Sir Walter Scott (1771-1832)

The son of a lawyer, Walter Scott was educated at Edinburgh High School and at the university; he was called to the bar in 1792. He began his literary career as a collector of ballads; his Minstrelsy of the Scottish Border was published in 1802-03, to be followed by his best-selling poems and even more successful novels, the latter published anonymously. In 1813 Scott declined the laureateship, recommending Robert Southey. He was created a baronet in 1820. His financial difficulties began in 1826 with the bankruptcy of his publishing concern; Scott was able to pay off his creditors though the burden of additional writing is thought to have shortened his life.

TEXT RECORDS:

1805Review of Todd's Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser.
1805The Lay of the Last Minstrel.
1805The Lay of the Last Minstrel: Canto II.
1805The Lay of the Last Minstrel: Canto III.
1805The Lay of the Last Minstrel: Canto IV.
1805The Lay of the Last Minstrel: Canto V.
1805The Lay of the Last Minstrel: Canto VI.
1805The Lay of the Last Minstrel: Fitztraver's Song.
1808Marmion: Introduction to Canto I.
1808Marmion: Introduction to Canto V.
1808[Autobiographical Fragment.]
1810The Lady of the Lake; a Poem.
1811The Vision of Don Roderick; a Poem.
1813Rokeby: A Poem.
1814Waverley: More of the Manor House and its Environs.
1815The Field of Waterloo.
1815The Lord of the Isles; a Poem.
1817Harold the Dauntless: Introduction.
1817The Search after Happiness; or the Quest of Sultaun Solimaun. (In imitation of Byron).
1818[Rob Roy: Fragment from Orlando Furioso.]
1830Review of Robert Southey's edition of Pilgrim's Progress.

PUBLICATIONS:

The chase, and William and Helen: two ballads from the German. 1796.
Goetz of Berlichingen, with the iron hand: a tragedy, translated. 1799.
The eve of Saint John: a Border ballad. 1800.
Minstrelsy of the Scottish border [ed. Scott]. 2 vols, 1802.
The lay of the last minstrel. 1805.
Ballads and lyrical pieces. 1806.
Works. 6 vols, 1806.
Marmion: a tale of Flodden Field. 1808.
John Dryden, Works [ed. Scott]. 18 vols, 1808.
Anna Seward, Poetical works [ed. Scott]. 3 vols, 1810.
English minstrelsy [ed. Scott]. 2 vols, 1810.
The lady of the lake: a poem. 1810.
The vision of Don Roderick: a poem. 1811.
Works. 8 vols, 1812.
Rokeby: a poem. 1813.
The bridal of Triermain. 1813.
Jonathan Swift, Works [ed. Scott]. 19 vols, 1814.
Waverley. 3 vols, 1814.
Guy Mannering. 3 vols, 1815.
The Lord of the Isles: a poem. 1815.
The field of Waterloo: a poem. 1815.
The antiquary. 3 vols, 1816.
Paul's letters to his kinsfolk. 1816.
Tales of my landlord. 4 vols, 1816.
Harold the Dauntless: a poem. 1817.
Rob Roy. 3 vols, 1818.
Tales of my landlord: second series. 4 vols, 1818.
Tales of my landlord: third series. 4 vols, 1819.
Ivanhoe: a romance. 3 vols, 1820.
The monastery: a romance. 3 vols, 1820.
Poetical works. 12 vols, 1820.
The abbot. 3 vols, 1821.
Ballantyne's novelist's library [ed. Scott]. 10 vols, 1821-24.
Kenilworth: a romance. 3 vols, 1821.
The pirate. 3 vols, 1822.
The fortunes of Nigel. 3 vols, 1822.
Halidon Hill: a dramatic sketch. 1822.
Peveril of the Peak. 4 vols, 1822.
MacDuff's Cross: a drama. 1823.
Quentin Durward. 3 vols, 1823.
St Ronan's Well. 3 vols, 1824.
Redgauntlet: a tale of the eighteenth century. 3 vols, 1824.
Tales of the Crusaders. 4 vols, 1825.
Woodstock: or the cavalier. 3 vols, 1826.
Chronicles of the Canongate. 2 vols, 1827.
Chronicles of the Canongate, second series. 3 vols, 1828.
My aunt Margaret's mirror. 1829.
Anne of Geierstein: or the maiden of the mist. 3 vols, 1829.
The house of Aspen: a tragedy. 1830.
The doom of Devorgoil: a melo-drama. 1830.
Tales of my landlord, fourth series. 4 vols, 1832.
Poetical works, ed. J. G. Lockhart. 12 vols, 1833-34.
Miscellaneous prose works, ed. J. G. Lockhart. 28 vols, 1834-36, 1871.
Poetical works, ed. J. Logie Robertson. 1904.
Letters, ed. H. J. C. Grierson. 12 vols, 1932-37.
Journal, ed. J. G. Tait. 1939-46.
Scott on himself: a collection of the autobiographical writings, ed. David Hewitt. 1981.

REFERENCE:

DNB; NCBEL; CBEL (3rd ed); DLB.

