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George Stewart, Jr.: a Bibliography George Stewart, Jr.: A Bibliography George Stewart, Jr.'s bibliography indicates the extent of his work for Can- adian literature, and his literary interests as a man of letters. In addition to his published works, the bibliography contains a list of his lectures, the journals he published, and the newspapers with which he was associated. Within each section items are organized chronologically. Letters found to date have been included, but there are many more to be discovered. Eulo- gies, minor notices, and reviews of Stewart's works have been omitted. All the items in the bibliography have been verified. I am indebted for assistance in its preparation to the librarians and archivists of the Public Archives of Canada; the Archives of Ontario; the Metropolitan Toronto Reference Library; the Thomas Fisher Rare Book Library, University of Toronto; the Library of the Quebec National Assembly; the Literary and Historical Society of Quebec Library; the Harriet Irving Library, Univer- sity of New Brunswick; the Ralph Pickard Bell Library, Mount Allison; and the New Brunswick Museum in Saint John. I would like particularly to thank Mrs. Apollonia Steele and the staff of Special Collections and Inter- Library Loans in the MacKimmie Library, University of Calgary. Books and Mlonographs The Story of the Great Fire in St. John, N.B., June 20, 1877. Toronto: Belford, 1877. 272 p. Dedication: 'To Gilbert Murdoch, Esq., C.E., a personal friend of the author and a gentleman who possesses the esteem of all the wide circle to whom he is known.' Evenings in the Library: Bits of Gossip about Books and Those Who Write Them. Saint John: R.A.H. Morrow, 1878. 254 p. Dedication: 'To Oliver Wendell Holmes, "The Autocrat of the Breakfast-Table," I dedicate this volume.' [Essays on Emerson, Lowell, Holmes, Carlyle, Longfellow, Whittier, Bryant, Howells, and Aldrich.] Canadaunder the Administration of the Earl of Dufferin. Toronto: Rose-Belford, 1878. 696 p. Dedication: 'To Francis Parkman of Boston, Mass., this volume is affectionately inscribed by the author.' Lecture on Alcott. Quebec: Morning Chronicle, 1880. 27 p. 98 Papers of the Bibliographical Society of Canada xxy An Account of the Public Dinner to H.E. the Count of P)remio-Real, Dec. 28, 1880. Quebec: Morning Chronicle, 1881. 120 p. Thomas Carl7yle. Quebec: Morning Chronicle, 188 I. 26 p. Dedication: 'To my wife, whose appreciation of the writings of Thomas Carlyle is not less hearty than my own, and at whose suggestion this lecture was prepared.' Thoreau, the Hermit of Walden. Quebec: Morning Chronicle, 1882. 30 p. Dedication: 'To the Hon. Judge Routhier, this paper is inscribed with the heartiest respect of the author.' The Genius and Life-Work of Longfellow. Quebec: Morning Chronicle, 1883. 26 p. Dedication: 'To my friend Chas. G.D. Roberts, M.A., the author of Orion, these pages are affectionately inscribed.' Essays from Reviews. Quebec: Dawson, 1892. 171 p. Dedication: 'To John George Bourinot, C.M.G., LL.D., D.C.L., PreSident of the Royal Society of Canada, in remembrance of a long, unbroken friendship, I dedicate this book.' [Essays on Longfellow, Lowell, Holmes, and Whittier.] Essays from Reviews. Second Series. Quebec: Dawson, 1893- 159 P- Dedication: 'To W. Harry Venning, Farmingdale, King's Co., N.B., mly old and unvarying friend, I dedicate this book.' [Essays on Tennyson, Emerson, Adirondack Murray; and 'The History of a Magazine.'] Artices 'Introductory.' Stewart's Quarterly I (1867): I-z. 