tion. 2
vols. Eversley Series.

III. BIOGRAPHY AND CRITICISM

See entries under 1837 and 1848, etc., in preceding section.

1866. Charles Lamb: a Memoir. By Barry Cornwall.

1866. Lamb, his Friends, Haunts, Books. By Percy Fitzgerald.

1882. Charles Lamb. By Alfred Ainger in the English Men of Letters
Series (revised and enlarged edition, 1888).

1891. In the Footprints of Lamb. By B. E. Martin.

1897. The Lambs: New Particulars. By W. C. Hazlitt.

1898. Charles Lamb and the Lloyds. Edited by E. V. Lucas.

1900. Lamb and Hazlitt: Further Letters and Records, hitherto
Unpublished. Edited by W. C. Hazlitt.

1903. Sidelights on Charles Lamb. By Bertram Dobell.

1905. Life of Charles Lamb. By E. V. Lucas. 2 vols.

The above list does not include separate editions of the "Essays" and
other works; most of Lamb's writings are obtainable to-day in cheap
and convenient forms.

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