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Alison, Archibald. “Essays on the Nature and Principles of Taste.” Edinburgh, 1825.
American Museum, vols. 1-2. Baltimore, 1839. Poe's contributions are noted in the text.
American Quarterly Review, vol. 15, pp. 448-73. “Decline of Poetry.” Philadelphia, 1834.
Aristotle. “Treatise on Poetry,” trans. by Thomas Twining. London, 1789.
Bacon, Francis. Works, vols. 1-2. London, 1825.
Baker, H. T. “Coleridge's Influence on Poe's Poetry.” Mod. Lang. Notes, vol. 25, pp. 94-5. Baltimore, 1910.
Baldwin, S. “The Aesthetic Theory of Poe.” Sewanee Review, vol. 26, pp. 210-21. New York, 1918.
Beatty, Arthur. “William Wordsworth, His Doctrine and Art in Their Historical Relations.” Madison, 1922.
Beck, T. R. ‘’Elements of Medical Jurisprudence.” Albany, 1823.
Bethune, J. E. D. “Life of Galileo Galilei.” Boston, 1832.
Birch, Thomas. “The History of the Royal Society of London.” 4 vols. London, 1756.
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine. Edinburgh.
Vol. I. 1817. ‘’Fragment of a Literary Romance,” pp. 382-87.
“Gree. Tragedy. No. I,” pp. 40-2.
“Greek Tragedy. No. IV,” pp. 593-96.
“Lalla Rookh,” pp. 503-10.
“Marlow's Tragical History of the Life and Death of Doctor Faustus,” pp. 388-94.
“Modern Greece,” pp. 515-18.
Vol. 2. 1818. “Analytical Essays on the Early English Dramatists,” pp. 21-30.
“Analytical Essays on the Early English Dramatists. No. IV,” pp. 656-62.
“Notices of the Acted Drama in London,” pp. 664-69.
“Remarks on the Periodical Criticism of England,” pp. 670-79.
Vol. 3. 1818. “Letter to the Rev. Professor Laugner,” pp. 689-95.
“Notices of the Acted Drama in London. No. V,” pp. 207-11.
“Notices of the Acted Drama in London. No. VI,” pp. 329-31.
“Remarks on Schlegel's History of Literature,” pp. 497-511.
Vol. 4. 1818. “On the Early English Dramatists. No. VI,” pp. 66-74.
“Remarks on the Poetry of Thomas Moore,” pp. 1-5.
1819. “The Opera,” pp. 715-20.
Vol. 6. 1819. “Notices of the Acted Drama in London. No. XI,” pp. 51-55.
1820. “Analytical Essays on the Old English Dramatists. No. VIII,” pp. 409-17.
“Notices of the Acted Drama in London. No. VIII,” pp. 386-89.
Vol. 7. 1820. “Notices of the Acted Drama in London. No. XV,” pp. 182-85.
“Notices of the Acted Drama in London. No. XVI,” pp. 307-11.
Vol. 10. 1821. “Buried Alive,” pp. 262-64.
“Man in the Bell,” pp. 373-75.
“Modern British Drama,” pp. 53-60.
Vol. 12. 1822. “Bowles’ Grave of the Last Saxon,” pp. 71-8.
“Milman's Belshazzar,” pp. 25-40.
“Noctes Ambrosianae,” pp. 100-14. [page 188:]
Vol. 13. 1823. “Confessions of An English Glutton,” pp. 86-93.
“Hints for Jurymen,” pp. 673-85.
“Horae Germanicae,” pp. 3-14.
“Noctes Ambrosianae. No. VIII,” pp. 592-611.
“Remarks on Mr. Alison ‘s Theory of Beauty, as Explained by Mr. Jeffrey,” pp. 385-90.
“Remarks on Mr. Barry Cornwall's New Poems,” pp. 532-41.
Vol. 14. 1823. “Chapter on Goblins,” pp. 639-46.
“Horae Germanicae. No. XVI,” pp. 377-96.
“Modern Dramas and Dramatic Writers,” pp. 555-60.
“On the Sources of the Picturesque and Beautiful,” pp. 249-54.
“Popular Tales of the Northern Nations,” pp. 293-94.
Vol. 15. 1824. “Goethe's Wilhelm Meister,” pp. 619-32.
Vol. 16. 1824. ‘’The Devil's Elixir,” pp. 55-67.
“Letters of Timothy Tickler, Esq., to Eminent Literary Characters. No. XVIII,” pp. 291-304.
Vol. 17. 1825. “Beek and Dunlop on Medical Jurisprudence,” pp. 351-52.
“Horae Germanicae,” pp. 673-81.
