John William Polidori] Historical illustrations of the fourth canto of Albany: Printed by E. and E. Hosford, No. Childe Harold: containing dissertations on 100, State-street. 1819. the ruins of Rome; and an essay on Italian 1-2 12; 47, [1] p.; 13 x 7.3 cm. literature. By John Hobhouse, Esq. ofTrinity Printed green boards College, Cambridge, M. A. and E R. S. References: 47487 New-York: Published by Kirk & Mercein, No. 22 Wall-Street. Printed by William A. Locations: MH+:AAS+ Mercein. 1818. 116.JohnWilliam Polidori (1795-1821) 1-48 4 (484 blank);viii, [1], 12-384 p.;23.2 x The vampyre; a tale. By Lord Byron. [i.e. 14.4 cm. John William Polidori] References: 43452 New-York: Published by A. T. Goodrich & Locations: MH-: EI-, LCP-, PXA-,Y- Co., James Eastburn & Co., W B. Gilley, Charles Wiley & Co., and Kirk & Mercein. l12b. John Cam Hobhouse (1786-1869) Clayton and Kingsland, Printers. 1819. Historical illustrations of the fourth canto of 7t4 1*" 2 12;47, [1] p.; 13.5 x 8.3 cm. Childe Harold: containing dissertations on the ruins of Rome; and an essay on Italian References: Not in Shoemaker literature. By John Hobhouse, Esq. ofTrinity Locations: MH- College, Cambridge, M.A. and E R. S. 117. John William Polidori (1795-1821) New York: Published by William B. Gilley, The vampyre; a tale. By Lord Byron. [i.e. No. 92 Broadway. Printed by William A. John William Polidori] Mercein. 1818. Philadelphia: Published by M. Thomas, No. 1-48' (484 blank); viii, [1], 12-384 p.; 23.5 x 108, Chesnut street. Maxwell, printer, 14.6 cm. J. 1819. Tan backstrip, blue paper covered boards, A-B 12 (B12 blank); 46 p.; 15.2 x 8.5 cm. with white printed spine label: Historical 54 HARVARD LIBRARY BULLETIN
Printed green wrappers first excursion to Kentucky in 1769, then a References: 47488 wild wilderness, inhabited by no other human beings but savages-his remove Locations: AAS+: LCP- there with his family in 1773-and of his 118. William Henry Bradley (1802-1825) various encounters with the indians, from Giuseppino, an occidental story. [motto] the year 1769 to 1782. Written by himself. To which is added, a narration of the most Philadelphia: H. C. Carey & I Lea- important incidents of his life from the lat- Chesnut St. 1822. ter period, until the period of his death,June A-E6 F4; 68 p.; 15.8 x 8.6 cm. 27, 1821, at the advanced age of90 years- Page 31 misnumbered 27. comprising an account of his many extraor- Printed drab wrappers dinary excursions and hair-breath escapes, while in pursuit of the wild beasts of the References: 8170 forest, his favorite amusement until the day Locations: MH +: AAS+ of his death. Annexed, is an eulogy on Col. 119a. Jonathan Bailey. Boon, and choice of life, by Lord Byron. The sultana; or, A trip to Turkey. A melo- Brooklyn-Printed for C. Wilder. 1823. drama, in three acts, founded on Lord [1] 4 22 Y 42 54 6'; 36 p., [1] leaf of plates; 20 Byron's Don Juan. [motto] [Attributed to X 11.3 Jonathan Bailey] References: 12545 New-York: Printed and published by C. N. Location: AAS- Baldwin, No. 1 Chamber-street. 1822. 122. John Howard Payne (1791-1852) 1-3 6 (36 blank); 34 p.; 15.8 x 9 cm. The unfortunate lovers; or, The affecting References: 7862 history of Selim and Almena.A Turkish tale; Locations: MH-:Y-, [BPL] from "The bride of Abydos," of Lord 1196. Jonathan Bailey. Byron. By J.W H. Payne. The sultana; or, A trip to Turkey. A melo- New=York: Published by W Borradaile, drama, in three acts, founded on Lord and sold Wholesale and Retail, at his Book- Byron's Don Juan. [motto] [Attributed to store. 130 Fulton-Street. 1823. Jonathan Bailey] Color frontispiece etched by Prud'homme. New-York: Published by N. B. Holmes, at [3], 6-26 p., [1] leafof plates; 19 x 11.5 cm. his bookstore, bindery, and circulating References: Not in Shoemaker library, 260 Greenwich-Street. 