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Eliot, G. Silas Marner. Introd by Garnett 1905.
Pollard, A. W. An essay on colophone. Introd by Garnett 1905.
Reade, C. Peg Woffington. Introd by Garnett 1905.
Travers, R. The two Arcadias. Introd by Garnett 1905.
Goldsmith, O. The vicar of Wakefield. Introd by Garnett 1906.
Plato. The republic. Tr H. Spens, introd by Garnett 1906 (EL).
Shakespeare, W. Complete works. Introd by Garnett 1906.
Lamb, C. The letters. Ed Garnett 1907.
Peacock, T. L. Headlong Hall and Nightmare Abbey. Introd by
Garnett 1908.
Pepys, S. Diary and correspondence. Introd by Garnett 1908 (EL).
Manning, A. The household of Sir Thomas More. Introd by Garnett
1909.
Peacock, T. L. Letters to Edward Hookham and Percy B. Shelley. Ed
Garnett, Boston 1910.
Shelley, P. B. Poetical works. Introd by Garnett 1911.
The book of literature: a comprehensive anthology of the best literature.
Ed with biographical and explanatory notes by Garnett et
al, 1922.
Richard Garnett was general editor of the International Lib of Famous Lit 20
vols 1899.
Contributions to periodicals and collaborative works
Garnett wrote for Macmillan’s Mag, Fortnightly Rev, Fraser’s Mag,
Nat Rev, New Quart Mag, New Rev, Temple Bar and Dublin Univ
Mag (see Wellesley 5 1989). He contributed 196 articles to DNB.
Literature 1837–87. In T. H. Ward, Reign of Queen Victoria vol 2,
1887.
A history of Italian literature. 1898. Vol 4 of E. Gosse, Short histories
of the literatures of the world.
The universal anthology. Ed Garnett, Léon Vallée and Alois Brandl
1899–1902. Numerous edns.
Letters
Letters about Shelley, interchanged by three friends – Edward
Dowden, Richard Garnett and Wm Michael Rossetti. Ed Garnett
1917.
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Cordier, H. Le docteur Richard Garnett. 1906.
McCrimmon, B. Richard Garnett, the scholar as librarian. 1989.
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Sir William Edmund Gosse 1849–1928
For mss and letters, see LR. Notable collections of Gosse mss in BL, Leeds Univ
Lib, Cambridge Univ Lib and in several libs in the US.
Bibliographies
Lister, R. J. A catalogue of a portion of the library of Edmund Gosse.
1893.
Garnett, R. Eng Illus Mag Sep 1903. Includes articles by and on
Gosse.
Cox, E. H. M. The library of Edmund Gosse. 1924.
Catalogue of the library of the late Edmund Gosse. 1928–9.
Gullick, N. In E. Charteris, The life and letters of Gosse, 1931,
below.
A catalogue of the Gosse correspondence in the Brotherton collection
consisting mainly of letters written to Gosse 1867–1928. Ed
P. Gosse, Leeds 1950.
Collections
Collected poems. 1911.
Portraits and sketches. 1912.
Collected essays. 12 vols 1912–27.
Selected poems. [1926.]
Selected essays. 2 vols 1928.
Percy Hetherington Fitzgerald | Sir William Edmund Gosse
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Madrigals, songs and sonnets. 1870. 32 by Gosse and 30 by J. A.
Blaikie.
Two visits to Denmark. 1872; tr Danish 1912.
On viol and flute. 1873, 1883 (author’s edn), 1890 (33 poems from the
original edn and 36 poems drawn from other vols including New
poems, 1879).
The ethical condition of the early Scandinavian peoples. 1875. Rptd
from the Jnl of the Trans of the Victoria Philosophical Inst.
King Erik. 1876, 1893 (with introductory essay by T. Watts
[-Dunton]). A tragedy in verse.
The unknown lover. 1878. A play for private performance with an
essay on the Chamber drama in England.
New poems. 1879.
Studies in the literature of Northern Europe. 1879, 1883 (new and
cheaper edn).
Gray. 1882 (EML), 1889 (rev).
Cecil Lawson: a memoir. 1883.
Lawrence Alma Tadema. 1883.
Seventeenth-century studies: a contribution to the history of
English poetry. 1883. Rptd for the most part from Cornhill Mag.
A critical essay on the life and works of George Tinworth. 1883.
Notes on the pictures and drawings of Mr Alfred W. Hunt. 1884.
An epistle to Dr Oliver Wendell Holmes on his seventy-fifth birthday.
1884 (priv ptd).
Firdausi in exile and other poems. 1885.
The masque of painters. 1885 (priv ptd).
From Shakespeare to Pope: an inquiry into the causes and phenomena
of the rise of classical poetry in England. Cambridge 1885.
Raleigh. 1886.
The life of William Congreve. 1888, 1924 (rev and enlarged).
A history of eighteenth century literature 1660–1780. 1889.
Robert Browning: personalia. 1890.
Heinemann’s international library. 21 vols 1890–4. With special
introd by Gosse to each vol.
The life of Philip Henry Gosse. 1890.
Northern studies. 1890.
Gossip in a library. 1891. Rptd from Saturday Rev, St James’s Gazette,
and Black and White.
The Shelley centenary address at Horsham, August 4th, 1892.
Arundel 1892 (priv ptd). Includes address by Gosse.
Wolcott Balestier: a portrait sketch. 1892 (priv ptd). Rptd from
Century Mag.
The secret of Narcisse: a romance. 1892.
The rose of Omar: inscription for the rose-tree brought from Omar’s
tomb and planted on the grave of Edward FitzGerald. 1893, [1893]
(priv ptd).
Questions at issue. 1893.
In russet and silver. 1894, Chicago 1895.
The Jacobean poets. 1894.
Critical kit-kats. 1896; the essay on Walt Whitman tr Ger 1902.
A short history of modern English literature. 1897, 1924 (with 2
further chs).
The life and letters of John Donne, Dean of St Paul’s. 2 vols 1899.
Hypolympia, or the gods in the island: an ironic fantasy. 1901.
The challenge of the Brontës. 1903 (priv ptd). Also in Pbns of Brontë
Soc Feb 1904.
Jeremy Taylor. 1903 (EML).
English literature: an illustrated record by Richard Garnett and
Edmund Gosse. 4 vols 1903–4, New York 1904–5. Vol 1 by Garnett,
vol 2 by Garnett and Gosse, vols 3–4 by Gosse. Numerous edns.
British portrait painters and engravers of the eighteenth century –
Kneller to Reynolds; with an introductory essay and biographical
notes. 2 vols 1905.
Coventry Patmore. 1905.
French profiles. 1905.
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