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Late Nineteenth-Century Prose
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Cambridge vol 2, 1894. Colvin’s was the prize-winning poem in
1865.
Adventus Augusti. In British school at Rome, 1913.
Robert Louis Stevenson: his work and his personality, by Sidney
Colvin, Edmund Gosse, Neil Munro, et al. 1924.
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Garvin, J. L. A perfect friend. Observer 15 May 1927.
Lucas, E. V. The Colvins and their friends. 1928. [md]
William John Courthope 1842–1917
See LR and NRA for letters. Notable collections in Bodleian and Reading
Univ Lib.
Bibliographies
Herford, C. H. Eng Illus Mag n.s. no 31 1904.
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Essay on chivalry. 1860 (priv ptd). Harrow prize essay.
The tercentenary of Corydon: a bucolic drama in three acts by
‘Novus Homo’ [pseud]. Oxford 1864.
The three hundredth anniversary of Shakespeare’s death: a prize
poem recited in the Theatre, Oxford, June 8, 1864. Oxford
1864.
Poems by ‘Novus Homo’ [pseud]. Oxford 1865.
The genius of Spenser: an English prize essay read in the Theatre,
Oxford, June 17, 1868. 1868.
Ludibria lunae, or the wars of the women and the gods: an allegorical
burlesque. 1869.
The paradise of birds: an old extravaganza in a modern dress.
Edinburgh 1870.
Addison. 1884 (EML).
The liberal movement in English literature. 1885. The conservatism
of eighteenth century poetry; Wordsworth’s theory of poetry;
The revival of romance: Scott, Byron, Shelley; Poetry, music and
painting: Coleridge and Keats; Conclusion: the prospects of
poetry.
The life of Alexander Pope. 1889. Vol 5 of The works of Alexander
Pope, begun in 1871 by Whitwell Elwin, continued from 1881 and
completed by Courthope, 10 vols 1871–89.
A history of English poetry. 6 vols 1895–1910.
Liberty and authority in matters of taste: an inaugural lecture delivered
in the Sheldonian Theatre on the 15th of February 1896.
1896, rptd in Life in poetry: law in taste, 1901, below.
The longest reign: an ode on the completion of the sixtieth year of
the reign of Her Majesty Queen Victoria. Oxford 1897.
Life in poetry: law in taste. 1901. 2 ser of lectures delivered in Oxford,
1895–1900.
A consideration of Macaulay’s comparison of Dante and Milton.
[1908.] Also in PBA 3 1908; rptd in Essays on Milton, Folcroft PA
1970.
The connexion between ancient and modern romance. [1911.] Also in
PBA 5 1914.
Selections from the epigrams of M. Valerius Martialis: translated or
imitated in English verse. 1914.
The country town and other poems. 1920. With a memoir by A. O.
Prickard.
Contributions to periodicals and collaborative works
Courthope was, with Alfred Austin, editor of the Nat Rev 1883–7. He wrote
articles and reviews for Quart Rev, Nat Rev and Nineteenth Cent (see
Wellesley 5 1989). He contributed to Cambridge modern history vol 10,
CHEL vol 3, Trans of the Royal Soc of Lit of the UK vols 29 and 31.
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Mackail, J. W. W. J. Courthope 1842–1917. [1919.] Also in PBA 9 1919.
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Sir Henry Craik 1846–1927
See NRA for Craik’s letters. Notable collections in BL, Nat Lib of Scotland,
Scottish Record Office.
The English citizen: his rights and responsibilities. Ed Craik 30 vols
1881–1914.
The life of Jonathan Swift, Dean of St Patrick’s, Dublin. 1882, 2 vols
1894.
Craik, G. L. A manual of English literature. 9th edn with an additional
ch on recent lit by H. Craik [1883].
The State in its relation to education. 1884, 1896 (rev), 1914 (rev). (The
English citizen.)
Swift, Jonathan. Swift: selections from his works. Ed with life,
introd and notes by Craik 1892, 1912 (abbrev as The battle of the
books).
English prose: selections with critical introductions by various
writers and general introductions to each period. Ed Craik 5 vols
1893–6. Numerous later edns.
A century of Scottish history: from the days before the ’45 to those
within living memory. 2 vols 1901, 1 vol 1911.
Impressions of India. 1908.
Traill, H. D. Central government. Rev and corrected by Craik 1908.
(The English citizen.)
The life of Edward, Earl of Clarendon, Lord High Chancellor of
England. 2 vols 1911.
Swift, Jonathan. Travels . . . by Lemuel Gulliver. Preface by Craik 1912.
Craik contributed to Blackwood’s Mag, Fortnightly Rev, Glasgow
Herald, Macmillan’s Mag and Quart Rev (see also Wellesley 5 1989).
Craik also pbd reports for the Scottish Education Department as chairman of
various committees. [jmb]
Henry Harry Cust, Henry John Cockayne Cust
1861–1917
Mss located in Princeton.
Bibliographies
See Wellesley 5 1989.
Selections
Occasional poems. Chosen by N. C. and R. S. (E. M. E. Cust and Sir R.
Storrs), Jerusalem 1918.
review: New York Times 7 Dec 1919.
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The small holdings bill. Debate in the House of Commons on the
second reading. Grantham [1891].
Contributions to periodicals
Cust edited the Pall Mall Gazette 1892–6. For the Nat Rev and New Rev,
see Wellesley 5 1989.
North Amer Rev. Feb 1900; July 1902.
Introductions and prefaces
Introd to Machiavelli’s The art of war, and Florentine history, Tudor
translations vols 39 and 40, 1905.
The Henley Memorial: an account of the inaugural ceremony in St
Paul’s Cathedral July 11th 1907. 1908. Speech.
Preface to G. de Wesselitsky, Russia and democracy: the German
canker in Russia, 1915.
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Obits: Daily Telegraph 3 Mar 1917; The Times 3 Mar 1917.
Whibley, C. Musings without method. Blackwood’s Mag Apr 1917.
Scott, J. W. R. In The story of the Pall Mall Gazette, 1950.
Scott, J. W. R. In The life and death of a newspaper (Pall Mall
Gazette), 1952.
Guillaume, A. In William Ernest Henley et son groupe: néo-romantisme
et impérialisme à fin du XIX siècle, Paris 1973.