1822. Locations: AAS- 1-3 6 (36 blank); 34 p.; 15.8 x 9 cm. 123. John Filson (ca. 1747-1788) References: 7863 Life and adventures of Colonel Daniel Locations: BPL-: MH-, UV- Boon, the first white settler of the state of 120. John Howard Payne (1791-1852) Kentucky. Comprising an account of his The unfortunate lovers: or, The affecting first excursion to Kentucky in 1769, then a history of Selim and Almena.A Turkish tale; wild wilderness, inhabited by no other from "The bride of Abydos," of Lord human beings but savages-his remove Byron. By J.W H. Payne. there with his family in 1773-and of his various encounters with the indians, from New=York: Published by S. King, and sold the year 1769 to 1782. Written by himself. Wholesale and Retail, at his Book-store, To which is added, a narration of the most 386 Broadway. 1822. important incidents of his life from the lat- [A-B] 6 ; [3], 6-26 p.; 17 .8 x 11 cm. ter period, until the period of his death,June References: 9827 27, 1821, at the advanced age of90 years- Locations: MH- comprising an account of his many extraor- dinary excursions and hair-breath escapes, 121. John Filson (ca. 1747-1788) while in pursuit of the wild beasts of the Life and adventures of Colonel Daniel forest, his favorite amusement until the day Boon, the first white settler of the state of of his death. Annexed, is an eulogy on Col. Kentucky. Comprising an account of his Boon, and choice of life, by Lord Byron. Byron in America to 1830 55
Providence-Printed by H. Trumbull. A-I" (14-6 blank); 101, [1] p.; 16 x 10 cm. 1824. Printed drab boards [1]4 2' 34 42 54 62 ; 36 p.; 19.5 X 11.3 Copyright entered in the Southern District A reissue of no. 121. ofNewYork by Charles Wiley as proprietor Blue paper wrappers on 11 August 1825-p. [4]. References: References: 20090 Location: Y +: LC- (frontispiece wanting) Locations: MH+:AAS- 124. Thomas Medwin (1788-1869) 127. Leicester Stanhope (1784-1862) Journal of the conversations of Lord Byron: Greece, in 1823 and 1824; being a series of noted during a residence with his lordship letters, and other documents, on the Greek at Pisa, in the years 1821 and 1822. By Revolution, written during a visit to that Thomas Medwin, Esq. of the 24th Light country. By the Honourable Colonel Dragoons, author of "Ahasuerus the Leicester Stanhope. To which is added, the Wanderer."With additions. life of Mustapha Ali. New-York: Published by Wilder & Philadelphia: A. Small, E. Parker, Marot & Campbell, No. 142 Broadway, E. Littell, Walter, and E. Littell: and Wilder & Philadelphia; and Wells & Lilly, Boston. D. Campbell, and Collins & Hannay, New- Fanshaw, Printer, 1 Murray-street. 1824. York. 1825. 1t4 1-24" 25' x'; viii, 252, 265-304, 4 p., [1] B" A-Pp' Qq'; x, [2], 308 p.; 22.2 x 13.5 cm. folding leaf of plates; 20 x 11.5 cm. "William Brown, Printer-Philadelphia": p. Folding facsimile of Byron's handwriting [ii]. bound at front. References: 20819 Copyright entered in the Southern District Locations: EI-: AAS-, HSP@LCP-, LCP-, of New York by Wilder and Campbell as MH-, UV-,Y- proprietor on 13 December 1824--verso 128. Thomas Medwin (1788-1869) of title-page. Journal of the conversations of Lord Byron. Advertisements on the final 4 p. Noted during a residence with his lordship a) Unprinted blue/green boards; b) Tan at Pisa, in the years 1821 and 1822. By paper backstrip, blue paper covered boards, Thomas Medwin, Esq. of the 24th Light printed paper label on spine: Conversations Dragoons, author of "Ahasuerus the of Lord Byron. Wanderer." References: 17092 Baltimore: Published by Etting Mickle, 140, Locations: UV+ (binding a), AAS+ (bind- Market-street. 