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LUNDY ISLAND: A BIBLIOGRAPHY A.HOLBROOK Bath University Press Published in 2000 by Bath University P ress. Claverton Down, Bath, BA2 7 AY ISBN 0861971272 Contents page Introduction 1 Existing bibliographic r·eferences 2-3 History and archaeology 3-12 Geology 12-22 F reshwater and marine, including diving 22-32 Flora 32-34 Fauna 34-37 Entomology, insects 37-43 Ornithology 44-52 Numismatic and philatelic 53-57 Climbing 57-58 Shipping, sailing, transport 59-62 General (post 1946) 63-74 Literary and fiction 74-78 Periodicals and newsletters 78-79 LUNOY ISLAND: A BIBLIOGRAPHY Introduction Lundy Island has been researched in almost every aspect, and has also inspired a large volume of general literature. However a comprehensive bibliography has not previously been attempted. Very few bibliographies are ever definitive, and I make no such claim for this first attempt. Specifically excluded are newspaper references, unpublished typescripts, prints, plans, Lundy Field Society Reports, and much of the marginal material which mentions Lundy in passing. The bibliography concentrates on books, reports, periodical articles, conference papers and academic theses, which are devoted solely or in reasonable measure, as far as I can tell, to the island. Some parts of the bibliography are less full than others, either through design (in particular the oldest historical references, which may be left to others); or the difficulty of tracing more references e.g. ornithology/philately. A few citations are not as accurate as I would wish; to ensure this would take immense effort. Likewise I have not provided abstracts for entries: this would be a full-time task. So the reader must allow for the odd rough edge. The Lundy Bibliography has been compiled for its intrinsic value to island devotees. Those who wish to conduct further bibliographic research should be aware of the large collection of primary material in the Langham collection. This is housed in the West Country Sudies Library, (WSL) Exeter, and is available for public consultation by appointment. lt comprises 58 boxes, many of which contain unpublished typescripts, manuscripts and ephemera, as well as rare cuttings and articles. Another significant resource is the membership and expertise contained within the Lundy Fi eld Society. This bibliography would not have been possible without assistance, and I am indebted in particular to lan Maxted, the doyen of the West Country Studies Library in Exeter. My colleagues at Bath University have likewise assisted, with a special mention to those in inter-library loans. I would be grateful for any corrections or additions to this edition. A.Holbrook, University of Bath Library & Learning Centre. 01225-826826 x5594; a.ho/[email protected] 5.2000 EXISTING BIBLIOGRAPHIC REFERENCES 1829 Jones, J P Kingston , J F Flora devoniensis: or a descriptive catalogue of plants growing wild in the county of Devon, arranged both according to the Linnaean and natural systems, with an account of their geographical distribution. London, Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown and Green. 1852 Davidson, J Bibliotheca Devoniensis: a catalogue of the printed books relating to the county of Devon. Exeter, William Roberts. Supplement 1861. 1902 Adams, M An index to the printed literature relating to North Devon.Transactions Devonshire Assn, Vol 34, pp. 344-393. 1920 Mullens, W H A geographical bibliography of British ornithology from the earliest time to the end of 1918: arranged under counties , being a record of printed books, published articles, notes and records relating to local avifauna. London, Witherby, 2 vols. 1956 Lundy Field Society, 1Oth Annual Report. Lundy bibliography, pp. 60-67. See also additional bibliographic references in 16th Report, 1963-64, pp. 34-35; and 29th Report, 1978, pp. 50-53. 1957 Blackwell, A E Some critical notes on the bibliography of Lundy. Transactions Devonshire Assn, Vol89, pp. 145-152. 1968 Lundy Field Society, 19th Report. List of reports and books in the Lundy Field Society bookcase, June 1968, pp. 47-49. 1977 Brockett, A The Devon union list (D.U.L.): a collection of written material relating to the county of Devon. Exeter, University Library. ISBN 0902746065. 2 1990 Lundy Field Society, Annual Report. Index and contents, 1947-1990. (a full record of this inestimable source) The Devon bibliography. Published by Devon History Society 1980-1984, and by Devon Library Services 1985-. Most titles can be found in the WSL, whose accessions form the basis of the list. HISTORY AND ARCHAEOLOGY 1647 A brief declaration of the several! passages in the treaty concerning the surrender of the garrison of Lundy, now under the command of Thomas Bushel! Esq; Governor thereof for his Majestie. London. 