John Simons - The Tiger That Swallowed the Boy: Exotic Animals in Victorian England

This bibliography contains only the main secondary sources for this study. The numerous newspaper and magazines consulted are all cited in the main text. Similarly, I have not cited every one of the memoirs of animal collectors and naturalists which were also consulted: it is sufficient to say that almost everyone whose name appears in this book left at least one volume of memoirs and these can easily be sourced by the curious reader.

D. E. Allen, The Victorian Fern Craze (London, 1969)

J. Allen, Samuel Johnsons Menagerie (Norwich, 2002)

M. Allin, Zarafa (London, 1998)

R. D. Altick, The Shows of London (Cambridge MA, 1978)

S. Amato, The White Elephant in London: an Episode of Trickery, Racism and Advertising, Journal of Social History , 43 (2009), pp. 3166

I. Armstrong, Victorian Glassworks (Oxford, 2008)

S. Asma, Stuffed Animals and Pickled Heads (New York, 2003)

B. Assael, The Circus and Victorian Society (Virginia, 2005)

J. E. Auerbach, The Great Exhibition of 1851 (New Haven, 1999)

R. Baird, Goodwood: Art, Architecture, Sport and Family (London, 2007)

E. Baratay & E. Hardouin-Fugier, Zoo (London, 2002)

L. Barber, The Heyday of Natural History (London, 1980)

J. Barrington-Johnson, The Zoo (London, 2005)

J. Bastin, Natural History Drawings: The Complete William Farquhar Collection (Singapore, 2010)

S. Basu, Victoria and Abdul (New Delhi, 2011)

M. Belozerskaya, The Medici Giraffe (New York, 2006)

P. Blanchard et al, Human Zoos (Liverpool, 2008)

W. Blunt, The Ark in the Park (London, 1976)

F. C. Bostock, The Training of Wild Animals (1911, repr. Amsterdam, 2003)

D. Bradbury, L. James and B. Sharratt (eds), Performance and Politics in Popular Drama (London, 1980)

W. Brasmer, The Wild West and the Drama of Civilisation in Mayer et al., op.cit, pp. 133156

J. S. Bratton, Theatre of War: the Crimea on the London Stage 18545 in D. Bradbury, L. James and B. Sharratt, op. cit., pp.119138

T. Brown, et al., An Illustrated History of Bristol Zoo Gardens (Bristol, 2011)

R. K. Bruce, Timothy the Tortoise (London, 2004)

B. Brunner, Bears (New Haven, 2007)

D. Cadbury, The Dinosaur Hunters (London, 2000)

P. Chambers, Jumbo (London, 2007)

V. Chansigaud, The History of Ornithology (London, 2009)

D. Clifford, et al., Positioning Victorian Science (London, 2006)

D. Clode, Continent of Curiosities (Port Melbourne, 2006)

D. Collins, The voice of nature? Kookaburras, culture and Australian sound, Journal of Australian Studies , 35 (2011), pp.281295

M. Conan, Bourgeois and Aristocratic Cultural Encounters in Garden Art 15501850 (Dumbarton Oaks, 2002)

T. Cosslett, Talking Animals in British Childrens Fiction 17861914 (Aldershot, 2006)

C. de Courcy, The Zoo Story (Ringwood VIC, 1995)

C. de Courcy, Evolution of a Zoo (Melbourne, 2003)

C. de Courcy, Dublin Zoo: An Illustrated History (Wilton, 2009)

H. Cowie, Elephants, Education and Entertainment, Journal of the History of Collections , 23 (2012), pp. 113

P. Cribb and M. Tibbs, A Very Victorian Passion (London, 2004)

A. Crosby, Ecological Imperialism (Cambridge, 1986)

S. P. Dance, A History of Shell Collecting (Leiden, 1986)

S. P. Dance, Hugh Cuming (17911865) Prince of Collectors, Journal of the Society Biblphy Natural History , 9 (1980), pp. 477501

M. Diamond, Victorian Sensation (London, 2004)

D. Donald, Picturing Animals in Britain 17501850 (New Haven, 2007)

T. R. Dunlap, Remaking the land: The Acclimatization Movement and Anglo Ideas of Nature, Journal of World History , 8 (1997), pp. 303319

