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English literature, from the beginning to the Norman Conquest.
New York 1898. Numerous later edns.
The gospel of joy. 1898.
The ship of the soul, and other papers. 1898.
Religion in literature and religion in life: two lectures. 1900.
King Alfred, as educator of his people and man of letters . . . With an
appendix of passages from the writings of Alfred, selected and
translated from the Old English by Kate M. Warren. 1901.
The poetry of Robert Browning. 1902, 2 vols 1905.
The kingship of love. 1903.
On ten plays of Shakespeare. 1905.
The life superlative. 1906.
The sea-charm of Venice. 1907.
Studies in poetry. 1907. On Blake, Scott, Shelley, Keats. Contains also
The inaugural address, above.
A study of Clough, Arnold, Rossetti and Morris: with an introduction
on the course of poetry from 1822 to 1852. 1908, New York
1908 (as Four Victorian poets), 1910 (as Clough, Arnold, Rossetti
and Morris), 1913 (as Four poets: Clough, Arnold, Rossetti,
Morris).
The onward cry, and other sermons. 1911.
Ten more plays of Shakespeare. 1913.
The spikenard, and other sermons. 1919. Introd by J. H. Weatherall.
Naturalism in English poetry. New York 1920, London 1922 (omitting
some essays). On Dryden, Pope, Young, Thomson, Collins,
Gray, Crabbe, Cowper, Burns, Wordsworth, Shelley, Byron.
Various sermons by Brooke appeared separately and in collections, such as
Modern sermons 1883. He contributed to composite works, such as
Chambers’ Cyclopedia of English Literature, ed D. Patrick, 3 vols,
1902–4. He wrote reviews and articles for Century Mag, Contemporary
Rev, Dublin Univ Mag, Hibbert Jnl, Living Age, Macmillan’s Mag,
New England Mag, Nineteenth Cent and Popular Mag (see also
Wellesley 5 1989).
Editions and introductions
The life and letters of the Rev F. W. Robertson. Ed Brooke 1865, 2 vols
Boston 1866, 1876 (as Frederick W. Robertson. Lectures, addresses
and other literary remains), New York 1903 (as Life, letters, lectures
and addresses of Fredk. W. Robertson); tr Ger 1888.
Shelley, P. B. Poems from Shelley. Selected and arranged by Brooke
1880. Numerous later edns.
Christian hymns. Ed Brooke 1881.
Turner, J. M. W. The liber studiorum. Ed Brooke 1882, 1885 (as Notes
on the liber studiorum), [1890] (abbreviated edn as A selection
from the liber studiorum).
Méyron, C. Old Paris: ten etchings . . . reproduced in copper and
accompanied with preface and notes by Brooke. 1887.
Shelley, P. B. Epipsychidion. Introd by Brooke and a note by A. C.
Swinburne, ed R. A. Potts 1887.
Coleridge, S. T. The golden book of Coleridge. Ed Brooke 1895.
Crackanthorpe, H. Last studies . . . with a poem by Brooke. 1897.
Wordsworth, W. Poems dedicated to national independence and
liberty. Introd by Brooke 1897.
A treasury of Irish poetry in the English tongue. Ed Brooke and T. W.
Rolleston 1900, 1932 (rev and enlarged).
Lawless, E. With the wild geese. Introd by Brooke 1902.
Warren, K. M. A treasury of English literature. Introd by Brooke
1906.
Wordsworth, W. Poems. Selected and introd by Brooke 1907.
Rolleston, T. W. H. The high deeds of Finn, and other bardic
romances of ancient Ireland. Introd by Brooke 1910.
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Reverend Stopford A. Brooke, M. A. Dublin Univ Mag vol 62, Sep
1878.
Fay, E. The Rev Stopford Brooke’s reason for his total abandonment
of orthodoxy. Sheffield 1880.
Matthews, W. The London pulpit. In Men, places, and things,
Chicago 1887.
Clarke, W. Stopford Brooke. New England Mag vol 3, Oct 1890.
Molloy, J. F. The Unitarians: Sunday morning with the Rev Stopford
Brooke. In The faiths of the people, 1892.
Stopford Brooke. Outlook vol 70, 5 Apr 1902.
Clegg, S. The library of the Rev Stopford Augustus Brooke, M. A.
Bibliophile vol 3, June 1909.
Carpenter, J. E. The theology of the Rev Stopford Brooke. Hibbert
Jnl vol 15, Oct 1916.
Hull, E. Stopford Augustus Brooke. Fortnightly Rev vol 106, Sep 1916.
Stopford, F. The late Mr Stopford Brooke. Spectator vol 116, 1 and 8
Apr 1916, vol 117, 29 July 1916.
Jacks, L. P. The life and letters of Stopford Brooke. 2 vols New York
1917.
Chesterton, G. K. Stopford Brooke. Hibbert Jnl vol 16, Apr 1918.
Drinkwater, J. Stopford Brooke. Quart Rev vol 229, Apr 1918.
Lovett, R. M. The real Stopford Brooke. Dial vol 65, 16 Nov 1918.
Stevenson, G. H. The elementals and a popular teacher. Fortnightly
Rev vol 118, Oct 1922.
Standley, F. L. Stopford Augustus Brooke: studies toward a biography.
Evanston IL 1961. Unpbd diss.
Standley, F. L. Stopford Brooke. New York [1972]. Twayne’s English
Authors ser; contains bibliography.
Crook, K. Matthew Arnold and Stopford Brooke. Nineteenth Cent
Prose 16 1989. [jmb]
Robert Williams Buchanan 1841–1901
See col 722.
Stopford Augustus Brooke | Arthur John Butler
Arthur John Butler 1844–1910
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Dante: his times and his work. 1894.
Life and letters of W. J. Butler, Dean of Lincoln. 1897. Preface signed
A. J. B.
Some Elizabethan cipher-books. 1901.
Dante and the renaissance. [1909.]
Editions, introductions and translations
Dante Alighieri. The purgatory. Tr and ed Butler 1880.
Dante Alighieri. The paradise. Tr and ed Butler 1885.
Dante Alighieri. La commedia. Ed Butler 1890.
Dante Alighieri. The hell. Tr and ed Butler 1892.
De Marbot, Baron. The memoirs. Tr Butler 1892.
Scartazzini, G. A. A companion to Dante. Tr Butler 1893.
Count Cavour and Madame de Circourt. Ed Count Nigra, tr Butler
1894.
Sainte-Beuve, C. A. Select essays chiefly bearing on English literature.
Tr Butler [1895].
Ratzel, Prof Friedrich. The history of mankind. Tr from the 2nd edn
by Butler 1896–8.
Thiébault, Baron. The memoirs. Tr and condensed by Butler 1896.
Bismarck, the man and the statesman. Tr from Ger under supervision
of Butler 1898.
Calendar of state papers, foreign series, of Elizabeth 1577–83. Ed
Butler 6 vols 1901–13. Vol 6 completed by S. C. Lomas.
Federn, C. Dante and his time. Introd by Butler 1902.
Plumptre, E. H. The life of Dante. Ed Butler 1903.
The forerunners of Dante. Ed Butler 1910.
Contributions to periodicals
Arthur John Butler contributed to Cornhill Mag and Nat Rev (see
Wellesley vol 5). He also wrote for the Athenaeum. For Butler’s contributions
to The Cambridge modern history etc, see bibliography in A. T.
Quiller-Couch, Memoir of Butler, 1917.
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