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ROBERT BURNS THE CRITICAL HERITAGE Edited by DONALD A. LOW London and New York

Contents ABBREVIATIONS PREFACE AND ACKNOWLEDGMENTS INTRODUCTION page XIV NOTE ON THE TEXT 59 Poems, chiefly in the Scottish Dialect, Kilmarnock 1786 1 THOMAS BLACKLOCK, letter to Rev. George Lawrie, September 1786 61 2 Unsigned notice in Edinburgh Magazine, October 1786 63 3 'AIXAN RAMSAY* and 'G.H.', correspondence in Edinburgh Evening Courant, November 1786 65 4 HENRY MACKENZIE, unsigned essay in Lounger, December 1786 67 5 JAMES ANDERSON, unsigned review in Monthly Review, December 1786 71 6 Unsigned notice in New Annual Register, 1787 75 7 JOHN LOGAN, 1787 76 (a) Unsigned review, English Review, February 1787 76 (b) Letter to Henry Mackenzie, February 1787 78 8 Unsigned notice in Critical Review, May 1787 80 9 HUGH BLAIR, undated notes, 1787 81 10 JAMES MACAULAY in Edinburgh Evening Courant, June 1787 83 Poems, chiefly in the Scottish Dialect, Edinburgh 1787 11 Unsigned notices in Universal Magazine, 1787 86 (a) May 1787 86 (b) 'A Friend to Genius' (Supplement), June 1787 86 12 Unsigned notice in New Town and Country Magazine, August 1787 87 13 Unsigned notice in General Magazine and Impartial Review, 1787 88 14 JAMES ANDERSON, unsigned notice in Monthly Review, December 1787 90 XV I * ix

CONTENTS 15 WILLIAM COWPER, letters to Samuel Rose, July and August 1787 91 16 DOROTHYWORDSWORTH, letter to Jane Pollard, December 1787 92 17 Verse attack and verse tribute 93 (a) JAMES MAXWELL, Animadversions on Some Poets..., 1788 93 (b) HELEN CRACK, 'Here native Genius', October 1789 94 18 A. F. TYTLER, letter to Burns, March 1791 95 19 ROBERT HERON, Observations... in a Journey..., 1793 97 20 JOSEPH RITSON, Collection of Scottish Songs, 1794 98 21 GEORGE THOMSON, an unsigned obituary notice in London Chronicle, July 1796 99 22 MARIA RIDDELL, 'character sketch' in Dumfries Journal, August 1796 101 23 COLERIDGE on Burns, 1796-1817 108 (a) From 'To a Friend', 'Bristol Newspaper', 1796 108 (b) Letter to John Thelwall, December 1796 108 (c) Letter to Thomas Poole, July 1800 108 (d) Notebook, February 1805 108 (e) From the Friend, February 1810 109 (f) From Biographia Literaria, 1817 109 (g) From Biographia Literaria, 1817 no 24 LAMB on Burns, 1796-1826 in (a), (b), (c) Letters to Coleridge, 1796 111-12 (d) Letter to Southey, March 1799 112 (e) Letter to Coleridge, July 1800 112 ( ) Letter to Wordsworth, April 1816 113 (g) Letter to John Bates Dibdin, June 1826 113 25 THOMAS DUNCAN, letter, October 1796 114 26 ROBERT HERON, memoir in Monthly Magazine, June 1797 117 27 WILLIAM REID, from unsigned poem, 1797 128 28 ALEXANDER CAMPBELL On Bums, I798 and l8l6 129 (a) From An Introduction to the History of Poetry in Scotland, 1798 129 (b) From Albyns Anthology, 1816 130 29 WORDSWORTH, letter to Coleridge, February 1799 131 30 JAMES CURRIE, essay in The Works of Robert Burns..., 1800 132 31 ROBERT NARES, unsigned review in British Critic, October 1800 and April 1801 154 32 THOMAS STEWART, l8oo and l8oi 158 (a) Unsigned foreword to The Poetical Miscellany..., 1800 158

f CONTENTS (b) Unsigned 'Advertisement', in Poems Ascribed to Robert Burns..., 1801 158 33 WILLIAM AND DOROTHY WORDSWORTH, l8o2~42 159 (a) From 'Resolution and Independence', 1802 159 (b) From Dorothy Wordsworth's 'Recollections of a Tour made in Scotland', 1802 160 (c) From 'At the Grave of Burns, 1803', 1807 161 (d) From 'Thoughts suggested...', 1839 162 (e) William Wordsworth, note on MS. of (c), 1842 162 34 DAVID IRVING, from 'The life of Robert Burns', 1804 164 35 SOUTHEY on Burns, 1804-5 168 (a) Letter to John Rickman, December 1804 168 (b) Letter to G. C. Bedford, April 1805 168 36 SIR EGERTON BRYDGES, in Censura Literaria, 1815 169 37 THOMAS MOORE, 1807 and 1841 173 (a) From a letter to Sir John Stevenson, February 1807 173 (b) From the preface to The Poetical Works of Thomas Moore collected by Himself, 1841 174 38 BYRON, from English Bards and Scotch Reviewers, 1809 176 R. H. Cromek, Reliques of Robert Burns, 1808 39 FRANCIS JEFFREY, unsigned review in Edinburgh Review, January 1809 178 40 WALTER SCOTT, unsigned review in Quarterly Review, February 1809 196 41 Unsigned review in Universal Magazine, February 1809 210 42 JAMES MONTGOMERY, unsigned review in Eclectic Review, May 1809 211 43 JOHN HODGSON, unsigned review in Monthly Review, December 1809 215 44 DOROTHY WORDSWORTH, letter to De Quincey, May 1809 218 45 JOSIAH WALKER, from Account of the life... of Robert Burns, 1811 219 46 WILLIAM PEEBLES, 'Burns Renowned', 1811 249 47 G. GLEIG, from A Critique on the Poems of Robert Burns, 1812 251 48 HENRY CRABB ROBINSON, diary entries, 1812-29 254 (a) May 1812 254 (b) August 1812 254 xi

