Washington IRVING
Washington Irving.
Born on 3 April 1783 in Manhattan, New York City, New York.
Died on 28 November 1859 in Tarrytown, New York.
Wikipedia: English,
French.
WORKS
A chronicle of the conquest of Granada (1829).
Published in Philadelphia by Carey, Lea and Carey on 20 April 1829, and in London by John Murray on 23 May 1829. Reviewed by Irving himself anonymously in The Quarterly Review
in 1830. Revised edition published in Philadelphia by George Putnam in 1850, in volume XIV of The works of Washington Irving.
English:
1829, vol. 1 and
vol. 2 (Philadelphia);
— 1829, vol. 1 and
vol. 2 (London);
— 1829, vol. 1 and
vol. 2 (Paris);
— 1835, vol. 1 and
vol. 2 (Philadelphia; new edition);
— 1836, vol. 1 and
vol. 2 (Philadelphia);
— 1838, vol. 1 and
vol. 2 (Philadelphia);
— 1850 (New York; revised, as Chronicle of the conquest of Granada);
— 1854 (New York);
— 1864 (New York);
— 1869 (New York
— 1871 (Philadelphia; People’s edition);
— 1872 (Philadelphia; Riverside edition);
— 1882 (New York; Hudson edition);
— 1888 (New York; Hudson edition);
— 1889 (New York; Hudson edition);
— 1892, vol. 1 and
vol. 2 (New York and London; Knickerbocker edition).
French:
Histoire de la conquête de Grenade, vol. 1 and
vol. 2 (Jean Cohen, 1829);
— Conquête de Grenade (Adrien Lemercier, 1840; adaptation);
— Histoire de la conquête de Grenade, vol. 1 and
vol. 2 (Xavier Eyma, 1865; translation of the 1829 edition).
The Alhambra (1832).
Published in Philadelphia by Carey and Lea in 1832, and in London by Henry Colburn and Richard Bentley in the same year. Revised edition published in New York by George Putnam in 1851.
English:
1832, vol. 1 and
vol. 2 (Philadelphia);
— 1832, vol. 1 and
vol. 2 (London);
— 1832, vol. 1 and
vol. 2 (Paris: Baudry);
— 1832 (Paris: Galignani);
— 1851 (New York; revised edition).
Created on 10 May 2026.
