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The Times 13, 14, 15 July 1926.
Hogarth, D. G. Gertrude Bell’s journey to Hayil. Geographical Jnl 70
1927.
In DNB 1922–30.
Burgoyne, E. (ed). Gertrude Bell. From her personal papers
1889–1914. With biographical contributions. 2 vols 1958. Illus.
reviews: Spectator 201 1958, 207 1961.
Gertrude Bell 1868–1926; a selection from the photographic archive
of an archaeologist and traveller [compiled] by S. Hill. Newcastleupon-Tyne
1976 (Dept of archaeology, Univ of Newcastle-upon-
Tyne). Pam.
Winstone, H. V. F. Gertrude Bell. 1978.
Catalogue of the Gertrude Bell photographic archive, compiled by
S. Hill, L. Ritchie and B. Hathaway. Newcastle-upon-Tyne 1982
(Dept of archaeology, Univ of Newcastle-upon-Tyne).
Goodman, S. Gertrude Bell. Leamington Spa and
Dover NH 1985.
Joseph Bennett 1831–1911
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Letters from Bayreuth descriptive and critical of Wagner’s Der Ring
des Nibelungen, with an appendix. 1877. Most of these letters
first appeared in the Daily Telegraph in 1876.
The musical year 1883: a record of noteworthy musical events in the
United Kingdom, with a reprint of criticisms on many of them.
[1884.] The ‘criticisms’ first appeared in the Daily Telegraph.
Novello’s primers of musical biography. 5 vols [1884–5]. Chopin,
Meyerbeer, Rossini, Berlioz, Cherubini.
A short history of cheap music, as exemplified in the records of the
house of Novello, Ewer & Co. 1887. Anon; preface by G. Grove.
A story of ten hundred concerts, being a short account of the origin
and progress of the Monday popular concerts, St James’s Hall
London. 1887.
History of the Leeds musical festivals 1858–89, with portraits and
facsimiles. Leeds 1892. With F. R. Spark.
Forty years of music 1865–1905. 1908.
Editions and introductions
Leeds triennial musical festival (Leeds musical festival): analytical
programmes for the festivals of 1880, 1883, 1886, 1889, 1892, 1898,
1913. Compiled by Bennett. 1880–92, Leeds [1880–1913].
Berlioz, L. H. A treatise upon modern instrumentation and orchestration.
First pbd 1856, rev and ed Bennett 1882.
Warriner, J. National portrait gallery of British musicians. Introd by
Bennett [1896].
Cherubini, L. A treatise on counterpoint and fugue. Tr M. C. Clarke,
rev and ed Bennett [190–?].
Bennett provided the books of words and analytical notes for numerous
musical compositions (F. H. Cowen, A. Dvorˇ ák, E. Elgar, C. F. Gounod, A. C.
Mackenzie, C. H. H. Parry, etc).
Contributions to periodicals
Bennett was music critic for the Daily Telegraph, and contributed articles to
Macmillan’s Mag (see Wellesley 5 1989). He was editor of Concordia: a
weekly journal of music and the sister arts, May 1875–Apr 1876. [fjmk]
Arthur Christopher Benson 1862–1925
See LR and NRA for mss and letters. Notable collections in Bodleian,
Magdalene College Cambridge (180 vols of diaries), Harvard, Univ of British
Columbia, Univ of Iowa, HRHRC.
Bibliographies
Newsome, D. On the edge of paradise: A. C. Benson, the diarist.
1980. Contains bibliography.
See also DLB vol 98 1990, below.
Henry Charles Beeching | Arthur Christopher Benson
Collections and selections
The beauty of life: being selections from the writings of A. C.
Benson. Ed C. Abbot, Derby [1912].
The thread of gold: compiled from the books of A. C. Benson. 1914.
Thoughts from A. C. Benson. Compiled by H. B. Elliott [1917].
A little anthology from A. C. Benson. Compiled by A. Patterson
Webb 1925.
A thought for every day. Selected by M. A. Stanton 1925.
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Memoirs of Arthur Hamilton, B. A., of Trinity College Cambridge,
extracted from his letters and diaries, with reminiscences of his
conversation. By Christopher Carr [pseud]. 1886.
William Laud, sometime Archbishop of Canterbury: a study. 1887.
Le cahier jaune: poems. Eton 1892 (priv ptd).
Men of might: studies of great characters. 1892, 1921 (new illustr
edn). With H. F. W. Tatham.
Poems. 1893.
Babylonica. Eton 1895.
Genealogy of the family of Benson, of Banger House and
Northwoods in the parish of Ripon and chapelry of Pately Bridge:
with biographical and illustrative notes. Eton 1895 (priv ptd).
Lyrics. 1895.
The professor. Eton 1895 (priv ptd). Poem.
Thomas Gray. Eton 1895 (priv ptd). Poem.
Essays.‘1896’ [1895].
Monnow: an ode. Eton 1896.
Lord Vyet, and other poems. 1897.
Ode in memory of the Rt Honble William Ewart Gladstone. Eton
1898 (priv ptd). Contains Latin version by W. Durnford.
Fasti Etonenses: a biographical history of Eton selected from the
lives of celebrated Etonians. Eton 1899.
The life of Edward White Benson, sometime Archbishop of
Canterbury. 2 vols 1899, 1 vol 1901 (abridged).
Mac: an ode . . . with prefatory memoir. Eton 1899 (priv ptd).
The professor, and other poems. 1900.
Coronation ode [1902]. Music by E. Elgar, notes by J. Bennett.
Ode to Japan. 1902 (priv ptd). Rptd from Macmillan’s Mag.
The schoolmaster: a commentary upon the aims and methods of an
assistant-master in a public school. 1902, 1908 (Popular edn); tr
Ger 1904.
The hill of trouble, and other stories. 1903. See also Paul the minstrel,
below.
The myrtle bough: a vale. Eton 1903 (priv ptd).
Alfred Tennyson. 1904.
The house of quiet: an autobiography. Ed J. T. 1904 (anon), 1906
(with author’s name).
The isles of sunset. 1904. Stories. See also Paul the minstrel, below.
The olive bough. Eton 1904 (priv ptd).
Rossetti. 1904 (EML).
Edward Fitzgerald. 1905 (EML).
Peace, and other poems. 1905.
The thread of gold, by the author of The house of quiet. 1905.
The Upton letters, by T. B. 1905, 1906 (with new preface). Numerous
later edns.
From a college window. 1906. Numerous later edns. 12 of these
essays rptd from Cornhill Mag.
Walter Pater. 1906 (EML).
The altar fire. 1907.
Beside still waters. 1907.
Hymns and carols. Eton 1907 (priv ptd).
The letters of one: a study in limitations, by Charles Hare Plunkett
[pseud]. 1907.
At large. 1908. Some of these essays rptd from Putnam’s Monthly.
The church and literature. 1908.
The poems of A. C. Benson. 1909.
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