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Late Nineteenth-Century Prose
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In the name of the Bodleian and other essays. 1905.
Andrew Marvell. 1905 (EML).
Essays. 1912. On Carlyle, Milton, Pope, Johnson, Gibbon.
On a dictum of Mr Disraeli’s and other matters: an address. 1912.
A rogue’s memoirs. 1912. Three essays extracted from Obiter dicta.
Frederick Locker-Lampson. 1920.
More obiter dicta. 1924.
Three essays. New York 1924.
Some early recollections of Liverpool. Liverpool 1924.
Et cetera. 1930.
Things past redress. [1937.] Autobiographical.
John Wesley: some aspects. 1938.
Burke’s speech on conciliation with America, and America, and
Edmund Burke, an essay by Augustine Birrell. Ed C. R. Morris,
New York [1945].
Editions, introductions and translations
Lamb, C. The essays of Elia. Ed Birrell 1888. Numerous edns.
Uzanne, O. The book-hunter in Paris. Preface by Birrell 1893.
Boswell, W. Life of Johnson. Ed Birrell 1896.
Locker-Lampson, F. My confidences. Ed Birrell 1896.
Browning, R. The poetical works. Ed Birrell and F. G. Kenyon 1896,
New York 1907.
Sheridan, R. B. B. The school for scandal. Introd by Birrell 1896.
Five years of Tory government, 1895–1900. 1900. Eight years of Tory
government, 1895–1903. 1903. Ten years of Tory government,
1895–1905. Ed and preface by Birrell 1905.
Locker-Lampson, F. An appendix to the Rowfant library. Preface by
Birrell 1900.
Broadhurst, H. The story of his life. Introd by Birrell 1901.
Hugo, V. The story of the bold Pécopin. Tr E. and A. Birrell 1902.
Johnson, S. Prayers and meditations. Preface by Birrell [1904].
Shakespeare, W. The complete works. Introd by Birrell 1906.
Watson, R. S. The national liberal federation. Introd by Birrell 1907.
Browning, R. Poems. Selected and introd by Birrell. [1908.]
Brewer, D. J. Crowned masterpieces of eloquence. Introd by Birrell
1910.
O’Brien, R. John Bright. Preface by Birrell 1910.
Lampson, S. A quaker post-bag. Introd by Birrell 1910.
Aphorisms on authors and their ways: with some general observations
on the humours, habits, and methods of composition of
poets – good, bad, and indifferent, diligently collected from
Johnson’s ‘Lives’. Ed Birrell 1917.
Concerning solicitors, by one of them. Preface by Birrell 1920.
Locker-Lampson, F. Patchwork. With a note by Birrell 1927.
Disraeli, B. Home letters. Introd by Birrell 1928.
Contributions to periodicals and collaborative works
For Birrell’s contributions to Contemporary Rev, Cornhill Mag,
Edinburgh Rev, Fortnightly Rev, Macmillan’s Mag, New Rev and
Nineteenth Cent, see Wellesley vol 5. He also contributed an entry to the
DNB.
The transmission of Dr Johnson’s personality portrait. Modern
Eloquence Dec 1884.
Barristers. In Pitcairn, Unwritten laws and ideals, 1899.
Changes in equity, procedure, and principles: a lecture on the
changes in the law of England during the nineteenth century. In
A century of law reform, 1901.
An appreciation of John Wesley’s Journal. In J. Wesley, The heart of
John Wesley’s Journal, [1903].
John Wesley, his times and work. In G. Eayrs, Letters of John Wesley,
1915, ch 2.
Truth-hunting. In L. W. Smith (ed), Mechanism of English style,
1916.
Carlyle. In Modern English essays, 1922.
Introduction. In T. J. Wise (ed), Catalogue of the Ashley Lib collection,
New York 1934.
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Gallwey, P. Mr Birrell’s Education Bill. Selections from the objections
raised against it. 1906.
Harding, C. Under the papal crown: or ‘Birrellism’ in Ireland. [1915.]
Gaines, C. H. The good taste of Birrell. North Amer Rev June 1923.
Kernahan, C. In Celebrities, 1923.
Pritchard, F. H. (ed). In Essays of Today and Yesterday, no 14 1926.
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Stopford Augustus Brooke 1832–1916
See LR and NRA for Brooke’s mss and letters. Notable collections in BL, Castle
Howard, Nat Lib of Wales, Pierpont Morgan Lib.
Bibliographies
Standley, F. L. Stopford Augustus Brooke, 1832–1916: a primary bibliography.
BB 24 no 4 1964; see also under §2, below.
Collections and selections
Brilliants: selected from the writings of Stopford A. Brooke, by Mrs
A. Williams. New York [1893].
‘Die to live’: selections from Stopford Brooke, arranged by Mrs O.
Jacks. [1924.]
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Sermons preached in St James’s Chapel. 1869. Numerous later edns.
Freedom in the Church of England: six sermons. 1871.
Christ in modern life: sermons preached in St James’s Chapel. 1872.
Numerous later edns.
Some philosophical aspects of poetry. Edinburgh 1872. An
address.
Theology in the English poets: Cowper, Coleridge, Wordsworth and
Burns. 1874, [1910] (EL, with a note by E. Rhys).
English literature. 1876; tr Fr [1892]. Numerous other edns, often
extensively rev and enlarged by, among others, F. Gilbert, C. F.
Johnson and G. Sampson, and supplemented with accounts of
Amer lit by, among others, J. Harris Patton and G. R. Carpenter.
The fight of faith: sermons. 1877.
Milton. 1879.
Riquet of the tuft: a love drama. 1880.
Faith and freedom. Boston 1881.
Sermons . . . preached in Bedford Chapel. 1881–5 (31 pts, priv ptd).
The spirit of the Christian life: sermons. 1881.
The story of Nain. 1885.
The inaugural address to the Shelley Society. 1886 (priv ptd), rptd in
Studies in poetry 1907, below.
Sunshine and shadow: meditations from the sermons of S. A.
Brooke. 1886.
The unity of God and man, and other sermons. 1886.
The early life of Jesus: sermons. 1888.
Poems. 1888.
Dove cottage: Wordsworth’s home from 1800–1808. 1890.
Reasons for secession from the Church of England. 2 pts 1891.
The history of early English literature: being the history of English
poetry from its beginning to the accession of King Ælfred. 2 vols
1892, 1 vol edn New York 1892.
Short sermons. 1892.
The development of theology as illustrated in English poetry from
1780–1830. 1893. The Essex Hall lecture.
The need and use of getting Irish literature into the English tongue:
an address. 1893.
God and Christ: sermons. 1894.
Jesus and modern thought: discourses. 1894.
Tennyson: his art and relation to modern life. 1894 (the
Introduction appeared originally in Contemporary Rev Dec
1892). Numerous later 1-vol and 2-vol edns.
The Old Testament and modern life. 1896. Sermons.