'Alexander Smith.' Stewart's Quarterly I (I867): 38-39. [Unsigned] 'Solitude.' Stewart's Quarterly I (1867): 61-62. [Unsigned] 'Holiday Thoughts.' Stewarts Quarterly I (1868): I25-27. [Unsigned] 'Mark Twain, the Humorist.' Stewart's Quarterly 2 (1868): 47-50. 'Thomas D'Arcy McGee.' Stewart's Quarterly 2 (1868): 67-78. 'Halloween.' Stewart's Quarterly 2 (1868): 177-81. 'The Decline of the Legitimate Drama.' Stewart's Quarterly 3 (1869): 305-8. 'Canadian Literature.' Stewart's Quarterly 3 (1870): 403-7· 'Who is Enylla Allyne?' Stewart's Quarterly4 (1870): I-6. 'Mr. E.L. Davenport as Sir Giles Overreach.' Stewart's Quarterly4 (1870): 98-lo2. 'Alexandre Davy Dumas.' Stewart's Quarterly4 (1871): 386-94- 'The Dialect Poets: Bret Harte and John Hay.' Stewart's Quarterly 5 (I87I): 20-30. 'Mental Photographs.' Stewart's Quarterly 5 (1871): 5I-54- 'Valedictory.' Stewart's Quarterly 5 (1872): 337-41- Introduction. Thistledown. By A.R. Garvie. Toronto: Hunter, Rose, 1874· 99 Fullerton: George Stewart, fr. 'A Defence of Charles Reade.' Watchman (Saint John) 22 Apr. 1876. ('From the pen of one of our youngest and most gifted literateurs [sic].') [Unsigned] 'Ballads of the Scaffold.' Canadian Mlonthly July 1876: 32-35- 'Evenings in the Library: Carlyle.' Belford's Monthly Magazine Dec. 1876: 30-36. 'Evenings in the Library: Emerson.' Belford's Monthly Mlagazine Jan. 1877: 222-34. 'Evenings in the Library: Holmes.' Belford's Monthly Magazine Feb. 1877: 371-80. 'Evenings in the Library: Lowell.' Belford's MIonthly Mlagazine Apr. 1877: 65I-59- 'Evenings in the Library: Longfellow.' Belford's M~onthly Mlagazine June 1877: 48-64- 'Evenings in the Library: Whittier.' Belford's Mlonthly Magazine Oct. 1877: 696-710. 'Evenings in the Library: Bryant.' Belford's Monthly Magazine Nov. I877: 806-2I. 'Hanlan Defeats Plaisted.' Saint John Daily News 18 May 1878. 'William Cullen Bryant.' Toronto Daily Mail 13 June 1878. 'Geo. Stewart, fr., and The Home Cook Book.' George Stewart Scrap Books 29 (1878): 6 I. [Source unknown] 'A Minor Poet.' Potter's American Monthly (Philadelphia) Sept. 1879: 210-16. 'Salute to Louis Fréchette: A Toast to English Literature.' Quebec M~orning Chronicle I8 Nov. I880. Reprinted in Saint John Daily News 23 Nov. 1880. 'The Death of George Eliot.' Quebec M~orning Chronicle 25 Dec. 1880. [Unsigned] 'Professeur James DeMille.' 'Scrap-Book' contenant dwe~rs souvenirs personnels du Canada. Quebec: C. Darveau, 1880. 175-92. 'The Beggar's Opera-tion.' 'Scrap-Book' contenant divers souvenirs personnels du Canada. Quebec: C. Darveau, 1880. 207-I4- 'Sir Samuel Leonard Tilley.' The CanadianPortrait Gallery. Ed. John Charles Dent. 4 vols. Toronto: John B. Magurn, 1880-8I. I: 54-8. 'The Hon. Adams George Archibald.' The CanadianPortrait Gallery. Ed. John Charles Dent. 4 vols. Toronto: John B. Magurn, 1880-81. I: 86-90. 'The Hon. Toussaint A.R. Laflamme.' The Canadian PortraitGallery. Ed. John Charles Dent. 4 vols. Toronto: John B. Magurn, 1880-81. I: 91-93· 'The Hon. R6né Edouard Carron.' The CanadianPortrait Gallery. Ed. John Charles Dent. 4 vols. Toronto: John B. Magurn, 1880-81. I: 116-I7. 