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Late Nineteenth-Century Prose
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The Victorian era. 1897.
reviews: Acad 12 June 1897; Bookman (USA) Sep 1897.
The revival of English agriculture. [1899.]
review: Acad 25 Nov 1899.
Reclaiming the waste. 1916 (Increased productivity series).
Highways and byways in Northumbria. 1920 (illustr H. Thomson),
Manchester 1973, Stocksfield 1988 (also pbk edn).
reviews: TLS 16 Dec 1920; New York Times 19 June 1921.
Lindisfarne or Holy Island: its cathedral, priory & castle, A. D.
635–1920. 1920 (folio).
The collapse of homo sapiens. London and New York 1923. Novel.
Contributions to periodicals
Graham was editor of the Edinburgh Courant and contributed to many
jnls and newspapers, especially the St James’s Gazette, Acad and the Pall
Mall Gazette, for which he wrote the Country notes. He was also editor of
Country Life for 22 years.
Scots Observer. 1 June 1889–18 Oct 1890.
Living Age. Rooks and farmers, 4 Jan 1890; Bondager, 9 May 1896.
Nat Observer. 25 Apr 1891–22 Oct 1892.
Art Jnl. Jan 1891–Jan 1893.
Atlanta. The last Lady Cressbrook, Jan 1895.
Chambers’s Jnl. 1895–6.
Country Life. 1902–1923?
For contributions to Contemporary Rev, Longman’s Mag, Macmillan’s
Mag, Nat Rev and New Rev, see Wellesley vol 5.
Introductions and editions
Mr Blackburne’s games at chess. Ed Graham 1899, New York 1979 (as
Blackburne’s chess games, introd by D. Hooper).
The Country Life anthology of verse. Ed Graham 1915.
The increased productivity series. General ed Graham 1916–19.
Iwerne minster before, during, and after the Great War. Ed Graham
1923 (priv ptd).
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Bookman Aug 1923. Portrait.
Country notes. Country Life 31 Oct 1925.
The Times 27 Oct 1925. Obituary.
Graham, S. Country Life 31 Oct 1925. [da]
Francis Hindes Groome 1851–1902
See NRA for mss and letters. Collections in BL and Boston Athenaeum.
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In gipsy tents. Edinburgh 1880, rptd with a new foreword by A. J.
Clinch, Norwood PA 1973.
A short border history. Kelso 1887.
The gypsies. In Eiríkr Magnússon, National life and thought of the
various nations throughout the world, 1891.
Two Suffolk friends. Edinburgh 1895. Recollections of R. H.
Groome and Edward FitzGerald.
Kriegspiel: the war-game. 1896. Novel.
Gypsy folk-tales. 1899, rptd with a foreword by W. Starkie, Hatboro
and London 1963.
Edward FitzGerald: an aftermath. In Edward FitzGerald: an aftermath
by Francis Hindes Groome, with miscellanies in verse and
prose, Portland ME 1902.
Editions and introductions
Ordnance gazetteer of Scotland: a survey of Scottish topography,
statistical, biographical and historical. Ed Groome 6 vols
Edinburgh 1884–5; frequently reissued in a varying number of
vols.
Chambers’s biographical dictionary. Ed D. Patrick and Groome 1897.
Borrow, G. H. Lavengro: the scholar, the gypsy, the priest. Ed and
introd by Groome 2 vols 1901.
Contributions to periodicals
Groome wrote articles for Blackwood’s Mag and the Nat Rev (see
Wellesley 5 1989). He contributed 15 entries to DNB.
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Watts-Dunton, T. The Tarno rye (Francis Hindes Groome).
Athenaeum 22 Feb 1902, rptd in Edward FitzGerald: an aftermath,
1902, above. [fjmk]
Edmund Gurney 1847–88
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The power of sound. 1880. On music.
Phantasms of the living. 2 vols 1886, 1 vol 1918 (abridged by Mrs H.
Sidgwick); tr Fr 1891, Ger 1897. With F. W. H. Myers and F.
Podmore.
Tertium quid: chapters on various disputed questions. 2 vols 1887.
Contributions to periodicals
Gurney’s contributions to the Cornhill Mag, Macmillan’s Mag,
Dublin Rev, Fortnightly Rev, Fraser’s Mag, Nat Rev and
Nineteenth Cent are listed in Wellesley 5 1989. He also contributed to
Mind and Jnl of Soc for Psychical Research. See F. W. H. Myers, The
work of Gurney in experimental psychology, Proc Soc for Psychical
Research 5 1888.
Editions
Art and literature. Ed Titus Munson Coan [pseud], New York 1883.
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Hall, T. H. The strange case of Edmund Gurney. 1964, 1980 (new
introd).
Gauld, A. In The founders of psychical research, 1968. [md]
Sir William Henry Hadow 1859–1937
See NRA for letters, diaries and ms music. Notable collections in BL and
Worcester College, Oxford.
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Studies in modern music: Hector Berlioz, Robert Schumann,
Richard Wagner [ser 1]; Frederick Chopin, Antonin Dvorˇ ák,
Johannes Brahms [ser 2]. 2 ser 1892–5. Numerous later edns.
Sonata form. [1896.]
A Croatian composer: notes towards the study of Joseph Haydn.
1897. Based on notes by F. S. Kuhak.
The Oxford history of music. Ed Hadow who himself wrote vol 5
(The Viennese period) 6 vols Oxford 1901–5, 8 vols 1929–38.
A course of lectures on the history of instrumental form. 1906.
Hymn tunes. [1914.]
The use of comic episodes in tragedy. 1915.
British music: a report upon the history and present prospects in
the United Kingdom. 1921.
Citizenship. Oxford 1923.
Music. [1924], 1925 (rev), 1949 (3rd edn rev G. Dyson).
A comparison of poetry and music. Cambridge 1926.
Beethoven’s Op. 18 quartets. 1926.
Church music. 1926.
Collected essays. Oxford 1928.
English music. 1931.
Richard Wagner. 1934; tr Sp [1951].
Hadow contributed to Contemporary Rev, Living Age, Macmillan’s
Mag, Musical Quart and Quart Rev (see also Wellesley 5 1989); he also
contributed to composite works, such as Milton memorial lectures 1909,
PBA vol 11 1923, H. Foss’s The heritage of music, 1934, English Assoc
London, English essays of to-day, Oxford 1936, and Bibliography of
social studies 1936. Hadow pbd a number of governmental reports, pams
and lectures on music; he also pbd songs and music scores. Several of Hadow’s