Sketches by Boz 1836-37 Sunday under Three Heads 1836 The Village Coquettes 1836 The Strange Gentleman 1837 Pickwick Papers 1837 Oliver Twist 1838 Sketches of Young Gentlemen 1838 Memoirs of Joseph Grimaldi 1838 Nicholas Nickleby 1839 Sketches of Young Couples 1840 Master Humphrey's Clock (The Old Curiosity Shop and Barnaby Rudge) 1840-1 American Notes 1842 Christmas Carol 1843 Martin Chuzzlewit 1844 The Chimes 1845 Cricket on the Hearth 1846 Pictures from Italy 1846 Battle of Life 1846 Dombey and Son 1848 Haunted Man 1848 David Copperfield 1850 Mr. Nightingale's Diary 1851 Child's History of England 1852-4 Bleak House 1853 Hard Times 1854 Little Dorrit 1857 Hunted Down 1859 Tale of Two Cities 1859 Great Expectations 1861 Uncommercial Traveller 1861 Our Mutual Friend 1865 Mystery of Edwin Drood 1870 _Printed by_ WALTER SCOTT, _Felling, Newcastle-on-Tyne_ GREAT WRITERS. A NEW SERIES OF CRITICAL BIOGRAPHIES. EDITED BY PROFESSOR ERIC S. ROBERTSON. _MONTHLY SHILLING VOLUMES._ * * * * * Vol. I.--"LIFE OF LONGFELLOW." BY PROFESSOR ERIC S. ROBERTSON "The object of 'GREAT WRITERS' is to 'furnish the public with interesting and accurate accounts of the men and women notable in modern literature.' The first volume, now before us, is on Longfellow, by the Editor, and gives, in the space of 180 pages, a detailed account of the poet's life, an analysis of his work, and an essay on his place in literature. It is as the household poet _par excellence_ that Longfellow may reasonably take the first place in such a series as that now to be issued, and, as an accompaniment to the reading of the poems themselves, nothing more is wanted than will be found in these pages. The type is clear, the paper good, the binding stout, and the size handy. Altogether a remarkable shillingsworth, even in this day of cheap books. Other numbers promised are 'Coleridge,' by Hall Caine; 'Dickens,' by Frank Marzials; and 'Rossetti,' by Joseph Knight. If the future numbers are as good as the first, a great success may be anticipated."--_The Standard._ Vol. II. is "LIFE OF COLERIDGE."