Blake
- Charles Wells (with an introduction by W.J. Linton) Stories After Nature. London 1822/1891
- Alexander Gilchrist: Life of William Blake, "Pictor Ignotus" 2 Vol. London 1863
- Alexander Roob Introduction / Einleitung Dezember 2010
- Alexander Roob II The Brantwood Years (1849 – 1866)
- Alfred Tennyson: Poems. London 1857 / 1864
- Anne F. Janowitz: Lyric and Labour in the Romantic Tradition. Cambridge 1998
- Anon.: The Palace of John Bull, contrasted with the Poor "House that Jack built" London 1820
- Bertram Dobell ed.: James B.V.Thomson: Shelley, a poem, with other writings relating to Shelley, to which is added an essay on the poems of William Blake, London 1884
- David V. Erdman: Blake. Prophet against Empire. Princeton 1954
- Deborah Dorfman: Blake in the 19th Century. His Reputation as a Poet from Gilchrist to Yeats. New Haven 1969.
- Div.: Scribner’s Monthly Magazine Vol. 16, New York 1878
- Douglas Percy Bliss: A History of Wood Engraving. London 1928
- Edward Palmer Thompson: The Making of the English Working Class. London 1963
- James B.V. Thomson: The City of Dreadful Night and Other Poems. London (1874) 1880 / 1888
- James B.V.Thomson: Address on the Opening of the New Hall of the Leicester Secular Society Delivered by Mrs. Theodore Wright. n.p. / n.d. (Leicester, ca. 1881)
- John Bunyan: The Pilgrim’s Progress from this World to that which is to come. With notes by the Rev. Robert Maguire, M.A. Illustrated by H.C. Selous, Esq., and M. Paolo Priolo. London / New York. n.d. (ca. 1862)
- John Jackson / W.A. Chatto / G. Bohn: A Treatise on Wood Engraving (with a new chapter on the artists of the present day). London 1838 / 1861
- Mary & William Howitt, ed.: Howitt’s Journal. (3 vol.) London 1847–48
- Michael Scrivener: Seditious Allegories. John Thelwall & Jacobin Writing. Pennsylvania 2001
- Robert F. Gleckner: W.J. Linton, a Latter-day Blake. in: Bulletin of research in the humanities. Vol. 85. New York 1982
- Robert N. Essick: William Blake. Printmaker. Princeton 1980
- S. C. Hall (ed.) The Book Of British Ballads. Series 1 & 2, bound in one book, London 1842/1844
- S.H. Morse & J.B. Marvin ed.: The Radical. The American Magazine of Natural Religion. Subscribers page. Boston / Mass., n.d.
- Shirley Dent & Jason Whittaker: Radical Blake: Influence and Afterlife from 1827. London - New York 2002
- Stephanie Kuduk Weiner: Republican Politics and English Poetry, 1789-1874. New York 2005
- W. J. Linton and R. H. Stoddard: English Verse. From Chaucer to Burns. New York 1883
- Will Ransom: Private Presses and their Books. New York 1929
- William Bell Scott: Poems. Ballads, Studies from Nature, Sonnets, &c., illustrated by seventeen Etchings by the Author and L. Alma Tadema. London 1875
- William Cullen Bryant / W. J. Linton: Thanatopsis. (Various editions) New York 1874 - 1877 – 1878 – 1879
- William James Linton (ed.): The National, A Library for the People. London 1839
- William James Linton aka Abel Reid: Broadway Ballads. Collected for the Centennial Commemoration of the Republic. n.p. 1876 / 2010
- William James Linton: Bob-Thin or Poorhouse Fugitive. London & Hamden, CT. 1845/1897
- William James Linton: Claribel and Other Poems. London 1865
- William James Linton: Specimens of a New Process Of Engraving for Surface-Printing, London 1861
- William James Linton: Thirty Pictures by deceased British Artists engraved expressly for the Art Union of London by W. J. Linton. London 1860
- William James Linton: Heliconundrums, Hamden / CT 1892 / 2010
- William James Linton: Coverdesign for Wind-Falls. Original preparatory drawing (pencil /watercolour). N.d. / n. p. (probably Hamden/ Connecticut, ca. 1875)
- William James Linton: Famine: a Masque. New Haven 1875 / ca. 1887