Censura Literaria 4 (1807) 315-23; "On the Poetry of Southey and Walter Scott" Monthly Anthology [Boston] 9 (December 1810) 392-400; "Critical Sketches of living Poetical Characters in Edinburgh" Scots Magazine 76 (January 1812) 9-10; Poetical Register for 1810-11 (1814); "Scott's Lay of the Last Minstrel" Baltimore Repertory 1 (February 1811) 82-88; "Beauties of Walter Scott's Poems" Monthly Magazine 33 (June 1812) 428-30; Biographia Dramatica (1812); Thomas Barnes, "Walter Scott" The Champion (12 February 1814) 54-55; "Parallel between Scott and Campbell" Port Folio [Philadelphia] S3 4 (November 1814) 504-06; "The Lord of the Isles in Miniature" Morning Post (9 February 1815); "On the Poetry of Walter Scott" The Friend [Albany] 1 (November 1815) 117-18; Biographical Dictionary of Living Authors (1816); "Notice of Walter Scott" Analectic Magazine [Philadelphia] NS 8 (August 1816) 105-23; "Character of Walter Scott" The Portico [Baltimore] 1 (April 1816) 331-38; "Walter Scott" Port Folio S4 1 (June 1816) 499-503; Nichols, Illustrations of the Literary History of the XVIII Century (1817-58); "Walter Scott" New Monthly Magazine 7 (May 1817) 325-26; "Walter Scott" New Monthly Magazine 10 (November 1818) 355-57 [portrait]; "Biographical Memoir of Walter Scott" New British Lady's Magazine 2 (January 1819) 1-4 [portrait]; "Anecdotes of Walter Scott" Belles Lettres Repository [New York] 1 (May 1819) 15-17; "On the Poetry of Walter Scott" New Monthly Magazine 11 (June 1819) 400-01; "Remarks Philosophical and Literary" Gentleman's Magazine 89 (October-November 1819) 315-17, 397-400; "Biographical Memoir of Walter Scott" New British Lady's Magazine 2 (January-February 1819) 1-4, 49-51 [portrait]; "The Author of the Scotch Novels" London Magazine 1 (January 1820) 11-22; "Sir Walter Scott" Weekly Entertainer [Sherborne] NS 1 (1 May 1820) 356-58; "The Author of Waverley" New Monthly Magazine 13 (May 1820) 543-48; "Memoir of Sir Walter Scott" European Magazine 78 (December 1820) 483-86 [portrait]; "Horae Otiosae: Walter Scott" Kaleidoscope [Liverpool] NS 1 (13 February 1821) 261; "Burns, Scott, Byron, and Campbell" Kaleidoscope [Liverpool] NS 1 (27 February 1821) 273-74; "Warton and Scott" Kaleidoscope [Liverpool] NS 1 (23 October 1821) 121; "The Author of Waverley" Weekly Entertainer [Sherborne] NS 3 (8, 22 October, 5 November 1821) 355-9, 264-67, 299-302; "On the Genius and Writings of Sir Walter Scott" Literary Speculum 1 ( December 1821) 73-83 [portrait]; "Walter Scott" Ladies' Monthly Museum S3 15 (March-April 1822) 121-26, 193-99 [portrait]; "Life of Walter Scott" Port Folio S4 13 (June 1822) 522-25; "Walter Scott" La Belle Assemblee NS 26 (September 1822) 341-44; "Sir Walter Scott" The Examiner (8 September 1822) 565; "Sir Walter Scott" Ladies' Monthly Magazine NS 15 (1822) 121-26 [portrait]; "Sir Walter Scott" Ladies' Monthly Museum NS 15 (1822) 193-99; "Sir Walter Scott" Literary Sketch-Book 1 (6-13 March 1824) 465-67, 485-88; "Sir Walter Scott" New Monthly Magazine 10 (1824) 297-304; "Sir Walter Scott" Western Luminary 1 (1824) 123-25; William Hazlitt, Select British Poets (1824); Robert Watt, Bibliotheca Britannica (1824); William Hazlitt, Spirit of the Age (1825); "Scott and Byron" New York Mirror 2 (2 April 1825) 282-83; "Sir Walter Scott" Lady's Magazine NS 7 (1826) 106; "Sir Walter Scott" Spirit and Manners of the Age 2 (1826) 53-55; "Memoir of Sir Walter Scott" Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction 7 (Supplement, 1826) 417-26; M. L. B., "Sir Walter Scott" Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction 9 (17 February 1827) 122-24; "Sir Walter Scott" La Belle Assemblee S3 6 (December 1827) 232-41; Living Poets of England: Specimens of the Living British Poets (1827); "Sir Walter Scott" The Athenaeum (11 March 1828) 217-19; "Biography: Sir Walter Scott" New-York Mirror 5 (17 May 1828) 358-59; "Biography: Sir Walter Scott" Rural Repository [Hudson NY] 5 (5 July 1828) 21-23; James Hogg, "My first Interview with Walter Scott" Edinburgh Literary Journal (27 June 1829) 51-52; "Walter Scott" La Belle Assemblee S3 10 (July 1829) 2-6; P. L. Gordon, "Sketches from the Portfolio of a Sexagenarian: Scott at Brussels" New Monthly Magazine NS 26 (August 1829) 191-200; William Maginn, "Gallery of Illustrious Literary Characters: Sir Walter Scott" Fraser's Magazine 2 (November 1830) 412 [portrait]; George B. Cheever, Studies in Poetry ... Elegant Extracts (1830); Allan Cunningham, "Living Literary Characters: Walter Scott" New Monthly Magazine 31 (January 1831) 72-87 [portrait]; "Writings of Sir Walter Scott" New England Magazine [Boston] 3 (July 1832) 13-16; obituary in Gentleman's Magazine 102 (October 1832) 361-84; Allan Cunningham, "Some Account of the Life and Work of Sir Walter Scott" Athenaeum (6 October 1832) 641-53; "Death of Sir Walter Scott" Fraser's Magazine 6 (October 1832) 380-82; "Anecdotes of Walter Scott" Gentleman's Magazine 102 (November, December, Supplement 1832) 457-61, 556-57, 634-35; David Vedder, Memoir of Sir Walter Scott with Critical Notices of his Writings (1832); Robert Chambers, revised Thomson, Biographical Dictionary of Eminent Scotsmen (1832-35; 1870); The Georgian Era: Memoirs of the most Eminent Persons (1832-34); Allan Cunningham, "Literature of the last Fifty Years" The Athenaeum (26 October 1833) 717-18; "Recollections of the Author of Waverley" New Monthly Magazine 42 (October 1834) 208-12; James Hogg, Familiar Anecdotes of Sir Walter Scott (1834); John Gibson Lockhart, Memoirs of the Life of Sir Walter Scott, 7 vols (1837-38); John Keble, "Life and Writings of Walter Scott" British Critic 24 (1838); S. C. Hall, in The Book of Gems (1838); Robert Chambers, Cyclopaedia of English Literature (1844); William Howitt, Homes and Haunts of the ... British Poets (1847); Horace Smith, "A Graybeard's Gossip about his Literary Acquaintance" New Monthly Magazine 82 (February 1848) 249-57; Charles Rogers, Modern Scottish Minstrels (1855-57); David Macbeth Moir, Poetical Literature of the Past Half-Century (1851; 1856) 118-28; Allibone, Critical Dictionary of English Literature (1858-71; 1882); William Anderson, Scottish Nation (1859-63); Andrew R. Bonar, Poets and Poetry of Scotland (1864); William Jerdan, Men I have Known (1866) 393-99; Ralston Inglis, Dramatic Writers of Scotland (1868); James Grant Wilson, Poetry of Scotland (1876); The English Poets, ed. Thomas Humphry Ward (1880); Andrew Lang, "Poems of Scott" in Essays in Little (1891); Samuel Smiles, Memoirs of John Murray (1891); Moulton, Library of Literary Criticism (1901-05); M. Ball, Scott as a Critic of Literature (1907); Florence MacCunn, Sir Walter Scott's Friends (1909); Reschke, Die Spenserstanze (1918) 140-47; D. Carswell, Sir Walter: a Four-Part Study in Biography (1930); William Ruff, "A Bibliography of the Poetical Works of Sir Walter Scott" Transactions of the Edinburgh Bibliographical Society 1 (1937) 99-240, 277-82; Sir Herbert Grierson, Sir Walter Scott, Bart (1938); J. C. Corson, Sir Walter Scott: A Classified and Annotated List of Books and Articles... 1797-1940 (1943); Renwick, OHEL (1963); Jack, OHEL (1963); Peter F. Morgan, "Scott as Critic" Studies in Scottish Literature 7 (1969-70) 90-101; Edgar Johnson, Sir Walter Scott, The Great Unknown, 2 vols (1970); John O. Hayden, Scott: The Critical Heritage (1970); A. N. L. Munby, Sale Catalogues of Libraries of Eminent Persons (1971-75); John Huston Alexander, The Reception of Scott's Poetry by his Correspondents (1979); David Brown, Walter Scott and the Historical Imagination (1979); Thomas Crawford, Scott (1982); Marlon B. Ross, "Scott's Chivalric Pose: the Function of Metrical Romance in the Romantic Period," Genre 19 (Fall 1986) 267-297; Spenser Encyclopedia, "Scott" (1990); John Sutherland, Life of Walter Scott: a Critical Biography (1995).