1776 Grose, F The Antiquities of England and Wales, Voi1V (4 vols 1773-1776) London, S. Hooper 1786 Boswell, H Historical descriptions of New and Elegant Picturesque view of the Antiquities of England and Wales ... London, Alex Hogg 1822 Lysons, D Lysons,S Magna Britannia, being a concise topographical account of the several counties of Great Britain. 6th Vol, Devonshire. London, Caddell and Davies. 1824 Chrymes, Lt RN Journal of the time I spent on the Island of Lundy, in the years 1752 and 1787 by a Gentleman. North Devon Magazine, Issue No 2, pp. 51-62 quoting 'Journal of 1787' 1836 Steinman, G Steinman Some account of the Island of Lu ndy. Collectanea Topographica et Genaelogica, Voi1V. London, John Bowyer Nichols and Son. 3 Reprinted Nottingham. The Offset Press, 1947. 1000 copies. 1845 Oliver, G Jones, P (eds) Westcote, T (fl.1624-1636) A view of Devonshire in MDCXXX: with a pedigree of most of its gentry. Lundy, pp. 343-346. Exeter, W. Roberts. 1855 Sale of an island. Leisure Hour. Issue 194, September 13, pp. 581-583. 1859 Report of the Select Committee in 1858 on harbours of refuge. Vol 11 1865 Gosse, PH Land and Sea. Lundy pp. 1-106. London, Nisbet [first published in 1853 Home Friend 2, Vols 2-3] 1871 Chanter, J R A history of Lundy Island descriptive and historical with notices Exeter, Devonshire Assn. 59pp. 1877 Heaven,. A A Out egging: a tale of Lundy Island. After Work, 4:5 May, pp. 98-101. Chanter, J R Lundy Island: a Monograph, Descriptive and Historical; with Notices of its Distinguishing Features in Natural History. London, Cassell, Petter and Galpin. [reprinted 1997, Appledore, Westwell Publishing] Chanter's monograph of Lundy Island. Athenaeum, 2602, September 8, p. 296 Chanter's (J R) Lundy Island (book review) Academy, 12, July/Dec, 214. 4 1878 Heaven, A A Lundy Island. Social Review, March 1st, pp 25-26 .. Reprinted in British Temperance Review. Heaven, A A Lundy Island. Chambers J, 172, 30th April, pp. 251-253. 1879 Wilkins, C Lundy Island and the pirate de Marisco. Extract from Tales and sketches of Wales, 1st series, pp. 117-118. 1880? Heaven, A A A summer day on Lundy Island. Unidentified periodical article. 1884 Telegraphs, Lundy Island. Post Office Circ, May, p. 90. 1886 Podmore, P S M A night on Lundy Island. North Walsham, E J Denny [22pp] Leicestershire Lady. The adventures of a visit to and scenes on Lundy Island. [Miss Fulshaw?] Leamington, J Beck 1888 Crespi, Or Lundy Island. Sci. Gossip, July. 1889 llfracombe and Lundy. Gentlemans's Mag, 267, November, pp. 511-525. 1895 Page, J L W The coasts of Devon and Lundy Island: their towns, villages, scenery, antiquities and legends etc. London, Horace Cox. Lundy pp.184-243. 1897 Davenport, H S A visit to Lundy. Field, November 6th. 5 1898 Crespi, A J H Lundy Island. Scottish Geographical Mag., July. 1899 Engineering, 14th April, p. 496. [At a meeting of the Llanelly Harbour Commissioners .. it was decided to petition Parliament in favour of Lundy being made a harbour of refuge for the protection of the Bristol Channel .. ] 1904 Griffith, J Edward 11 in Glamorgan: the story of the downfall of the first Prince of Wales pp 49-57, 195-201. London, W H Roberts. Pilsbury, R L Visit to Lundy island. New England Mag., Vol 31. October, pp. 153-159. 1905 Birnage, A A clerical Robinson Crusoe: beautiful but isolated Lu ndy and its uncrowned king. Good Words, November, pp. 57-61. 1906 Bastin, S L An island owned by a clergyman: a sketch of Lundy Island. St Paul's Exeter Parish Mag, pp. 203-205. Johnson, A E The isle of the puffin. Wide World Mag, July, Vol 17, pp. 396-404. Page, W A history of Devonshire. Vol 1 London, Victoria County History. Osborn and Mercer Particulars and conditions of sale of the very romantic and historically interesting Lundy Island, 25th September, 1906. London, Osborn and Mercer. 16pp 1910 Saint Claire, A A short history and illustrated guide to Lundy Island. Barnstaple, Henry Pincombe. 39pp. 6 1911 Methley, N T In the gates of the Atlantic: an island home. Country Home, October, pp. 17-21. Rhys, E The south Wales coast from Chepstow to Aberystwth. London, T Fisher Unwin. Lundy pp. 175-182. 1913 Noyes, A Tales of the mermaid tavern. Edinburgh, William Blackwood, pp. 188-216. 1915 Church plate committe, 6th report, the church plate of Lundy. Trans Devonshire Assn, 47, pp. 154-155. 1920 Jukes, H W [comp] Lundy Island, Descriptive and Illustrated. 1925 Loyd, L R W Lundy: its history and natural history. London, Longmans Greeen Chope, RP Lundy Island- review of L R W Loyd, Lundy, its history and natural history. Devon and Cornwall Notes and queries, 13, 1924-5, pp. 361-367. 1926 Lundy Album: June 1926. Photogaph album, 32 pp. Probably by John Kearton . 1928 Winmill, CC Report on Marisco Castle. Society Pres. Ancient Buildings. 1931 Montague, L A D Flint implements on Lundy. Devon and Cornwall Notes and Queries, 16, pp.
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