100 Papers of the Bibliographical Society of Canada xxy 'The Hon. Edward Barron Chandler.' The CanadianPortrait Gallery. Ed. John Charles Dent. 4 vols. Toronto: John B. Magurn, 1880-81. I: II8-19. 'The Hon. John Campbell Allen.' The CanadianPortrait Gallery. Ed. John Charles Dent. 4 vols. Toronto: John B. Magurn, 1880-81. I: 185-86. 'The Most Rev. John Medley, D.D.' The CanadianPortrait Gallery. Ed. John Charles Dent. 4 vols. Toronto: John B. Magurn, 1880-81. 2: I-2. 'The Hon. Charles E.B. De Boucherville.' The CanadianPo0rtrait Gallery. Ed. John Charles Dent. 4 vols. Toronto: John B. Magurn, 1880-81. 3: 44- 'The Hon. Henri Gustave Joly.' The CanadianPortrait Gallery. Ed. John Charles Dent. 4 vols. Toronto: John B. Magurn, 1880-81. 3: 56-57- 'The Hon. John Joseph Caldwell Abbott.' The CanadianPortrait Gallery. Ed. John Charles Dent. 4 vols. Toronto: John B. Magurn, 1880-8 I. 3: 229-30. 'His Grace F.X. de Laval-Montmorency.' The CanadianPortrait Gallery. Ed. John Charles Dent. 4 vols. Toronto: John B. Magurn, 1880-81. 3: 233-35- 'The Hon. Sir William Young.' The CanadianPortrait Gallery. Ed. John Charles Dent. 4 vols. Toronto: John B. Magurn, 1880-81. 4: 43-47· 'The Hon. Timothy Warren Anglin.' The CanadianPortrait Gallery. Ed. John Charles Dent. 4 vols. Toronto: John B. Magurn, 1880-81. 4: 195-97- 'Longfellow in Canada.' Literary World (Boston) Feb. 188I: 83-84- 'A Relic of a Fatal New Year's Eve.' Toronto Daily Mlail 2 Dec. 1883. Reprinted as 'Gen. Richard Montgomery.' New Age (Augusta, Me.) I I Jan. 1884- 'Matthew Arnold.' Quebec Mlorning Chronicle I8 Feb. 1884. [Unsigned] 'Materials for History.' The Week 29 May 1884: 406-7- 'French-Canadian Poets and Novelists.' The Week 21 Aug. 1884: 599-660. 'New Brunswick.' EncyclopaediaBritannica. 9th ed. 1884. 7: 373-75· 'Nova Scotia.' Encyclopaedia Britannica.9th ed. 1884- 7: 601-3. 'Frontenac and His Times.' French Explorationsand Settlements in North America and Those of the Portuguese,Dutch, and Swedes. Vol. 4 of The Narrative and CriticalHistory of America. Ed. Justin Winsor. 8 vols. New York: Houghton, 1884. 4: 317-68. 'Prof. Goldwyn Smith.' Quebec Mlorning Chronicle 25 July 1885. [Unsigned] 'Archdeacon Farrar.' Quebec Morning Chronicle 14 Sept. 1885- [Unsigned] 'Prince Edward Island.' Encyclopaedia Britannica. 9th ed. 1885- 19: 739-4I· 101 Fullerton: George Stewart, Jr. 'The Life and Times of Longfellow.' Scottish Review (London) July 1886: IoI-126. Reprinted in Essays from Reviews. Quebec: Dawson, 1892- 9-68. 'Mr. Stewart's Report on Historical Studies in Canada.' Papersof the American HistoricalSociety 2 (1886): 86-89. 'Quebec.' Encyclopaedia Britannica. 9th ed. 1886. 20: I65-68. 'Quebec City.' EncyclopaediaBritannica. 9th ed. 1886. 20: 168-69. 'Letters in Canada.' The Week I6 June 1887: 461-62. Reprinted in The Search for English-CanadianLiterature. Ed. Carl Ballstadt. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1975. 163-70. 'Canada in Fiction.' The Week 6 Oct. 1887: 719-20. 'Mr. Stewart's Notes on the Present Condition of Historical Studies in Canada.' Papers of the American HistoricalSociety 3 (1887-88): 2I3-I5- 'Some Recent French-Canadian Books.' The Week I Mar. 1888: 2I6-17. 'Emerson the Thinker.' Scottish Review (London) Apr. 1888: 288-307. Reprinted in Essays from Reviews.
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