CONTENTS (c), (d) May 1816 255 (e) February 1818 256 (f) June 1818 256 (g) May 1828 256 (h) August 1829 256 49 BYRON, extracts from journal, 1813 257 (a) November 1813 257 (b) December 1813 257 50 SCOTT on Burns 1813-30 258 (a) Letter to Lord Byron, November 1813 258 (b) Letter to an 'unknown correspondent' (J. Forbes Mitchell?), April 1819 259 (c) Undated MS. note 259 (d), (e) From Journal, February and December 1826 260 (f) Letter to John Richardson, July 1827 260 (g) Letter to J. G. Lockhart, March 1828 260 (h) Reminiscence for Lockhart's Life of Burns, 1828 261 (i), (j) Letters to J. G. Lockhart, June and August 1828 263 (k) Letter to the Earl of Elgin, January 1829 263 (1) from 'Essay on Imitations of the Ancient Ballad', April 1830 265 51 ALEXANDER PETERKiN, A Review of the Life of Robert Burns..., with letters by GILBERT BURNS and JAMES GRAY, 1815 266 52 'The memory of Burns', Edinburgh Evening Courant, January 1816 274 53 WORDSWORTH on Burns, 1816 278 (a) A Letter to a Friend Of Robert Burns... (James Gray), January 1816 278 (b) Letter to John Scott, June 1816 292 54 JANE AUSTEN in Sanditon, 1817 293 55 JOHN WILSON in Blackwood's Magazine, June 1817 296 56 HAZLITT, from a lecture on Burns, 1818 297 57 KEATS on Burns, 1818-19 305 (a), (b) Letters to Tom Keats, July 1818 305-6 (c) Letter to J. H. Reynolds, July 1818 306 (d) Letter to George and Georgiana Keats, March 1819 306 58 j. G. LOCKHART, from Peter's Letters to His Kinsfolk, 1819 307 59 JOHN WILSON in Blackwood's Magazine, February 1819 309 60 THOMAS CAMPBELL, Specimens of the British Poets..., 1819 322 61 BYRON, letter to John Murray, February 1821 326 xii

CONTENTS 62 HAZLITT on Burns, 1821-5 327 (a) From 'On Living to Oneself, 1821 327 (b) From Select British Poets, 1824 327 (c) From The Spirit of the Age, 1825 327 63 Blackwood's Magazine on Burns, 1822 328 (a) From j. G. LOCKHART, 'Noctes Ambrosianae. No. I', March 1822 328 (b) From WILLIAM MAGINN, 'Noctes Ambrosianae. No. IV', July 1822 328 64 HEW AINSLIE, from Pilgrimage to the Land of Burns, 1822 329 65 ALLAN CUNNINGHAM on Burns, 1824 and 1825 330 (a) From unsigned article, London Magazine, August 1824 330 (b) From The Songs of Scotland..., 1825 338 66 j: G. LOCKHART, Life of Robert Burns, 1828 342 67 THOMAS CARLYLE, unsigned review, Edinburgh Review, December 1828 351 68 MACAULAY, unsigned review, Edinburgh Review, January 1828 394 69 'Christopher North', from 'Noctes Ambrosianae', Blackwood's Magazine, 1829-34 395 (a) April 1829 395 (b) April 1830 398 (c) January 1831 399 (d) August 1834 401 (e) November 1834 402 70 WORDSWORTH, note on a poem of 1833, 1843 403 71 ALLAN CUNNINGHAM, from The Works of Robert Burns..., 1834 404 72 JAMES HOGG, from Works of Robert Burns, 1836 419 73 THOMAS DE QUINCEY, in Tait's Magazine, February 1837 427 74 j. G. WHITTIER, from 'Burns. On receiving a sprig of heather in blossom', 1840 432 75 RALPH WALDO EMERSON On Bums, I84O, 1859 434 (a) Journal entry, December 1840 434 (b) Speech at Burns Centenary Dinner in Boston, January 1859 434 APPENDIX A: The publication of Burns's poems and songs, 1786-1800 437 APPENDIX B : Burns in America: a late nineteenth-century view 439 BIBLIOGRAPHY 441 SELECT INDEX 443 xiii