1.	1801 Alexander Thomson, in The British Parnassus, at the Close of the Eighteenth Century (1801) 37-38 & n.
2.	1801 A. M., "On hearing that a Collection of the Border Ballads is preparing for publication, by Walter Scott, Esq. Advocate" Edinburgh Magazine or Literary Miscellany NS 17 (January 1801) 146.
3.	1802 Joseph Ritson to Walter Scott, 10 June 1802; Letters of Joseph Ritson (1833) 2:222-23.
4.	1802 Charles Kirkpatrick Sharpe to Walter Scott, 27 February 1802; Letters from and to Charles Kirkpatrick Sharp (1888) 1:138-39.
5.	1805 Thomas Campbell to Walter Scott, 28 June 1805; Beattie, Life and Letters of Thomas Campbell (1849) 2:55-57.
6.	1805 Robert Southey to C. W. W. Wynn, 5 March 1805; Life and Correspondence (1849-50) 2:316.
7.	1805 ca. Anna Seward, 1805 ca.; Russell, Book of Authors (1860) 387.
8.	1805 Anna Seward, "Address to the River Tweed, on Mr. Scott's having chosen his Habitation near its Banks" Poetical Register and Repository of Fugitive Poetry for 1805 (1807) 171-72.
9.	1805 Francis Jeffrey, Review of Scott, Lay of the Last Minstrel; Edinburgh Review 6 (April 1805) 1-20.
10.	1805 Anonymous, Review of Scott, Lay of the Last Minstrel; Scots Magazine 67 (January 1805) 37-45.
11.	1805 Anonymous, Review of Scott, Lay of the Last Minstrel; British Critic 26 (August 1805) 154-60.
12.	1805 Anonymous, Review of Scott, Lay of the Last Minstrel; Critical Review S3 5 (July 1805) 225-42.
13.	1806 Anonymous, "Impromptu on the Appointment of Walter Scott, Esq. to be a Clerk of the Session in Scotland" The Sun (14 March 1806).
14.	1807 Lady Anne Hamilton, in Epics of the Ton (1807) 11 & n.
15.	1807 Anonymous, "Scott's Lay" Censura Literaria 4 (1807) 315-23.
16.	1808 Richard Mant?, in The Simpliciad (1808) 9.
17.	1808 Mary Leadbeater, "To Walter Scott" 1808; Leadbeater Papers (1862) 2:264-65.
18.	1808 W. M. T., "Stanzas written at Chester, after reading Scott's Marmion, and Lay of the Last Minstrel" The Cabinet 3 (May 1808) 347-48..
19.	1808 Francis Jeffrey, in Review of Scott, Marmion; Edinburgh Review 12 (April 1808) 1-13.
20.	1808 Samuel Egerton Brydges, "Of Modern Poetry; and particularly Scott's Romance of Marmion" Censura Literaria 7 (1808) 310-15.
21.	1809 Thomas Campbell to John Murray, 2 June 1809; Smiles, in A Publisher and his Friends: Memoir of John Murray (1891) 1:330.
22.	1809 Lord Byron, in English Bards and Scotch Reviewers (1809); Poetical Works, ed. E. H. Coleridge (1898-1904) 1:309-10.
23.	1809 Anonymous, "Lines on Mr. Walter Scott" Scots Magazine 71 (April 1809) 286.
24.	1809 Henry, "To Walter Scott, Esq." Port Folio [Philadelphia] NS 1 (January 1809) 84.
25.	1810 Walter Scott (anonymously), "Living Poets" in Edinburgh Annual Register for 1808 (1810) 423-26.
26.	1810 James Hogg, "Epitaphs on Living Characters II" Scots Magazine 72 (June 1810) 447.
27.	1810 Robert Surtees, "Verses" Edinburgh Annual Register for 1810 (1812) 2:lxxxviii-ix.
28.	1810 W., "Stanzas written on perusing The Lady of the Lake, by Walter Scott" Observer [New York] 1 (23 December 1810) 43.
29.	1810 George Ellis, Review of Scott, Lady of the Lake; Quarterly Review 3 (May 1810) 492-517.
30.	1810 Francis Jeffrey, Review of Scott, Lady of the Lake; Edinburgh Review 16 (August 1810) 263-93.
31.	1811 Leigh Hunt, in Feast of the Poets (1811; 1815); Poems, ed. Milford (1923) 149.
32.	1811 Charles Phillips, "To Walter Scott, in consequence of his Invocation to Ireland, in the Vision of Don Roderick" Dublin Evening Post (16 November 1811).
33.	1811 Henry, in "To Walter Scott, Esq. Written in America" Poetical Magazine 4 (1811) 127.
34.	1811 M. J., "Sonnet to Walter Scott, Esq." European Magazine 60 (July 1811) 45.
35.	1811 Virginius, "After reading Scott's Lady of the Lake" The Enquirer [Richmond VA] (15 March 1811).
36.	1811 Hugh Henry Brackenridge, "An Epistle to Walter Scott. Written at Pittsburgh" Mirror of Taste [Philadelphia] 4 (October 1811) 262-268.