“A Letter to Charles Kemble on the Present State of the Stage,’‘ pp. 727-31.
Vol. 18. 1825. “Analytical Essays on the Modern English Drama. No. III,” pp. 119-30.
“Horae Hispanicae XI,” pp. 83-92.
“Note-Book of a Literary Idler. No. II,” pp. 233-40.
Vol. 19. 1826. “Nodes Ambrosianae. No. XXIV,” 211-27.
“On the Dramatic Powers of the Author of Waverley,” pp. 158-60.
“Prodigality of Words,” pp. 578-87.
Vol. 20. 1826. “Horae Hispanicae. No. XIII,” pp. 559-72.
Vol. 21. 1827. “Horae Germanicae. No. XXII,” pp. 214-26.
“Home Germanicae. No. XXIII,” pp. 464-82.
“Le Revenant,” pp. 409-16.
Vol. 22. 1827. “The Epicurean; a Tale by Thomas Moore,” pp. 376-482.
“Noctes Ambrosianae. No. XXXIV,” pp. 105-34.
Vol. 24. 1821. “Elements of Rhetoric,” pp. 885-908.
Vol. 25. 1829. “First and. Last Crime,” pp. 303-10.
“Noctes Ambrosianae,” pp. 525-48.
Vol. 26. 1829. “First and Last Sacrifice,” pp. 444-52.
Vol. 27. 1830. “Noctes Ambrosianae. No. XLIX,” pp. 802-32.
Vol. 28. 1830. “The Iron Shroud,” pp. 364-71.
“Passages from the Diary of a Late Physician,” pp. 322-38; 474-95.
“Passages from the Diary of a Late Physician; the Man About Town,” pp. 921-40.
Vol. 29. 1831. “Passages from the Diary of a Late Physician,” pp. 105-27.
Vol. 30. 1831. “Greek Drama. No. I,” pp. 350-90.
“Sotheby's Homer,” pp. 93-125.
Vol. 31. 1832. “Sotheby's Homer. Critique V,” pp. 145-80.
Vol. 32. 1832. “Passages from the Diary of a Late Physician,” pp. 279-99.
Vol. 42. 1837. “Involuntary Experimentalist,” pp. 487-92.
“Passages from the Diary of a Late Physician,” pp. 248-92.
Vol. 45. 1839. “Our Pocket Companions,” pp. 130-44.
Blake, W. B. “Edgar Allan Poe: A Centenary Outlook.” Dial, vol. 46, pp. 103-4. Chicago, 1909.
———— “Commemorations of Poe.” Dial, vol. 47, pp. 118-20. Chicago, 1909. [page 189:]
Blair, Hugh. “Lectures on Rhetoric and Belles Lettres.” London, 1823. Boileau-Despréaux, Nicolas. “Art of Poetry.” Boston, 1892.
Brewster, David. “The Martyrs of Science; or, The Lives of Galileo, Tycho Brahe, and Kepler.” New York, 1847.
———— “Life of Sir Isaac Newton.” London, 1875.
———— “Letters on Natural Magic Addressed to Sir Walter Scott.” London, 1832.
Broadway Journal, vols. 1-2. New York, 1845-46. Poe's contributions are noted in the text.
Bulwer-Lytton, Edward. “Night and Morning.” Boston 1893.
Burke, Edmund. “A Philosophical Enquiry Into the Origin of Our Ideas on the Sublime and Beautiful.” London, 1798.
Burnet, Thomas. “The Sacred Theory of the Earth.” London, 1759.
Browning, Mrs. E. B. “Lady Geraldine's Courtship.” Boston, 1900.
Campbell, Killis. “Poe.” The Cambridge History of American Literature, vol. 2, pp. 55-69. New York, 1918.
———— “New Notes on Poe's Early Years.” Dial, vol. 60, pp. 143-46. Chicago, 1916.
———— “The Poe Canon.” Mod. Lang. Assoc. Pub., vol. 27, pp. 325-53. Baltimore, 1912.
———— “The Poe-Griswold Controversy.” Mod. Lang. Assoc. Pub., vol. 34, pp. 436-64. Baltimore, 1919.
———— “Miscellaneous Notes on Poe.” Mod. Lang. Notes, vol. 28, 1913.
———— “Gleanings in the Bibliography of Poe.” Mod. Lang. Notes, vol. 32, pp. 267-72. Baltimore, 1917.
———— “Poe's Indebtedness to Byron.” Nation, vol. 88, pp. 248-49. New York, 1909.
———— “Poe and the Southern Literary Messenger in 1837.” Nation, vol. 89, p. 9. New York, 1909.
