In the Footprints of Charles Lamb

by Benjamin Ellis Martin

—— and Thomas Carlyle. New England Magazine, Vol. XLIV. p. 605, N. W. Wells.

—— Another Dish of Lamb. Old and New Magazine, Vol. X. p. 613, J. E. Babson.

—— at Edmonton. Dublin University Magazine (N. S.), Vol. VII. p. 469.—The Same, Vol. XCII. p. 467, H. F. Cox.

—— at his Desk. Gentleman’s Magazine (N. S.), Vol. VI. p. 285. C. Pebody.

—— Books of. Historical Magazine, Vol. IX. p. 45.

—— Boyhood of. Dublin University Magazine, Vol. LXXIX. p. 149.

—— Character of the Humourist—Charles Lamb. Fortnightly, Vol. XXX. p. 466, W. H. Pater.

—— Concerning. Scribner’s Monthly, Vol. II. p. 720, J. H. Twitchell.

—— Discovery of Lamb’s “Poetry for Children.” Gentleman’s Magazine (N. S.), Vol. XIX. p. 113, R. H. Shepherd.

—— Dramatic Attempts of. Lippincott’s Magazine, Vol. XXI. p. 493, J. Brander Matthews.