37.	1811 Anonymous, "Spenser and Scott" Harvard Lyceum [Cambridge] 1 (26 January 1811) 358.
38.	1811 Charles Philips, "Verses occasioned by Walter Scott's Invocation to Ireland, in the Vision of Don Roderick, ending 'Strike the bold harp, green isle'" Morning Chronicle (24 July 1811).
39.	1811 I., "The Decline and Fall of the Zig-Zag Empire. An Epigram" The Sun (11 September 1811).
40.	1811 John Taylor Esq., "Sonnet to Walter Scott, Esq. on his Poem of The Vision of Don Roderick" The Sun (20 December 1811).
41.	1811 M. A. S. (Martin Archer Shee?), "On Walter Scott" 1811; The Sun (1 January 1812).
42.	1811 Francis Jeffrey, Review of Scott, Vision of Don Roderick; Edinburgh Review 18 (August 1811) 379-92.
43.	1811 Francis Hodgson, Review of Scott, Vision of Don Roderick; Monthly Review NS 65 (July 1811) 293-307.
44.	1812 John Murray to Sir Walter Scott, 27 June 1812; Smiles, in A Publisher and his Friends: Memoir of John Murray (1891) 1:213.
45.	1812 Bernard Barton, "To Walter Scott, Esq. on reading his Lady of the Lake" Barton, Metrical Effusions (1812) 206-08.
46.	1812 John Wilson, "The Magic Mirror, addressed to Walter Scott Esq." Edinburgh Annual Register for 1810 (1812) 2:cvii-cxiv.
47.	1812 Anonymous, "Critical Sketches of living Poetical Characters in Edinburgh" Scots Magazine 75 (January 1812) 9-10.
48.	1812 A Native Bard, "Epistle to Walter Scott, Esq." The Polyanthos [Boston] S3 1 (December 1812) 153-54.
49.	1812 Lord Byron to Walter Scott, 6 July 1812; Letters and Journals, ed. Rowland E. Prothero (1898-1901) 2:131-35.
50.	1812 George Ellis, in Review of Scott, Rokeby; Quarterly Review 8 (December 1812) 506-07.
51.	1813 James and Horace Smith, in "Walter Scott" Horace in London (1813) 32.
52.	1813 P. G. P., "Sonnet to Walter Scott, Esq." 1813; Blackwood's Magazine 2 (January 1818) 399.
53.	1813 Jeremiah Holmes Wiffen, "Epistle to Walter Scott, Esq." Poems by Three Friends (1813) 93-100.
54.	1813 Francis Hodgson, "The Lay of the Last Laureat, by W. S—" Leaves of Laurel; or New Probationary Odes, for the Vacant Laureatship (1813) 6-7.
55.	1813 Anonymous, "To Walter Scott, on his Late Disappointment. — A Consolatory Ode" Morning Chronicle (29 September 1813).
56.	1813 Anonymous, "Rokeby" The Sun (21 June 1813).
57.	1814 George Daniel, in The Modern Dunciad (1814; 1815) 56-57.
58.	1814 Thomas Barnes, "Portraits of Authors. Mr. Scott" The Champion (12 February 1814) 54-55.
59.	1814 W., "To Sir Walter Scott" Belfast Monthly Magazine 13 (December 1814) 488-89.
60.	1814 G. C. H., "Parallel between Scott and Campbell" Port Folio [Philadelphia] S3 4 (November 1814) 504-06.
61.	1814 George Daniel, "Horace Ode III. Book II. To Walter Scott" Virgil in London, or, Town Eclogues (1814) 103-06.
62.	1814 Francis Jeffrey, in Review of Scott, Waverley; Edinburgh Review 24 (November 1814) 208-13.
63.	1814 Anonymous, in Modern Parnassus; or, The new Art of Poetry, a Poem (1814) 20-22.
64.	1815 Roderick Dhu, "On reading the Poems of Walter Scott, Esq." Scots Magazine 77 (August 1815) 616.
65.	1815 Anonymous, "To Walter Scott, Esq. on his various Poetical Productions" Morning Chronicle (4 December 1815).
66.	1815 Anonymous, "Lines written on a blank Leaf at the End of the Novel of Waverley" Analectic Magazine [Philadelphia] NS 5 (June 1815) 513-14.
67.	1815 Rosa, "Extempore Lines, written on a blank Leaf of The Lord of the Isles" The Intellectual Regale or Ladies' Tea Tray [Philadelphia] 2 (21 October 1815) 793.
68.	1815 Author of The Rival Muses, "Lines to Walter Scott, Esq." Morning Post (4 February 1815).
69.	1815 Lionel Thomas Berguer, Stanzas inscribed to Walter Scott, Esq. (1815) in Berguer, Trifles in Verse (1817) 11-26.
70.	1816 John Hamilton Reynolds, in "Pilgrimage of Living Poets to the Stream of Castaly" The Champion (7 April 1816) 110.
71.	1816 J. R., "Written on a Blank Leaf in Walter Scott's Field of Waterloo" European Magazine 69 (March 1816) 249.
72.	1816 H. A., "To Mr. Walter Scott, on his sublime Poems" The Scourge 11 (January 1816) 51.
73.	1816 Anonymous, "Epigram on Scott's Waterloo" Monthly Repository of Theology and General Literature 11 (March 1816) 174.
74.	1816 John Neal, in "Character of Walter Scott" The Portico [Baltimore] 1 (April 1816) 334-35.
75.	1816 Anonymous, "Lines written on purusing Walter Scott's Lady of the Lake" The American Beacon [Norfolk VA] (15 August 1816).
76.	1816 Edward Bulwer-Lytton, "Address to Walter Scott, Esq. written at thirteen Years old" 1816; Bulwer-Lytton, Ismael; an Oriental Tale (1820) 1-2.
77.	1817 Anonymous, "Cabinet of Varieties: Walter Scott" New Monthly Magazine 7 (May 1817) 325-26.
78.	1817 H., "On a Painting of Col. John Trumbull, representing a Scene from Scott's Lady of the Lake" North American Review [Boston] 5 (May 1817) 42-43.
79.	1818 John Keats to George and Thomas Keats, 5 January 1818; Works, ed. H. Buxton Forman (1901) 4:53-54.
80.	1818 William Hazlitt, in Lectures on the English Poets (1818; 1909) 205.
81.	1818 P. G. P., "Sonnet to Walter Scott, Esq." Literary Panorama NS 7 (March 1818) 981.
82.	1818 Anonymous, in "Literary Notices" Virginia Evangelical and Literary Magazine 1 (April 1818) 96.