N. Durbach, London, Capital of Exotic Exhibitions from 18301860 in Blanchard (2208), pp. 81-88

E. Ellis, Rare and Curious (Carlton, 2010)

F. Fan, British Naturalists in Qing China (Cambridge, MA, 2004)

M. Ferguson, Animal Advocacy and Englishwomen 17801900 (Ann Arbor, 1998)

S. Festing, Menageries and the Landscape Garden, Journal of Garden History , 8 (1988), pp. 104117

C. Finney, Paradise Revealed (Melbourne, 1993)

C. Fisher (ed.), A Passion for Natural History (Liverpool, 2002)

J. Flanders, The Victorian House (London, 2003)

J. Flanders, Consuming Passions (London, 2006)

E. Fuller, The Dodo (Boston, 2003)

B. T. Gates, Kindred Nature (Chicago, 1998)

G. H. Gerzina, Black Victorians, Black Victoriana (New York, 2003)

T. Gott, An Iron Maiden for Melbourne, The La Trobe Journal , 81 (2008), pp. 5369

L. Granfield, The Circus 18701950 (London, 2009)

J. Gregory, Of Victorians and Vegetarians (London, 2007)

T. Griffiths, Hunters and Collectors (Cambridge, 1997)

A. Grihault, The Dodo (Mauritius, 2005)

J. Ham and M. Senior (eds), Animal Acts (London, 1997)

D. Hancocks, A Different Nature (Berkeley, 2001)

L. Harding, Elephant Story (Jefferson, N. C., 2000)

D. Hart-Davis, Audubons Elephant (London, 2003)

M. Henniger-Voss, Animals in Human History (Rochester NY, 2002)

A. D. Hippisley Coxe, Equestrian Drama and the Circus in D. Bradbury, L. James and B. Sharratt, op.cit., pp. 109118

P. Hoare, Leviathan (London, 2008)

J. Hoorn, Reframing Darwin (Melbourne, 2009)

S. Jackson, Koala (Crows Nest, 2007)

S. Jackson and K. Vernes, Kangaroo (Crows Nest, 2010)

R. Jones, The Sight of Creatures Strange to our Clime: London Zoo and the Consumption of the Exotic, Journal of Victorian Culture , 2 (1997), pp. 126

L. Kalof, Looking at Animals in Human History (London, 2007)

V. N. Kisling (ed.), Zoo and Aquarium History (Boca Raton, 2001)

D. Kumar, The Evolution of Colonial Science in India: Natural History and the East India Company in Mackenzie (1990) op. cit., pp. 5166

L. Lambton, Beastly Buildings (London, 1985)

L. Lambton, Palaces for Pigs (London, 2011)

M. J. Largen, Taxonomically and Historically Significant Specimens of Mammals in the Merseyside County Museums, Liverpool, Journal of Mammology , 66 (1985), pp. 412418

B. Larson, Art of Evolution (Oxford, 2009)

C. Lever, They Dined on Eland (London, 1992)

L. Lippincott & A. Blhm, Fierce Friends (London, 2005)

G. Loisel, Histoire des Mnageries de lAntiquit Nos Jours , 3 volumes (Paris, 1912)

C. F. Loughney, Collecting the Colonies: Victorian Museums and the Creation of Other Landscapes, Paper Presented at the Forum UNESCO University and Heritage 10th International Seminar Cultural Landscapes in the 21st Century Newcastle upon Tyne, 1116 April 2005 Revised: July 2006

S. Lyons, Swimming at the Edge of Scientific Respectability: Sea Serpents in the Victorian Era, in D. Clifford, et al., op. cit., pp. 3144

D. Mayer and K. Richards (eds), Western Popular Theatre (London, 1977)

R. McDowall, Gamekeepers for the Nation (Christchurch, 1994)

J. Mackenzie, Imperialism and Popular Culture (Manchester, 1986)

J. Mackenzie, The Empire of Nature (Manchester, 1988)

J. Mackenzie (ed.), Imperialism and the Natural World (Manchester, 1990)

J. Mackenzie (ed.), The Victorian Vision (London, 2001)

J. L. Middlemiss, A Zoo on Wheels (Winshill, 1987)

W. Moore, The Knife Man (London, 2005)

G. Morey, The Lincoln Kangaroos (London, 1962)

P. A. Morris, Rowland Ward, Taxidermist to the World (Ascot, 2003)

P. A. Morris, Edward Gerrard and Sons, A Taxidermy Memoir (Ascot, 2004)

P. A. Morris, Van Ingen and Van Ingen, Artists in Taxidermy (Ascot, 2006)

P. A. Morris, Hutchings: The Aberystwyth Taxidermists 18601942 (Ascot, 2007)

P. A. Morris, Walter Potter and his Museum of Curious Taxidermy (Ascot, 2008)

D. D. Morse & M. A. Danahay (eds), Victorian Animal Dreams (Aldershot, 2007)

A. Moyal, Platypus (Crows Nest, 2001)

A. Moyal, Koala (Collingwood, 2008)