- VOL.
- 1. Vanity Fair. With 190 Illustrations.
- 2. The History of Pendennis. With 180 Illustrations.
- 3. The Newcomes. With 167 Illustrations.
- 4. The History of Henry Esmond.
- 5. The Virginians. With 148 Illustrations.
- 6. Barry Lyndon and Catherine. With 4 Illustrations.
- 7. The Paris and Irish Sketch Books. With 63 Illustrations.
- 8. Christmas Books—Mrs. Perkins's Ball: Our Street: Dr. Birch and his Young Friends: The Kickleburys on the Rhine: The Rose and the Ring. With 127 Illustrations.
- 9. Burlesques: From Cornhill to Grand Cairo: and Juvenilia. With 84 Illustrations.
- 10. The Book of Snobs, and other Contributions to Punch. With 159 Illustrations.
- 11. The Yellowplush Correspondence: Jeames's Diary: The Great Hoggarty Diamond: Etc. With 47 Illustrations.
- 12. Critical Papers in Literature.
- 13. Critical Papers in Art; Stubbs's Calendar: Barber Cox. With 99 Illustrations.
- 14. Lovel the Widower, and other Stories. With 40 Illustrations.
- 15. The Fitz-Boodle Papers (including Men's Wives), and various Articles. 8 Illustrations.
- 16. The English Humourists of the 18th Century: The Four Georges: Etc. 45 Illustrations.
- 17. Travels in London: Letters to a Young Man about Town: and other Contributions to Punch (1845-1850). With 73 Illustrations.
- 18. Ballads and Verses, and Miscellaneous Contributions to Punch. With 78 Illustrations.
- 19. A Shabby Genteel Story, and The Adventures of Philip. With Illustrations.
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SOME OPINIONS OF THE PRESS
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