83.	1818 Philo, "Sonnet. The Shade of Wallace to Walter Scott" Morning Chronicle (9 October 1818).
84.	1818 S., "Lines on reading Rob Roy" Camden Gazette (23 May 1818).
85.	1819 Charles Lloyd, in "Stanzas, written 10th, 11th, and 12th November, 1819" Lloyd, Desultory Thoughts in London (1821) 234.
86.	1819 Stella, "Triangulum Major, a Modern Constellation" Morning Chronicle (18 March 1819).
87.	1819 George Ticknor; Journal Entry, March 1819; Life, Letters, and Journals of George Ticknor (1876) 1:280-84.
88.	1819 R. C., "Albyn's Charms. Written in allusion to the Writings of Mr. Walter Scott" The Star (13 April 1819).
89.	1819 John Gibson Lockhart, "Letters LI-LV" Peter's Letters to his Kinsfolk (1819) 2:295-363.
90.	1819 John Mitford Esq., "Mr. Mudford and Walter Scott" New Bon Ton Magazine 2 (March 1819) 304-05.
91.	1820 John Scott, in "The Author of the Scotch Novels" London Magazine 1 (January 1820) 12-13.
92.	1820 David Carey, in "The Mansion of the Poets" Beauties of the Modern Poets (1820) xvii-xviii.
93.	1820 H., "Acrostic" La Belle Assemblee NS 22 (December 1820) 276.
94.	1820 Anonymous, "On Sir Walter Scott receiving the Order of Knighthood" The Kaleidoscope [Liverpool] 2 (16 May 1820) 176.
95.	1820 Anonymous, "Sir Walter Scott" The Sun (21 April 1820).
96.	1820 Anonymous, "On Walter Scott's new Title" The Star (18 April 1820).
97.	1821 Moschus, "Walter Scott's Poetry" New York Journal and Belles-Lettres Repository 4 (March 1821) 321-22.
98.	1821 Yankee Doodle, "Messrs. Byron, Moore, and Scott" National Recorder [Philadelphia] 5 (24 March 1821) 186.
99.	1821 Anonymous, "Lines addressed to Sir Walter Scott, an acknowledged supporter of The Beacon, and a supposed Co-Editor of Blackwood's Magazine" Morning Chronicle (22 November 1821).
100.	1821 Mary, "Warton and Scott" The Kaleidoscope [Liverpool] NS 2 (23 October 1821) 121.
101.	1821 Mother Goose, "Recipe to make a Modern Novel" Morning Post (28 February 1821).
102.	1822 Anonymous, in "The Augustan Age in England" The Album 1 (1822) 214-15.
103.	1822 James Harley, in The Press, or Literary Chit-Chat. A Satire (1822) 6-9.
104.	1823 W. G. King (age 12), "Lines to Sir Walter Scott" Ladies' Monthly Museum S3 17 (April 1823) 236-37.
105.	1823 Anonymous, "Anticipations of Public Opinion in the Year 2300, on the English Poets: Walter Scott" The Minerva [New York] 1 (22 February 1823) 364.
106.	1823 Anonymous, in "The Literary Police Office, Bow-Street, London" Port Folio [Philadelphia] S4 15 (June 1823) 507-08.
107.	1823 Rev. Charles Burton, in The Bardiad; a Poem (1823) pp. 18, 104-6n.
108.	1824 Bernard M. Carter, in "The Wag's Poem" Poems by Bernard M. Carter of Virginia (1824) 27-29.
109.	1824 Whitelaw Ainslie, M. D., "Lyric Verses addressed to the Author of The Lady of the Lake" Morning Post (24 December 1824).
110.	1825 William Hazlitt, "Sir Walter Scott" The Spirit of the Age: or Contemporary Portraits (1825) 131-56.
111.	1825 Anonymous, "Literature of the Nineteenth Century: The Author of Waverley" Literary Magnet 3 (1825) 165-66.
112.	1825 Thomas Hood, "Ode to the Great Unknown" Odes and Addresses to Great People (1825) 39-53.
113.	1825 ca. David Macbeth Moir, "Lines on a Portrait of Sir Walter Scott, by C. R. Leslie, Esq. R.A." 1825 ca.; Poetical Works of David Macbeth Moir (1852; 1860) 2:213-17.
114.	1825 Thingamy Bob, "Ivanhoe" The Kaleidoscope [Liverpool] NS 6 (4 October 1825) 108.
115.	1825 Thomas Stott, "Sonnet to Walter Scott, on his Arrival in Ireland" Morning Post (4 August 1825).
116.	1826 Jeremiah Holmes Wiffen to Alaric Alexander Watts, 22 January 1826; in Alaric Alfred Watts, Alaric Watts, a Narrative of his Life, by his Son (1884) 2:18-19.
117.	1826 John Gibson Lockhart, in Review of Scott, Lives of the Novelists; Quarterly Review 34 (September 1826) 376-77.
118.	1828 Leigh Hunt, in Lord Byron and some of his Contemporaries (1828) 46-47.
119.	1828 Thomas Pringle, "To Sir Walter Scott, Bart." in Pringle, Ephemerides (1828); The Kaleidoscope [Liverpool] NS 8 (6 May 1828) 369.
120.	1829 Anna Brownell Jameson, "Heroines of Modern Poetry" Loves of the Poets (1829; 1857) 508.
121.	1829 David Macbeth Moir, "Sonnets on the Scenery of the Tweed: Abottsford" Blackwood's Magazine 26 (August 1829) 185.
122.	1829 James Hogg, "My first Interview with Walter Scott" Edinburgh Literary Journal (27 June 1829) 51-52.
123.	1829 William Ainslie, "The Magician" Morning Post (6 June 1829).
124.	1830 George Barrell Cheever, in Studies in Poetry ... A copious Collection of Elegant Extracts (1830) 319.
125.	1830 William Maginn, "Gallery of Illustrious Literary Characters: Sir Walter Scott" Fraser's Magazine 2 (November 1830) 412.
126.	1831 John Wilson, in "An Hour's Talk about Poetry" 1831; Recreations of Christopher North (1852) 77.
127.	1831 William Sotheby, "To his Majesty's Ship Barham, appointed by the King to convey Sir Walter Scott to Naples" The Athenaeum (31 December 1831) 849.
128.	1831 Allan Cunningham, "Living Literary Characters: Sir Walter Scott" New Monthly Magazine 31 (January 1831) 72-87.
129.	1832 Henry Fothergill Chorley, "Sir Walter Scott's Return to England" The Athenaeum (30 June 1832) 415.
