1851 in literature

1851 in literature

The year 1851 in literature involved some significant new books.

Events

*January 1 - The Georgian theatre company gives its first performance, under the direction of Giorgi Eristavi.
*November 14 - Herman Melville's novel "Moby-Dick" is published in full, in a single volume, for the first time.

New books

*Jules Amédée Barbey d'Aurevilly - "Une Vieille Maltresse"
*George Henry Borrow - "Lavengro"
*Elizabeth Gaskell - "Cranford"
*Nathaniel Hawthorne - "The House of the Seven Gables"
*Gottfried Keller - "Der Grüne Heinrich"
*Sheridan Le Fanu - "The Watcher"
*Herman Melville - "Moby-Dick"
*John Ruskin - "The King of the Golden River"

Poetry

*Heinrich Heine - "Romanzero"
*Henry Wadsworth Longfellow - "The Golden Legend"
*Matthew Arnold - "Dover Beach" - written not published

Non-fiction

*John Ruskin - "The Stones of Venice", vol 1

Births

* February 8 - Kate Chopin, American writer
* June 11 - Mary Augusta Ward, author (+ 1920)

Deaths

* February 1 - Mary Shelley, author
* February 23 - Joanna Baillie, Scottish poet, dramatist
*May 23 - Richard Lalor Sheil, dramatist and journalist
*August 10 - Heinrich Paulus, theologian
*September 14 - James Fenimore Cooper, writer
*October 12 - Augusta Leigh, half-sister and lover of Lord Byron
*December 19 - Henry Luttrell, poet
*"date unknown" - Abigail Mott, writer

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