1825. ing b); LCP- (advertisements wanting), A-Z 6 Aa-Bb 6 ; viii, 304 p.; 19.8 x 11.5 cm. MH-,Y+ (binding a), [NYPL] Brown paper backstrip, red paper covered 125.J.W (JamesWright) Simmons (b. 1790) boards. An inquiry into the moral character of Lord References: 17092 Byron, [motto] By J. W Simmons. Locations: PXA+:AAS+ New York: Published by E. Bliss & E. White, 129. William Parry (fl. 1825) No. 128 Broadway. Dodd & Marten, Printers, No. 1 Thames Street. 1824. The last days of Lord Byron: with his lord- ship's opinions on various subjects, particu- 1-9 4; 58, xiii, [1] p.; 24 x 15.8 cm. larly on the state and prospects of Greece. Printed drab wrappers By William Parry, major of Lord Byron's References: 17986 brigade, commanding officer of artillery, Locations: AAS+: BA- and engineer in the service of the Greeks. [motto] 126. Isaac Starr Clason (1789-1834) Philadelphia: H. C. Carey & I. Lea, and R. Don Juan. Cantos XVII-XVIII. [motto] H. Small. William Brown, Printer. 1825. Second edition. A-Y 6 Z';xi, [1],260 p.;20 x 11.7 cm. New-York: Charles Wiley, 3 Wall-Street. References: 21788 1825. Hopkins & Morris, Printers. HARVARD LIBRARY BULLETIN
Locations: LCP-, MH- The life of Lord Byron. By John Galt, Esq. 130. Robert Charles Dallas (1754-1824) New=York: Printed by J. & J. Harper, 82 Cliff-St. Sold by Collins & Hannay, Collins Recollections of the life of Lord Byron, & Co., G. & C. & H. Carvill, and White, from the year 1808 to the end of 1814· Gallaher, & White;-Philadelphia, Carey & exhibiting his early character and opinions'. Lea,John Grigg, Towar & J. & D. M. Hogan, detailing the progress of his literary career, U. Hunt, E. L. Carey & A. Hart, T. Desilver, and including unpublished passages from his jr., and McCarty & Davis;-Baltimore, works. Taken from authentic documents in Cushing & Sons, Jewett, and W & the possession of the author. By the late 'R. J. J. Neal;-Boston, Richardson Lord & C. Dallas, Esq. To which is prefixed an Holbrook, Hilliard, Gray, & C;., and C~rter account of the circumstances leading to the & Hendee. 1830. suppression of Lord Byron's correspondence with the author, and his letters to his A-Ee 6 X2;334, [6] p.; 16 x 10 cm. mother, lately announced for publication. At head of title: Harper's Stereotype Philadelphia: A. Small and H. C. Carey & I. Edition Lea. 1825. Publisher's advertisements, dated October [A]-Pp4; lxxix, [3], 222 p.; 23.5 x 14.5 cm. 1830, on the first leaf, and on the final [6] p. Unprinted drab boards "Moore's Life of Byron. The second Volume of'Letters and Journals of Lord Byron, with References: 20248 Notices of his Life, by Thomas Moore; will Locations: MH+: LCP-, PXA- be ready in a few days. It will be printed 131. Leigh Hunt (1784-1859) and bound uniformly with the first volume, already published. New-York, Oct. 15, Lord Byron and some of his contempo- 1830" -p. [1] of advertisements at end. raries; with recollections of the author's life and of his visit to Italy. By Leigh Hunt'. Printed tan cloth. [motto] References: 1544 Philadelphia: Carey, Lea & Carey-Chesnut Locations: UV+:AAS+, El-, LCP- Street. Sold in New York, By G. & C. 133.John Galt (1779-1839) Carvill. 1828. The life of Lord Byron. By John Galt, Esq. [1]-55 4; 440 p.; 24 x 14.7 cm. Philadelphia: E. Littell, Chesnut Street [,] Some copies have 8 and [8] p. of advertise- Stereotyped by L.Johnson. 1830. ments, dated April 1828 and November 1827 respectively, bound at front. A-X 8 Y 4 (Y4 blank); 257, [1] p., [1] leaf of plates; 16.3 x 10.3 cm. Half rose cloth backstrip, blue paper cov- ered boards; Price: $1.50 (ms. note in UV Frontispiece portrait of Byron after W E. copy) West, engraved by J.B. Longacre. References: 3617 Red cloth shelfback, red paper covered boards; paper spine label: Life of Byron. Locations: EI+: BPL-, UV+ (2 copies), [NYPL] References: 1545 Locations: MH+: LCP- (frontispiece want- 132.John Galt (1779-1839) ing),Y-