130.	1832 William Wordsworth, "On the Departure of Sir Walter Scott from Abbotsford, for Naples" The Athenaeum (6 October 1832) 651.
131.	1832 Anonymous, "On the Death of Sir Walter Scott, Bart." Fraser's Magazine 6 (November 1832) 604-05.
132.	1832 Anonymous, "Monody on the Death of Sir Walter Scott" Fraser's Magazine 6 (November 1832) 605-06.
133.	1832 Mary Howitt to Anna Botham, 16 October 1832; in An Autobiography (1889) 1:230.
134.	1832 A. S., "On the Death of Sir Walter Scott" Baldwin's London Weekly Journal (6 October 1832).
135.	1833 John Wilson, in "Spenser" Blackwood's Magazine 34 (1833) 806.
136.	1833 Allan Cunningham, in "Biographical and Critical History of the Literature of the last Fifty Years" The Athenaeum (26 October 1833) 717-18.
137.	1842 Robert Story, in Love and Literature; being the Reminiscences, Literary Opinions, and Fugitive Pieces of a Poet in Humble Life (1842) 166-73.
138.	1844 William Wordsworth, 12 July 1844; memoir by Lady Richardson in Prose, ed. Grosart (1876) 3:445.
139.	1850 Walter Savage Landor, 1850; Forster, Landor, a Biography (1869) 634.
140.	1851 David Macbeth Moir, in Sketches of the Poetical Literature of the Past Half-Century (1851; 1852) 119-29.
141.	1858 Cyrus Redding, in Fifty Years' Recollections (1858) 1:65-67; 3:27-31.
142.	1871 S. C. Hall, "Sir Walter Scott" in A Book of Memories: Great Men and Women of the Age, from personal Acquaintance (1871) 319-36.
143.	1873 Joseph Devey, "Romantic School. Scott" A Comparative View of Modern English Poets (1873) 212-25.
144.	1880 Goldwin Smith, in The English Poets: Selections with Critical Introductions, ed. Thomas Humphry Ward (1880) 4:186-93.

1.	1796 William Taylor of Norwich: Walter Scott to John Taylor of Norwich, 25 November 1796; J. W. Robberds, Memoir of the Life and Writings of William Taylor (1843) 1:94-95.
2.	1804 George Ellis: Walter Scott, in Review of Ellis, Specimens of Early English Poetry; Edinburgh Review 4 (April 1804) 151-53, 162-63.
3.	1804 William Godwin: Walter Scott, in Review of Godwin, Life of Chaucer; Edinburgh Review 3 (January 1804) 450-52.
4.	1805 Rev. Thomas Warton: Walter Scott, in Review of Todd's Spenser; Edinburgh Review 7 (October 1805) 214.
5.	1806 Rev. William Herbert: Walter Scott, Review of Herbert, Miscellanies; Edinburgh Review 9 (October 1806) 211-23.
6.	1807 Dr. Frank Sayers: Walter Scott to Frank Sayers, 20 June 1807; Sayers, Poetical Works, ed. Taylor (1830) lxxix-xxx.
7.	1808 Rev. Thomas Blacklock: Walter Scott, autobiographical fragment (1808); Lockhart, Life of Scott (1837-38; 1902) 1:30.
8.	1808 Rev. Charles Churchill: Walter Scott, in Life of Dryden (1808; 1834) 404-05.
9.	1808 Sir John Denham: Walter Scott, in Life of Dryden (1808; 1834) 13-15.
10.	1808 George Ellis: Walter Scott to George Ellis, 2 November 1808; Lockhart, Life of Scott (1837-38; 1902) 2:88.
11.	1808 George Ellis: Walter Scott, "Introduction to Canto V" Marmion, a Tale of Flodden Field (1808) 227-37.
12.	1808 William Gifford: Walter Scott to William Gifford, 25 October 1808; Lockhart, Life of Scott (1837-38; 1902) 2:95-96.
13.	1808 Rev. Andrew Macdonald: Walter Scott, in Autobiographical fragment (1808); Lockhart, Life of Scott (1837-38; 1902) 1:38-39.
14.	1808 Hector Macneill: Walter Scott to Charles Kirkpatrick Sharpe, 30 December 1808; Sharpe, Letters (1888) 1:350.
15.	1808 John Oldham: Walter Scott, in Life of Dryden (1808; 1834) 239.
16.	1808 Bp. Thomas Percy: Walter Scott, in Autobiographical Fragment (1808); Lockhart, Life of Scott (1837-38; 1902) 1:31-32.
17.	1808 Samuel Pordage: Walter Scott, in Life of Dryden (1808; 1834) 220n.
18.	1808 Rev. Thomas Seward: Walter Scott, "Epitaph on the Rev. Thomas Seward and his Daughter Anna" 1808; New British Lady's Magazine 2 (May 1819) 211.
19.	1808 Charles Kirkpatrick Sharpe: Walter Scott to Charles Kirkpatrick Sharpe, 1808; Sharpe, Letters (1888) 1:356-57.
20.	1808 John Sheffield: Walter Scott, 1808; in G. G. Cunningham, Illustrious Englishmen (1834-37) 4:99.
21.	1808 Robert Southey: Walter Scott to George Ellis, 15 December 1808; Lockhart, Life of Scott (1837-38; 1902) 2:102-03.
22.	1808 John Struthers: Walter Scott to Joanna Baillie, 9 May 1808; Lockhart, Life of Scott (1837-38; 1902) 2:60.
23.	1808 John Struthers: Walter Scott to Joanna Baillie, 20 September 1808; Lockhart, Life of Scott (1837-38; 1902) 2:78.
24.	1809 Thomas Campbell: Walter Scott, Review of Campbell, Gertrude of Wyoming; Quarterly Review 1 (May 1809) 241-58.
25.	1809 John Wilson Croker: Walter Scott, Review of Croker, Battle of Talavera; Quarterly Review 2 (November 1809) 426-33.
26.	1810 Thomas Campbell: Walter Scott, in "Living Poets" Edinburgh Annual Register for 1808 (1810) 2:420-21.
27.	1810 Samuel Taylor Coleridge: Walter Scott, in "Living Poets" Edinburgh Annual Register for 1808 (1810) 2:427-28.
28.	1810 Rev. George Crabbe: Walter Scott, in "Living Poets" Edinburgh Annual Register for 1808 (1810) 2:435-37.
29.	1810 John Wilson Croker: Walter Scott to John Wilson Croker, 10 October 1810; The Croker Papers, ed. Louis J. Jennings (1884) 1:28-29.
