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A second Latin book. 1858.
The church and the congregation. 1868.
A Shakespearian grammar. 1869, rev and enlarged 1870.
Bible lessons: part 1: Old Testament, part 2: New Testament. 1870.
The good voices: a child’s guide to the Bible. 1872.
How to write clearly: rules and exercises on English composition.
1872.
On teaching the English language. 1872.
The proposed examination of first-grade schools by the universities.
1872.
Latin prose through English idiom. 1873.
Parables for children. 1873. Illus.
Cambridge sermons preached before the University. 1875.
How to parse. 1875.
How to tell the parts of speech. 1875 (2 edns).
Hand-book of arithmetic, and first steps in algebra. 1876 (7 edns).
Bacon and Essex: a sketch of Bacon’s earlier life. 1877.
Through nature to Christ: or, the ascent of worship through illusion
to the truth. 1877.
Philochristus: memoirs of a disciple of the Lord. 1878 (2 edns).
Handbook of English grammar. 1879 (3 edns).
Oxford sermons preached before the University. 1879.
Via Latina: a first Latin book. 1880.
On the teaching of Latin. 1881.
Onesimus: memoirs of a disciple of St Paul. 1882.
Hints on home teaching. 1883.
On the teaching of Latin verse composition. 1883.
Flatland: a romance of many dimensions. By A. Square. 1884 (novel,
mathematics); (rev) 1884, Boston 1915, New York 1927, Boston
1928; (5th edn) introd by W. Garnett, Oxford 1944, 1950; (6th edn)
introd by B. Hoffman, New York 1952; introd by W. Garnett 1963,
Cutchogue NY 1976; notes by D. Davies, Pasadena CA 1978, San
Francisco 1980; introd by K. Freiden, Verplanck NY 1982; introd
by W. Garnett, foreword by Issac Asimov, New York 1983, 1984,
1987; introd by Thomas Banchoff, Princeton 1991; introd by
Banesh Hoffman, New York 1992, 1994.
Francis Bacon: an account of his life and works. 1885.
The kernel and the husk: letters on spiritual Christianity. 1886.
The Latin gate: a first Latin translation book. 1889.
Philomythus: an antidote against credulity. A discussion of
Cardinal Newman’s essay on ecclesiastical miracles. 1891 (2 edns).
The Anglican career of Cardinal Newman. 2 vols 1892.
Dux Latinus: a first Latin construing book. 1893.
The spirit on the waters: the evolution of the divine from the
human. 1897.
St Thomas of Canterbury: his death and miracles. 2 vols 1898, rptd
New York 1980.
Contrast: or, a prophet and a forger. 1903.
Silanus the Christian. 1906.
Apologia: an explanation and defence. 1907.
Miscellanea evangelica. 2 vols 1913–15.
‘Righteousness’ in the Gospels: from the proceedings of the British
Academy. 1918.
Collaborative works
English lessons for English people. 1871. With John Robert Seeley.
The common tradition of the synoptic gospels in the text of the
revised version. 1884. With William George Rushbrooke. [la]
Alfred Ainger 1837–1904
See LR and NRA for mss and letters. Notable collections in BL and Bodleian.
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Sermons preached in the Temple Church. 1870.
Charles Lamb. 1882 (EML).
Crabbe. 1903 (EML).
The gospel and human life: sermons. Ed H. C. Beeching 1904.
Lectures and essays. Ed H. C. Beeching 2 vols 1905. Miscellaneous
studies of English writers.
Contributions to periodicals
See Wellesley 5 1989 for Ainger’s contributions to Macmillan’s Mag.
Editions and introductions
Ainger edited the writings and letters of Charles and Mary Lamb (1879–99),
as well as the poems of Thomas Hood (1893–7). He also prepared an edn of
Tennyson for the young (1891), and wrote an introduction to John Galt’s
Annals of the parish and the Ayrshire legatees (1895). In addition, he
contributed articles on Lamb, Tennyson et al to DNB.
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The Times 9 Feb 1904. Obituary.
Monthly Rev Mar 1904.
Ward, A. W. Macmillan’s Mag Apr 1904.
Quart Rev Jan 1905.
The life and letters of Alfred Ainger. Ed E. Sichel 1906. [od]
William Archer 1856–1924
See LR and NRA for mss and letters. Notable collections in BL, Bodleian, Br
Theatre Assoc Lib, Folger, Nat Lib of Scotland, Regent’s College London.
Bibliographies
Archer, C. William Archer: his life, work and friendships. 1931.
Contains bibliography.
Whitebrook, P. William Archer: a biography. 1993. Contains select
bibliography.
Collections and selections
William Archer as rationalist: a collection of his heterodox writings.
Ed J. M. Robertson 1925.
Three plays; with a personal note by Bernard Shaw. 1927. Contains
Martha Washington, Beatriz Juana, Lidia.
On dreams. Ed T. Besterman 1935. Anthology of Archer’s notes on
dreams.
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The fashionable tragedian: a criticism. Edinburgh 1877. With R. W.
Lowe. An essay on H. Irving.
English analyses of the French plays represented at the Gaiety
Theatre London, June and July 1879. 1879. Rptd from London
Figaro.
English dramatists of today. 1882. Includes Playwrights of yesterday,
F. W. Broughton, H. J. Byron, W. S. Gilbert, P. Merritt, A. W.
Pinero etc.
Henry Irving, actor and manager: a critical study. 1883.
About the theatre: essays and studies. 1886. Mainly rptd from Theatre.
Masks or faces? a study in the psychology of acting. 1888.
William Charles Macready. 1890.
The theatrical ‘world’. 5 vols 1893–7. Archer’s dramatic criticism
rptd from Athenaeum, Pall Mall Budget, Sketch, World, etc. Vol 1
prefaced by Letter from Archer to R. W. Lowe; vol 2 introd by G. B.
Shaw; vol 3 with prefatory letter from A. W. Pinero; vol 4 prefaced
by Archer’s essay On the need for an endowed theatre; vol 5
introd by S. Grundy.
Study and stage: a year-book of criticism. 1899.
America to-day: observations and reflections. 1900.
Real conversations. 1904. Dialogues with A. W. Pinero, T. Hardy, S.
Phillips, G. Moore, W. S. Gilbert et al.
Scheme and estimate for a national theatre. 1904 (priv ptd), 1907 (as A
national theatre: scheme and estimates).With H. Granville-Barker.
Let youth but know: a plea for reason in education, by ‘Kappa’
[pseud]. 1905.
Through Afro-America: an English reading of the race problem. 1910.