———— “Bibliographical Notes on Poe.’‘ Nation, vol. 89, pp. 623-24; pp. 647-48. New York, 1909.
———— “The Source of Poe's ‘Some Words With a Mummy’.” Nation, vol. 90, pp. 625-26. New York, 1910.
———— “News for Bibliophiles.” Nation, vol. 93, pp. 362-63. New York, 1911.
———— “Some Unpublished Documents Relating to Poe ‘s Early Years.” Sewanee Review, vol. 20, pp. 201-12. New York, 1912.
Canby, H. S. “The Short Story in English.” New York, 1909.
Cobb, Palmer. “The Influence of E. T. A. Hoffmann on the Tales of Edgar Allan Poe.” New York, 1908.
———— “Edgar Allan Poe and Frederick Spielhagen: their Theory of the Short Story.” Mod. Lang. Notes, vol. 25, pp. 67-72. Baltimore, 1910.
Cody, Sherwin. “Poe-Man, Poet, and Creative Thinker.” New York, 1924.
Coleridge, S. T. “Biographia Literaria.” London, 1817.
De Quincey, Thomas. “Collected Writings of Thomas De Quincey.” Vol. 11, pp. 156-221. Edinburgh, 1910.
Dick, Thomas. Complete Works. Cincinnati, 1855.
D ‘Israeli, Isaac. “Curiosities of Literature.” London, 1823.
Edinburgh Review. Edinburgh.
Vol. 2. 1803. “Traité Medico-Philosophique sur l’Alienation Mentale, ou le Manic,” pp. 160-72.
Vol. 3. 1804. “Récherches et Expériences Médicales et Chimiques sur le Diabéte Sucre,” pp. 410-22.
Vol. 5. 1804. “Abernethy's Surgical Observations,” pp. 168-79.
Vol. 8. 1806. “Essays on the Anatomy of Expression in Painting,” pp. 365-78.
Vol. 11. 1807. “Southey's Specimens of English Poetry,” pp. 31-40. [page 190:]
Vol. 24. 1814. “Waverley — a Novel,” pp. 208-43.
Vol. 26. 1816. “Schlegel on the Drama,” pp. 67-107.
Vol. 40. 1824. “Posthumous Poems of Percy Bysshe Shelley,” pp. 494-514.
Vol. 58. 1834. “Astronomy and General Physics Considered with Reference to Natural Theology,” pp. 422-57.
Ewers, H. “Edgar Allan Poe.” New York, 1916.
Fontaines, André. “La Vie d ‘Edgar A. Poe.” Paris, 1919.
Gentleman's Magazine, (Burton's) vols. 1-6. Philadelphia, 1837-39. Poe's contributions are noted in the text.
Glanvil, Joseph. “Essays on Several Important Subjects in Philosophy.” London, 1676.
———— “Lux Orientalist or An Enquiry into the Opinion of the Eastern Sages Concerning the Preëxistence of Souls.” London, 1662.
———— “Scepsis Scientifica; or, Confest Ignorance, the way to Science.” London, 1885.
Godwin, Francis. “The Strange Voyage and Adventures of Domingo Gonsales to the World in the Moon.” London, 1768.
Godwin, William. “The Adventures of Caleb Williams; or, Things as they are.” London, 1831.
———— “Lives of the Necromancers.” London, 1876.
Graham's Magazine. Philadelphia, 1841-43. Poe's contributions are noted in text.
Gray, Thomas. Letters. Vol. 1. London, 1900.
Gruener, Gustay. “Notes on the Influence of E. T. A. Hoffman upon Edgar Allan Poe.” Mod. Lang. Assoc. Pub., vol. 19, pp. 1-25. Baltimore, 1904.
Harrison, J. A. “Complete Works of Edgar Allan Poe.” New York, 1902.
Hazlitt, W. A. “Sketches of the Principal Picture Galleries in England.” Works, vol. 9, pp. 7-81. London, 1903.
———— “Contributions to the Edinburgh Review,” vol. 10. London, 1904.
Herschel, William. “Of 3 Volcanoes in the Moon.” Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London, vol. 16, p. 255. London, 1809.
Humboldt, Alexander von. “Cosmos.” New York, 1850.
Hunt, Leigh. “The Indicator and the Companion.” 2 vols. London, 1834.
“How to Write a Grim Story.” Indicator, London, 1819.
Karnes, H. H. “Elements of Criticism.” Edinburgh, 1774.
Kant, Emanuel. “Criticism of the Judgment.” London, 1892.
Lauvrière, Emile. “Edgar Poe.” Paris, 1911.
