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Late Nineteenth-Century Prose
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Essays in biography and criticism. 2 vols Boston 1857–8,
Edinburgh 1859 (as Essays biographical, critical and miscellaneous).
The testimony of Christ to Christianity. 1862, New York [1904] (ed
and introd by G. C. Morgan).
The days of Jezebel: an historical drama. 1872.
The national history of England. 1873. Vol 4 by Bayne.
Emma Cheyne: a prose idyll of English life by Ellis Brandt [pseud].
1875.
The chief actors in the Puritan revolution. 1878. Largely rptd from
Contemporary Rev.
Lessons from my masters: Carlyle, Tennyson and Ruskin. 1879. Pbd
originally in Literary World.
Two great Englishwomen: Mrs Browning and Charlotte Brontë;
with an essay on poetry, illustrated from Wordsworth, Burns and
Byron.‘1881’ [1880].
Martin Luther: his life and work. 2 vols 1887.
Six Christian biographies: John Howard. William Wilberforce.
Thomas Chalmers. Thomas Arnold. Samuel Budgett. John
Foster. 1887, 1890 (as Men worthy to lead).
The Free Church of Scotland: her origin, founders and testimony.
Edinburgh 1893.
Bayne also pbd several theological and political pams. He contributed numerous
articles to Blackwood’s Mag, Br Quart Rev, Contemporary Rev,
Fortnightly Rev, Fraser’s Mag, Literary World, St Paul’s Mag, and
Tait’s Edinburgh Mag (see also Wellesley 5 1989).
Editions and introductions
Miller, H. The headship of Christ. Ed and introd by Bayne 1861,
Boston 1872 (as The witness papers).
Gould, G. (ed). Documents relating to the settlement of the Church
of England by the Act of Uniformity of 1662. Historical introd
(English Puritanism, its character and history) by Bayne. 1862.
Miller, H. Essays, historical and biographical. Ed and introd by
Bayne 1862.
The life and letters of Hugh Miller. Ed Bayne 2 vols 1871.
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Taylor, A. The geological difficulty of the age theory: an examination
of Mr P. Bayne’s defence of The testimony of the rocks [i.e.
the work by H. Miller]. 1858. A reaction to A defence of The testimony
of the rocks: rptd from Witness in reply to an article in
North Br Rev, Edinburgh 1858.
[Brownell, W. C.] Bayne’s Lessons from my masters. Nation (New
York) 20 Nov 1879.
Bayne. Acad 15 Feb 1896. Obituary. [jmb]
Henry Charles Beeching 1859–1919
See col 711.
Gertrude Bell, Gertrude Margaret Lowthian
Bell 1868–1926
The Univ of Newcastle-upon-Tyne Lib is the principal repository of letters,
diaries and papers of Bell. See bibliographies, below.
Bibliographies
Catalogue of the Gertrude Bell collection in the library of King’s
College, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Newcastle-upon-Tyne 1960.
The letters and papers of Gertrude Bell: a list compiled and edited
by W. C. Donkin. Newcastle-upon-Tyne 1966 (Newcastle-upon-
Tyne Univ Lib pbn).
Winstone, H. V. F. In his Gertrude Bell, 1978.
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Safar nameh. Persian pictures; a book of travel. 1894 (anon); 2nd
edn pbd as Persian pictures, [1928] (with preface by Sir E. D.
Ross), New York 1928; London [1937] (with an introd by V.
Sackville-West), [1940]; [1947] (3rd edn with a preface by A. J.
Arberry).
reviews: Athenaeum 3507 1895; Bookman 75 1928; Life and
Letters 1 1928; London Quart and Holborn Rev 150 1928; Punch
174 1928.
Notes on a journey through Cilicia and Lycaonia. Angers, Burgin
1906. Rptd from Revue Archéologique 1906.
The desert and the sown. 1907 (illus), New York 1907 (illus), London
1908 (new edn), 1919, 1928 (new edn pbd as Syria. The desert and
the sown), 1985 (facs of 1907 edn), 1985 (introd by S. Graham-
Brown); tr Ger 1908.
reviews: Bookman 31 1907; Dial 42 1907; Nation 84 1907;
Fortnightly Rev 95 1911.
The thousand and one churches. 1909. With Sir W. Ramsay.
The churches and monasteries of the Tur Abdin. Heidelberg 1910,
1913, Nendeln/Liechtenstein 1978 (facs of 1913 edn); London 1982
(introd and notes by M. M. Mango).
Amureth to Amureth. 1911 (illus), New York 1911, London 1924 (2nd
edn), 1929.
reviews: Bookman 40 1911; Dial 50 1911; Fortnightly Rev 95 1911;
Nation 93 1911; Bookman 66 1924.
Palace and mosque at Ukhaidir: a study in early Mohammadan
architecture. Oxford 1914.
The Arabs of Mesopotamia. Basrah [1917?], 1918 (anon).
Asiatic Turkey. Basrah 1917.
Iraq. Review of the civil administration of Mesopotamia. 1920
(HMSO).
The Arab war: confidential information for general headquarters
from Gertrude Bell, being despatches from the secret Arab
Bulletin. Introd by Sir K. Cornwallis [1940] (limited edn, 500
copies only).
Contributions to periodicals
The Alps of Dauphiné. Nineteenth Cent Feb 1900.
The ruins of the Hauran. Monthly Rev 3 1900.
Islam in India. Nineteenth Cent and After 60 1906.
The vaulting system at Ukhaidir. Jnl of Hellenic Stud 30 1910.
Damascus. Blackwood’s Mag 189 1911.
Postroad through the Syrian desert. Blackwood’s Mag 190 1911.
Great Britain and Iraq: an experiment in Anglo-Asiatic relations.
Round Table 1924 (anon).
Iraq: political history. Encyclopaedia Britannica 1926 (13th edn).
Letters
The letters of Gertrude Bell. Selected and edited by Lady Bell. 2 vols
1927, New York [1927], 2 vols London [1928], 2 vols New York
[1928], 1 vol London [1930], 2 vols 1931 (illus), 2 vols
Harmondsworth [1939], 1 vol London 1947, 1950;
Harmondsworth 1987 (with a new introd by Jan Morris).
reviews: Bookman 73 1927; London Mercury 17 1927;Punch 173
1927; Dalhousie 7 1927–8; Canadian Forum 8 1928; London Quart
and Holborn Rev 149 1928.
The earlier letters of Gertrude Bell. Collected and ed by E.
Richmond 1937, New York [1937].
reviews: London Mercury 35 1937; Punch 192 1937; Spectator
158 1937.
The letters of Gertrude Bell. Selected by Lady Richmond from Lady
Bell’s standard edition. London and Baltimore 1953, Melbourne
[1953].
Poems from the Divan of Hafiz. Tr Bell 1897, 1928 (with a preface by
Sir E. D. Ross); Teachings of Hafiz, tr Bell, Tihran 1986 (with a
preface by Sir E. D. Ross and introd by I. Shah); The Hafiz poems
of Gertrude Bell (with a preface by Sir E. D. Ross), Bethesda MD
1994.
reviews: Bookman 74 1928; Life and Letters 1 1928.