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Late Nineteenth-Century Prose
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Editions, introductions and translations
From 1887 to 1889 Ellis was editor of the Mermaid Series of Old
Dramatists, and edited plays by Marlowe, Middleton, Porter and Ford, to
which he also wrote introductions. From 1889 to 1914 he was editor of the
Contemporary Science Ser. In addition, Ellis wrote a great many introductions
to literary works as well as to works in the field of psychology, sociology
etc; he edited writings of (among others) Chapman, Heine, Ibsen and
Landor, and translated work by Lombroso, Renan, Zola et al.
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Hundreds of reviews of Ellis’s works were written in his lifetime, and at his
death obituaries and appreciations were pbd in a great many European and
Amer jnls. Listed below are a number of full-length secondary works which have
been important in the establishment of Ellis’s reputation or which emphasise
his accomplishments in the field of lit. For an extensive list of further secondary
material, see in particular the bibliography by G. S. Burne, above.
Goldberg, I. Havelock Ellis: a biographical and critical survey. 1926.
Peterson, H. Havelock Ellis: philosopher of love. Boston 1928.
Calder-Marshall, A. The sage of sex: a life of Havelock Ellis. New
York 1959.
Collis, J. S. Havelock Ellis, artist of life: a study of his life. 1959.
Mittleman, L. Havelock Ellis: literary critic of the nineties. Unpbd
diss, Univ of Chicago 1968.
Sprich, C. R. Energetic movement and well-balanced grace: the literary
criticism of Havelock Ellis. Unpbd diss, Tufts Univ 1971.
Brome, V. Havelock Ellis: philosopher of love. 1979.
Grosskurth, P. Havelock Ellis: a biography. 1980. [od]
Percy Hetherington Fitzgerald 1834–1925
See col 1530.
Richard Garnett 1835–1906
For mss and letters, see LR and NRA. Notable collection in HRHRC.
Bibliographies
Catalogue of the library of the late Dr Richard Garnett. 1906.
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Primula: a book of lyrics. 1858 (anon), 1859 (signed, as Io in Egypt
and other poems), 1893 (as Poems, rev and enlarged edn).
Poems from the German. 1862.
Idylls and epigrams, chiefly from the Greek anthology. 1869, 1892 (as
A chaplet from the Greek anthology).
Life of Thomas Carlyle. 1887.
Shelley and Lord Beaconsfield. 1887 (priv ptd).
Life of Ralph Waldo Emerson. 1888.
The twilight of the gods and other tales. 1888, 1903 (augmented),
New York 1926 (introd by T. E. Lawrence). Numerous edns.
Life of John Milton. 1890.
Poems. 1893.
The soul and the stars, by A. G. Trent [pseud]. 1893, 1903 (expanded).
First pbd in a more primitive form in Univ Mag Mar 1880; tr Ger
1894.
The age of Dryden. 1895. Numerous edns.
William Blake: painter and poet. 1895.
Edward Gibbon Wakefield: the colonization of South Australia and
New Zealand. 1898.
Essays in librarianship and bibliography. 1899.
Historians and essayists. 1899.
Essays of an ex-librarian. 1901.
The queen and other poems. 1901.
English literature: an illustrated record by Richard Garnett and
Edmund Gosse. 4 vols 1903–4, NewYork 1904–5. Vol 1 by Garnett,
vol 2 by Garnett and Gosse, vols 3–4 by Gosse. Numerous edns.
Tennyson. 1903. With G. K. Chesterton.
Coleridge. 1904.
William Shakespeare, pedagogue and preacher: a drama. 1905.
De flagello myrteo: thoughts and fancies on love. 1905, 1906 (rev and
augmented).
The life of William Johnson Fox, public teacher and social reformer
1786–1864. 1910. Completed by E. Garnett.
Garnett also pbd several tracts on lib problems; he was keeper of BM ptd bks
1890–9.
Translations
Poems from the German. 1862.
Selections from the Greek anthology. Ed Graham Tomson 1889. Tr
Garnett, A. Lang et al.
Iphigenia in Delphi: a dramatic poem, with Homer’s ‘Shield of
Achilles’ and other trns from the Greek. 1890.
The accession of Queen Mary: being the contemporary narrative of
Antonio de Guaras. 1892.
Dante, Petrarch, Camoens: CXXIV sonnets. 1896.
Editions, introductions
Garnett, R. The philological essays. Ed, with a memoir by Garnett
1859.
Relics of Shelley. Ed Garnett 1862.
Coleridge, S. T. Notes on Stillingfleet. Ed Garnett 1875.
Patmore, C. K. D. Florilegium amantis. Ed Garnett 1879.
Shelley, P. B. Select letters. Introd by Garnett 1882.
De Quincey, T. Confessions of an English opium-eater. Ed Garnett
1885 (rptd from the 1st edn).
Pérès, Jean Baptiste. Historic and other doubts: or the non-existence
of Napoléon. Introd by Garnett 1885.
Shelley, P. B. Prologue to Hellas. Introd by Garnett 1886.
Warter, J. W. An old Shropshire oak. Ed Garnett 4 vols 1886–91.
Lowell, J. R. My study windows. Introd by Garnett 1887.
Peacock, T. L. Calidore & miscellanea. Ed Garnett 1891.
Shelley, M. Tales and stories. Collected and introd by Garnett 1891.
At Shakespeare’s shrine: a poetical anthology. Ed C. S. Forshaw,
introd by A. B. Fraser with Plays partly written by Shakespeare by
Garnett 1893.
Beckford, W. T. Vathek. Ed Garnett 1893.
Drayton, M. The bataille of Agincourt. Introd and notes by Garnett
1893.
Milton, J. Prose. Selected, ed Garnett 1894.
Arnold, M. Alaric at Rome. Introd by Garnett 1896.
Blades, W. The enemies of books. Preface by Garnett 1896.
Porphyry, the philosopher to his wife, Marcella. Tr A. Zimmern,
preface by Garnett, 1896.
Browning, R. Poems. Introd by Garnett 1897.
The library series. Ed Garnett 5 vols 1897–9.
Coleridge, S. T. The poetry. Ed Garnett 1898.
Shelley, P. B. and E. Shelley. Original poetry by Victor and Cazire. Ed
Garnett 1898.
Khayam, Omar. The Ruba’yat. Introd by Garnett 1899.
Moore, T. Anecdotes. Introd by Garnett 1899.
Blind, M. The poetical works. With a memoir by Garnett, 1900.
Dickens, C. The complete works. Ed Garnett 1900.
Orations of British orators. Introd by Garnett, New York and
London 1900.
Streamer, V. What makes a friend. Introd by Garnett 1900.
Wilde, G. Chaldean astrology up to date. Preface, notes, comments
by A. G. Trent (pseud) 1901.
Dumas, A. The black tulip. Introd by Garnett 1902.
Nelson’s literature readers. Selected and annotated by Garnett 2 pts
1902–4.
Williams, E. E. Journal. Introd by Garnett 1902.
Dibdin, T. F. The bibliomania. Introd by Garnett, Boston 1903.
Goldsmith, O. Letters from a citizen of the world. Introd by Garnett
1904.