Leigh, Oiver. “Edgar Allan Poe: The Man, The Master, The Martyr.” Chicago, 1906.
Leasing, Gotthold. “Laocoon.” Boston, 1910.
Locke, John. Works, vols. 1-3; 9. London, 1801.
Lockhart, John. “Memoirs of the Life of Sir Walter Scott.” 5 vols. Boston, 1902.
Lofland, John. “The Milford Bard.” Baltimore, 1853.
Mabbott, T. O. “The Letters from George W. Eveleth to Edgar Allan Poe.” New York Public Library, 1922.
———— “Politian, An Unfinished Tragedy, by Edgar A. Poe.” The Collegiate Press, George Banta Publishing Co., Wisconsin, 1923.
Mackenzie, Shelton. “Noctes Ambrosianae by John Wilson.” New York, 1863.
Maskelyne, Nevil. “An Account of an Appearance of Light, like a Star, seen lately in the Dark part of the Moon ... ” Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London, vol. 17, p. 451. London, 1809.
Mathews, Brander. “Short-story; Specimens Illustrating its Development.” New York, 1907.
Maturin, C. R. “Melmoth the Wanderer.” Edinburgh, 1821. [page 191:]
Medico-Chirurgical Review and Journal of Practical Medicine. vol. 28, p. 245.
Minor, B. B. The Southern Literary Messenger. New York, 1905.
Moore, C. L. “The Case of Poe and His Critics.” Dial, vol. 47, pp. 367-70. Chicago, 1909.
New York Mirror, vol. 10. New York, 1832. Poe's contributions are noted in the text.
Oliphant, Mrs. T. K. “William Blackwood and his Sons.” Edinburgh, 1897. Plato. The Dialogues of Plato, ed. by Jowett, vol. 1, pp. 431-89; 541-94; vol. 4, pp. 45-106. Oxford, 1892.
Pope, A. “M. Scriblerus; or, The Art of Sinking in Poetry.” Works, vol. 6. London, 1760.
Prescott, F. C. “Selections from the Critical Writings of Edgar Allan Poe.” New York, 1909.
Quarterly Review. London.
Vol. 44. 1831. “Origin of the Homeric poems,” pp. 124168.
Vol. 50. 1834. “Astronomy and General Physics considered with Reference to Natural Theology,” pp. 1-34.
Radcliffe, Mrs. Ann (Ward). “The Italian; or, The Confessional of the Black Penitents.” London, 1811.
———— “The Mysteries of Udolpho.” London, 1820.
———— “The Romance of the Forest.” Lonon, 1792.
———— “A Sicilian Romance.” London, 1809.
Ransome, Arthur. “Edgar Allan Poe. A Critical Study.” New York, 1910.
Rice, S. S. “Edgar Allan Poe, a Memorial Volume.” Baltimore, 1877.
Robertson, J. M. “New Essays towards a Critical Method.” New York, 1897.
Robertson, J. W. “Edgar A. Poe: a Study.” San Francisco, 1921. Schlegel, A. W. von. “Lectures on Dramatic Art and Literature.” London, 1894.
Scott, Walter. “On the Supernatural in English Fiction.” Foreign Quarterly Review, vol. 1, p. 72. London, 1827.
———— Essay on the Drama. Encyclopedia Britannica. 8th ed., pp. 133-69. Boston, 1855.
Shelley, Mrs. M. W. (G) “Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus.” London, 1849.
Simms, W. G. “Beauehampe; or, The Kentucky Tragedy.” New York, 1882.
Southern Literary Messenger, vols. 1-5. Richmond, 1834-38. Poe's contributions are noted in the text.
Stewart, Dugald. “Elements of the Philosophy of the Human Mind.” New York, 1814.
Tennemann, W. G. “A Manual of the History of Philosophy,” trans. by Arthur Johnson. London, 1852.
Trent, W. P. “William Gilmore Simms.” Boston, 1896.
Tucker, Abraham. “The Light of Nature Pursued.” London, 1805. Tucker, George. “Voyage to the Moon.” New York, 1827.
Whewell, William. “History of the Inductive Sciences, from the Earliest to the Present Times.” London, 1837.
———— “On the Philosophy of Discovery, Chapters Historical and Critical.” London, 1847.
Whitty, J. H. “Complete Poems of Edgar Allan Poe.” Boston, 1917. Wilmer, L. A. “Our Press Gang; or, A Complete Exposition of the Corruption and Crimea of the American Newspapers.” Philadelphia, 1859. Woodberry, G. E. “Edgar Allan Poe.” Boston, 1885.
Wordsworth, William. The Prose Works of William Wordsworth. London, 1876.
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