30.	1810 Rev. James Grahame: Walter Scott, in "Living Poets" in Edinburgh Annual Register for 1808 (1810) 2:430.
31.	1810 Bp. Reginald Heber: Walter Scott, in "Living Poets" Edinburgh Annual Register for 1808 (1810) 2:440.
32.	1810 Rev. George Huddesford: Walter Scott, in "Living Poets" Edinburgh Annual Register for 1808 (1810) 2:435.
33.	1810 ca. William Julius Mickle: Walter Scott, 1810 ca.; Thomas Campbell, Specimens of the British Poets (1819; 1845) 609n.
34.	1810 Rev. Richard Polwhele: Walter Scott to Richard Polwhele, 11 October 1810; Polwhele, Traditions and Recollections (1826) 2:636.
35.	1810 Samuel Jackson Pratt: Walter Scott, in "Living Poets" Edinburgh Annual Register for 1808 (1810) 2:442.
36.	1810 Samuel Rogers: Walter Scott, in "Living Poets" Edinburgh Annual Register for 1808 (1810) 2:426.
37.	1810 Sir Walter Scott: Walter Scott (anonymously), "Living Poets" in Edinburgh Annual Register for 1808 (1810) 423-26.
38.	1810 William Sotheby: Walter Scott, in "Living Poets" Edinburgh Annual Register for 1808 (1810) 2:431-32.
39.	1810 Robert Southey: Walter Scott, in "Living Poets" Edinburgh Annual Register for 1808 (1810) 2:421-23.
40.	1810 Robert Surtees: Walter Scott to Robert Southey, 20 May 1810; Lockart, Life of Scott (1837-38, 1902) 2:179-80.
41.	1810 William Wordsworth: Walter Scott, in "Living Poets" in Edinburgh Annual Register for 1808 (1810) 2:429-30.
42.	1811 Rev. James Grahame: Walter Scott to Charles Kirkpatrick Sharpe, 1811; Sharpe, Letters (1888) 1:505-06.
43.	1811 Rev. Richard Polwhele: Walter Scott to Richard Polwhele, 1 December 1811; Polwhele, Traditions and Recollections (1826) 2:644-45.
44.	1811 Anna Seward: Walter Scott to Charles Kirkpatrick Sharpe, 27 October 1811; Letters from and to Charles Kirkpatrick Sharp (1888) 1:476.
45.	1811 John Wilson: Walter Scott to Joanna Baillie, 1811; Mary Wilson Gordon, Christopher North (1862; 1894) 112n.
46.	1812 Mary Leadbeater: Walter Scott to Mary Leadbeater, 12 March 1812; Leadbeater Papers (1862) 2:265-66.
47.	1812 Rev. Andrew Macdonald: Walter Scott to John Murray, 2 July 1812; Smiles, A Publisher and his Friends: Memoir of John Murray (1891) 1:236.
48.	1813 William Collins: Walter Scott, in The Bridal of Triermaine (1813); Strachey, Poets on Poets (1894) 208.
49.	1813 James Hogg: Walter Scott to Lord Byron, 6 November 1813; in Lockhart, Life of Scott (1837-38; 1902) 2:366-67.
50.	1813 John Pinkerton: Walter Scott to Joanna Baillie, 21 March 1813; Lockhart, Life of Scott (1837-38; 1902) 2:322.
51.	1813 Robert Southey: Walter Scott to Robert Southey, 4 September 1813; Lockhart, Life of Scott (1837-38; 1902) 2:355.
52.	1814 Rev. Jonathan Swift: Walter Scott, in Memoir of Jonathan Swift (1814); Moulton, Library of Literary Criticism (1901-05) 3:200.
53.	1816 Lord Byron: Walter Scott, Review of Byron, Childe Harold, Canto III; Quarterly Review 16 (October 1816) 172-208.
54.	1816 Rev. Richard Polwhele: Walter Scott, Review of Polwhele, The Fair Isabel of Cotchele; Quarterly Review 14 (January 1816) 402-05.
55.	1818 Lord Byron: Walter Scott, 1818; Lockhart, Life of Scott (1837-38; 1902) 3:238-39.
56.	1818 Lord Byron: Walter Scott, Review of Childe Harold Canto IV; Quarterly Review 19 (April 1818) 215-232.
57.	1819 Alexander Pope: Walter Scott to Charles Kirkpatrick Sharpe, 16 January 1819; Letters from and to Charles Kirkpatrick Sharp (1888) 2:193-94.
58.	1819 Rev. John Wesley: Walter Scott to Robert Southey, 4 April 1819; Lockhart, Life of Scott (1837-38; 1902) 3:327.
59.	1820 Allan Cunningham: Walter Scott to Allan Cunningham, 1820; David Hogg, Life of Cunningham (1875) 200.
60.	1821 Rev. John Graham: Walter Scott to his son, 26 May 1821; Lockhart, Life of Scott (1837-38; 1902) 3:530.
61.	1821 Horace Walpole: Walter Scott, in "Horace Walpole" (1821); Miscellaneous Prose Works (1829) 3:226-27.
62.	1822 James Hogg: Walter Scott to John Murray, 1818; Smiles, in A Publisher and his Friends: Memoir of John Murray (1891) 2:5-6.
63.	1823 Joseph Ritson: Walter Scott, in "Song of One Volume More" 1823; Moulton, Library of Literary Criticism (1901-05) 4:435.
64.	1824 Lord Byron: Walter Scott, "Character of Lord Byron" The Literary Chronicle 6 (29 May 1824) 345-46.
65.	1824 Alaric Alexander Watts: Walter Scott to Alaric Alexander Watts, 12 October 1824; in Alaric Alfred Watts, Alaric Watts, a Narrative of his Life, by his Son (1884) 1:198-99.
66.	1825 Thomas Campbell: Walter Scott, 27 June 1825; The Journal of Sir Walter Scott, 1825-32 (1891) 218.
67.	1825 Robert Pearse Gillies: Walter Scott, 3 December 1825; Lockhart, Life of Scott (1837-38; 1902) 4:395.
68.	1825 Anne Grant: Walter Scott, 30 November 1825; in Lockhart, Life of Scott (1837-38; 1902) 4:391-92.
69.	1825 William Knox: Walter Scott, 8 December 1825; The Journal of Sir Walter Scott, 1825-32 (1891) 39-41.
70.	1825 John Gibson Lockhart: Walter Scott to John Murray, 17 November 1825; Smiles, A Publisher and his Friends: Memoir of John Murray (1891) 2:220-24.
