Anglo-Saxonists - 19th Century

19th-Century Anglo-Saxonists - J, K, L

Arnold, Malcolm Heartwell. Thomas Jefferson: American Pioneer in the Study of Old English. Doctoral thesis, University of Virginia, 1915.
Hauer, Stanley R. "Thomas Jefferson and the Anglo-Saxon Language." PMLA 98 (1983), 879-98.
Kirby, Thomas A. "Jefferson's Letters to Pickering." Philologica: the Malone Anniversary Studies. Ed. Kirby and Henry Bosley Woolf. Baltimore, 1949. pp. 256-68.
Thompson, C. R. "The Study of Anglo-Saxon in America." English Studies 18 (1936), 241-53.

Ackerman, Gretchen P. "J. M. Kemble and Sir Frederic Madden: 'Conceit and Too Much Germanism'?" Anglo-Saxon Scholarship. Ed. Carl T. Berkhout and Milton McC. Gatch. Boston, 1982. pp. 167-81.
Dickins, Bruce. "John Mitchell Kemble and Old English Scholarship." PBA 25 (1939), 51-84.
Dickins, Bruce. 'Two Kembles': John and Henry. Cambridge, 1974.
Keynes, Simon. "A Trinity Anglo-Saxonist: John Mitchell Kemble." Anglo-Saxon Manuscripts and Other Items of Related Interest in the Library of Trinity College, Cambridge. Old English Newsletter Subsidia, 18. Binghamton, 1992. pp. 54-61.
Larsen, Henning. "Kemble's Solomon and Saturn." Modern Philology 26 (1928-29), 445-50.
Wiley, Raymond A. "Anglo-Saxon Kemble: the Life and Works of John Mitchell Kemble, 1807-1857, Philologist, Historian, and Archaeologist." Anglo-Saxon Studies in Archaeology and History. British Archaeological Reports, British Series, 72. Ox ford, 1979. I, 165-273.
Wiley, Raymond A., ed. John Mitchell Kemble and Jakob Grimm: a Correspondence, 1832-1852. Leiden, 1971.

Phillips, Peter. "John Lingard and The Anglo-Saxon Church." Recusant History 23 (1996), 178-89.