Foreign and Colonial Quarterly Review / New Quarterly Review
On the 31st December, will be published. No. 1 of THE FOREIGN AND COLONIAL QUARTERLY REVIEW; Embracing the pure Advocacy of our Conservative Policy at Home and Abroad. The existing Foreign Reviews, two in Number, are both opposed to Conservatism. One is consistent in its opposition; the other has become an opponent by a direct apostacy [sic], from its late opinions. Under these circumstances, and with a view to afford Conservatism a fair field, a new Review has been deemed necessary, And it will have the support of the late Editor and leading Contributors of the "Foreign Quarterly," together with the aid of an extensive and long established correspondence and connexion [sic] with the literati of the Continent.
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F&CQR, Schiller, Life and Lyrical Compositions, 1 - 57, Volume 1, Jan 1843, John Herman Merivale, Noted in Merivale's diary; see Family Memorials, compiled by Anna W. Merivale (1884). Also attributed in The Dublin University Magazine, Oct 1844, p 379. [review] (12/15)
F&CQR, Hymns and Lays of Ancient Germany, 57 - 100, Volume 1, Jan 1843, George Stephens, Attributed in Gunilla Bryman, ed., En värld för sig själv (Växjö University Press, Växjö universitet 2008). Stephens had written similar articles for Worthington when Worthington edited the Foreign Quarterly Review. [review] (12/15)
F&CQR, Validity of Popular Judgment, 100 - 115, Volume 1, Jan 1843, Unknown [review] (12/15)
F&CQR, Life and Times of Savonarola, 116 - 150, Volume 1, Jan 1843, John Abraham Heraud, Reprinted in part in John Abraham Heraud, The Life and Times of Girolamo Savonarola (London: Whittaker and Co., 1843). [review] (12/15)
F&CQR, French Academy of Sciences, 151 - 165, Volume 1, Jan 1843, Unknown [review] (12/15)
F&CQR, Modern Turkish Travellers, 166 - 193, Volume 1, Jan 1843, Julia Sophia Pardoe, Attributed to Miss Pardoe in a letter from Richard Horne to Elizabeth Barret Browning, June 1, 1843. See The Brownings’ Correspondence, 7, 167–168. Pardoe wrote on June 7, 1843 that she was only writing for Fraser's and for the F&CQR. [review] (12/15)
F&CQR, Chinese Characteristics, 194 - 221, Volume 1, Jan 1843, Richard Henry Horne, Claimed by Horne in a letter dated January 5, 1843. See The Brownings’ Correspondence, 6, 270–271. Also attributed by Powell in Living Authors of England. [review] (08/16)
F&CQR, Tariff. Commercial Policy at Home and Abroad, 222 - 273, Volume 1, Jan 1843, William E. Gladstone, Gladstone sent this article to Worthington on Dec 8, 1842. See Agatha Ramm, "Gladstone as Man of Letters," Nineteenth Century Prose XVII (Winter 1989-90). [review] (12/15)
F&CQR, Spain, as it is, 273 - 300, Volume 1, Jan 1843, Henry Christmas (Noel-Fearn), possib., An associate of Worthington's, Christmas had been to Spain in 1842. [review] (08/16)
F&CQR, Peace and Treaty with China, 301 - 333, Volume 1, Jan 1843, Sir John Barrow, Attributed in a letter from Richard Horne dated January 20, 1843. See The Brownings’ Correspondence, 6, 301–302. Note that Sir John Barrow's son also wrote for the F&CQR. [review] (12/15)
F&CQR, Travels in Norway, 373 - 396, Volume 1, Apr 1843, John Barrow (1808-1898), According to a letter from Sir John Barrow to Napier dated 12 Oct. 1843 Barrow's son had supplied a little article on Norway to the Foreign and Colonial Review. (BL Add Mss. 34.624, fols. 121-122. [review] (08/16)
F&CQR, Life and Opinions of Leibnitz, 397 - 445, Volume 1, Apr 1843, Unknown [review] (12/15)
F&CQR, Polish Memoir Writers, 446 - 478, Volume 1, Apr 1843, Krystyn Lach Szyrma, prob., Szyrma was fluent in Polish and English. A brief bio establishes he wrote for the New Quarterly Review; see Miroslawa Podheckja, Tracing the Sources of Krystn Lach-Szyrma's English Polish Dictionary (2013) www.lingref.com/cpp/hel-lex/2012/paper2843.pdf. [review] (12/15)
F&CQR, The Works of George Sand, 478 - 508, Volume 1, Apr 1843, Thomas Adolphus Trollope, This is the article described in Volume 1, page 280-281 of Trollope's What I Remember and associated there with the Foreign Quarterly. Trollope wrote on 4 June 1843 that his article on Sand had been published with tory bigotry interpolated by the editor. [review] (08/16)
F&CQR, The Old World and the New New World, 509 - 524, Volume 1, Apr 1843, Unknown [review] (12/15)
F&CQR, Railways on the Continent, 524 - 543, Volume 1, Apr 1843, Unknown [review] (12/15)
F&CQR, Fresco Painting, 544 - 553, Volume 1, Apr 1843, Unknown [review] (12/15)
F&CQR, The Dramatic Mind of Europe, 554 - 572, Volume 1, Apr 1843, Richard Henry Horne, This article was sent by Horne to EBB on Apr 27, 1843. He wrote "he" would not write the substantive papers on each country [see the intro to the article] See The Brownings’ Correspondence, 7, 90–91. Also attributed by Powell in Living Authors of England. [review] (08/16)
F&CQR, The Canadas, 573 - 609, Volume 1, Apr 1843, George Payne Rainsford James, See correspondence from Gladstone on 20 Feb. 1843 (BL Add Mss 44.527 fol. 118); 25 Apr 1843 (BL Add Ms 44.527 fols 126-7). [review] (08/16)
F&CQR, Life of Frederick William III, 610 - 620, Volume 1, Apr 1843, Unknown [review] (12/15)