71.	1825 Henry Mackenzie: Walter Scott, 6 December 1825; Lockhart, Life of Scott (1837-38; 1902) 4:397-98.
72.	1825 Charles Kirkpatrick Sharpe: Walter Scott, 20 November 1825; Lockhart, Life of Scott (1837-38; 1902) 4:373-74.
73.	1825 William Sotheby: Walter Scott, 25 October 1825; The Journal of Sir Walter Scott, 1825-32 (1891) 283.
74.	1826 William Harrison Ainsworth: Walter Scott, 17 October 1826; Lockhart, Life of Scott (1837-38; 1902) 5:4.
75.	1826 George Ellis: Walter Scott, 29 August 1826; The Journal of Sir Walter Scott, 1825-32 (1891) 247.
76.	1826 John Hoole: Walter Scott, 4 June 1826; The Journal of Sir Walter Scott, 1825-32 (1891) 204.
77.	1826 Thomas Pringle: Walter Scott, 23 October 1826; Lockhart, Life of Scott Scott (1837-38; 1902) 5:12.
78.	1827 Robert Burns: Walter Scott to John Gibson Lockhart, 1827; Lockhart, Life of Scott (1837-38; 1902) 1:121-22.
79.	1827 William Gifford: Walter Scott, 17-18 January 1827; The Journal of Sir Walter Scott, 1825-32 (1891) 340-42.
80.	1827 Rev. John Langhorne: Walter Scott to John Gibson Lockhart, 1827; Lockhart, Life of Scott (1837-38; 1902) 1:120.
81.	1828 Samuel Taylor Coleridge: Walter Scott, 22 April 1828; The Journal of Sir Walter Scott, 1825-32 (1891) 578.
82.	1828 Henry Gally Knight: Walter Scott, 3 May 1828; The Journal of Sir Walter Scott, 1825-32 (1891) 585.
83.	1828 Horace Smith: Walter Scott, 4 February 1828; The Journal of Sir Walter Scott, 1825-32 (1891) 533.
84.	1829 John Carter Allen: Walter Scott to Sir Thomas Lauder, 5 June 1829; The Journal of Sir Walter Scott, 1825-32 (1891) 711-13n.
85.	1829 Felicia Hemans: Walter Scott, 11 July 1829; The Journal of Sir Walter Scott, 1825-32 (1891) 731.
86.	1829 John Pinkerton: Walter Scott, in Quarterly Review (July 1829) 131, 135; Allibone, Critical Dictionary of English Literature (1858-71; 1882) 2:1599.
87.	1829 Adam Smith: Walter Scott to John Wilson Croker, 10 January 1829; The Croker Papers, ed. Louis J. Jennings (1884) 1:430.
88.	1830 Colin Maclaurin: Walter Scott, 16 June 1830; The Journal of Sir Walter Scott, 1825-32 (1891) 748-49.
89.	1831 John Hookham Frere: Walter Scott, 26 November 1831; The Journal of Sir Walter Scott, 1825-32 (1891) 860-61.
90.	1831 Lawrence Macdonald: Walter Scott, 15 January 1831; The Journal of Sir Walter Scott, 1825-32 (1891) 782.

1.	1812 Stephen Jones, in Biographia Dramatica; or, A Companion to the Playhouse (1812) 1:636-37.
2.	1816 Anonymous, in Biographical Dictionary of Living Authors (1816)
3.	1819 Anonymous, "Biographical Memoir of Walter Scott" New British Lady's Magazine 2 (January-February 1819) 1-4, 49-51.
4.	1819 Anonymous, "Anecdotes of Eminent Persons. Walter Scott" New York Journal and Belles-Lettres Repository 1 (1 May 1819) 15-17.
5.	1827 L., "Memoir of Sir Walter Scott" Living Poets of England: Specimens of the Living British Poets (1827) 2:214-16.
6.	1832 William Clarke and Robert Shelton Mackenzie, in The Georgian Era: Memoirs of the most eminent Persons who have flourished in Great Britain (1832-34) 3:425-30.
7.	1832 Allan Cunningham, "Some Account of the Life and Works of Sir Walter Scott, Bart." The Athenaeum (6 October 1832) 641-53.
8.	1838 S. C. Hall, in The Book of Gems. The Modern Poets and Artists of Great Britain (1838) 106.
9.	1838 Henry Fothergill Chorley, "Sir Walter Scott" The Authors of England (1838) 8-16.
10.	1844 Robert Chambers, in Cyclopaedia of English Literature (1844; 1850) 2:378-81.
11.	1847 William Howitt, "Sir Walter Scott" Homes and Haunts of the Most Eminent British Poets (1847) 2:145-200.

1.	1810 Thomas Campbell: Walter Scott, "Living Poets" in Edinburgh Annual Register for 1808 (1810) 2:420-21.
2.	1810 Anna Seward: Walter Scott, Biographical Preface, in Poetical Works of Anna Seward (1810) 1:iii-xxxix.
3.	1820 Henry Fielding: Walter Scott, "Henry Fielding" 1820; Scott, Miscellaneous Prose Works (1829) 3:58-82.
4.	1821 Tobias Smollett: Walter Scott, "Tobias Smollett" 1821; Scott, Miscellaneous Prose Works (1829) 3:83-126.
5.	1823 Samuel Richardson: Walter Scott, "Samuel Richardson" 1823; Scott, Miscellaneous Prose Works (1829) 3:7-57.
6.	1824 Richard Cumberland: Walter Scott, "Richard Cumberland" 1824; Scott, Miscellaneous Prose Works (1829) 3:133-61.
7.	1824 Oliver Goldsmith: Walter Scott, "Oliver Goldsmith" 1824; Scott, Miscellaneous Prose Works (1829) 3:162-78.
8.	1824 Samuel Johnson: Walter Scott, "Samuel Johnson" 1824; Scott, Miscellaneous Prose Works (1829) 3:179-86.
9.	1824 Henry Mackenzie: Walter Scott, "Henry Mackenzie" 1824; Scott, Miscellaneous Prose Works (1829) 3:209-21.
10.	1824 Clara Reeve: Walter Scott, "Clara Reeve" 1824; Scott, Miscellaneous Prose Works (1829) 3:241-49.
11.	1824 Horace Walpole: Walter Scott, "Horace Walpole" 1824; Scott, Miscellaneous Prose Works (1829) 3:222-40.
12.	1827 Charlotte Smith: Catherine Anne Dorset (sister) and Walter Scott, "Charlotte Smith" 1827; Scott, Miscellaneous Prose Works (1829) 4:5-41.