A. Edward Newton
1864 – 1940
71 works on record
Works
Doctor Johnson a Play
2005
Bibliography and pseudo-bibliography
1936
Derby day and other adventures
1934
End papers
1933
A tourist in spite of himself
1930
Thomas Hardy, novelist or poet?
1929
This book-collecting game
1928
The format of the English novel
1928
The greatest book in the world
1925
Doctor Johnson
1923
A magnificent farce, and other diversions of a book-collector
1921
A magnificent farce
1921
Reflections on the character of Madame Thrale Piozzi
1921
The amenities of book-collecting and kindred affections
1918
Temple Bar then and now
1915
A ridiculous philosopher
1913
Oscar Wilde
1912
Trollopeana
1911
The greatest book in the world and other papers
Rare books, original drawings, autograph letters and manuscripts
1941
A. Edward Newton Collection , Part One
1941
Newton on Blackstone
1937
Christmas greetings
1937
Pope, poetry and portrait
1936
Parson Weems's Washington once more
1936
Staffordshire
1935
The Trollope Society
1934
Ascot
1933
End papers: literary recreations
1933
I want! I want!
1932
A Thomas Hardy memorial
1931
The Christmas spirit
1930
A. Edward Newton on books and business
1930
Mr. Strahan's dinner party
1930
Thomas Hardy, novelist or poet? With facsims. of original letters in the "Oak Knoll" library
1929
Edwin Forrest and his noble creation
1928
Nelson
1928
A reprimand and what came of it
1927
My library
1926
The greatest book in the world, and other papers
1925
The amenities of book-collecting
1920
Half hour with Hawthorne
1887
A Souvenir of the opening sale of the Oak Knoll library
[Newton ephemera]
Sale catalogue of Dr. Johnson's library
A noble fragment
Catalogue of the eminent A. Edward Newton Collection formed by the late George H. Sargent
The 221st birthday celebration of Dr. Samuel Johnson in Lichfield, September 20th, 1930
The uncollected A. Edward Newton
Tabloid
Men and ghosts of Gough Square
John Mytton
A Johnson bookplate
Designed more especially for those of the fair sex though proper for either
A Leech drawing
Gough Square
The 221st birthday celebration of Dr. Samuel Jonson in Lichfield, September 20th, 1930
Now, even as then--
Wit and wisdom of Dr. Johnson and his friends
A dialogue between father and son
藏書之愛
Authentic memoirs of the life of William Dodd, LL.D.
The object of the Trollope society
[Begin] In a letter written some time ago, in January 1549, to be exact, the Princess Elizabeth, "the Tudor wench," wrote her half-brother Edward, the young king, as follows ...
A letter to the people of Scotland
George Dyer
Ode by Dr. Samuel Johnson to Mrs. Thrale
A genuine account of the behaviour and dying words of William Dodd, LLD
Death-bed portrait of John Keats
The journal of a tour to the Hebrides, with Samuel Johnson, LL.D.
The bowling green