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Late Nineteenth-Century Prose
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Kissane, J. Art historians and art critics – IX: P. G. Hamerton,
Victorian art critic. Burlington Mag 114 1972, pp. 22–30.
Marandon, S. Figures d’agnostiques victoriens. Cahiers d’Études
Victoriens et Edouardiens Apr 1982, pp. 15–28. On J. Morley,
Hamerton and F. Harrison.
Hamerton’s library was sold by auction on 26 Nov 1895 (auction-sale catalogue
reference: S.-C. S. 1092(3)). [fjmk]
Augustus John Cuthbert Hare 1834–1903
See LR and NRA for Hare’s correspondence and sketch books. Notable collections
in West Sussex Record Office and York Univ Lib.
Selections
Augustus Hare in Italy. Ed G. Henderson, introd by S. Sitwell,
Salisbury 1977.
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A handbook for travellers in Berks, Bucks and Oxfordshire. 1860,
1894 (abbreviated as A handbook for travellers in Oxfordshire).
A winter at Mentone. [1862.]
A handbook for travellers to Durham and Northumberland. 1864.
Walks in Rome. 2 vols 1871, 1893 (13th edn rev), 1903 (16th edn rev St
Clair Baddeley), 1 vol 1905. Numerous later edns.
Memorials of a quiet life. 2 vols 1872, 3 vols 1873–6, 1 vol 1873 (rev W.
L. Cage as Records of a quiet life). Memoir of Maria Hare.
Numerous later edns.
Wanderings in Spain. 1873.
Days near Rome. 2 vols 1875, 1906 (4th edn rev St Clair Baddeley).
Cities of Northern and Central Italy. 3 vols 1876.
Walks in London. 2 vols 1878, 1 vol 1878, 1883 (5th edn rev), 1894
(abbreviated as Westminster). Numerous later edns.
The life and letters of Frances, Baroness Bunsen. 2 vols ‘1879’ [1878],
1 vol New York 1880; rev and tr Ger (as Freifrau von Bunsen: ein
Lebensbild aus ihren Briefen zusammengestellt), Gotha 1881.
Cities of Southern Italy and Sicily. 1883, 1905 (abbreviated as Sicily
by St Clair Baddeley), 1911 (new edn by St Clair Baddeley).
Cities of Central Italy. 2 vols 1884.
Cities of Northern Italy. 2 vols 1884.
Florence. 1884, 1900 (combined with Venice, below), 1904 (6th edn
rev St Clair Baddeley). Numerous later edns.
Venice. 1884, 1904 (6th edn partly by St Clair Baddeley). Numerous
later edns.
Sketches in Holland and Scandinavia. 1885.
Studies in Russia. 1885.
Days near Paris. 1887. Numerous later edns.
Paris. 1887, New York 1888 (as Walks in Paris), 2 vols 1900.
North-eastern France. 1890.
South-eastern France. 1890.
South-western France. 1890.
The story of two noble lives: being memorials of Charlotte,
Countess Canning, and Louisa, Marchioness of Waterford. 3 vols
1893.
Sussex. 1894.
Biographical sketches. Being memorials of A. P. Stanley, H. Alford,
Mrs Duncan Steward, Paray Le Monial. 1895.
The Gurneys of Earlham. 2 vols 1895.
North-western France. 1895.
The Rivieras. 1896.
The story of my life. 6 vols 1896–1900, 1952 (ed M. Barnes as The
years with mother: being an abridgement of the first three
volumes of The story of my life), 1953 (ed M. Barnes as In my solitary
life: being an abridgement of the last three volumes of The
story of my life).
Shropshire. 1898.
The wooden legs. 1974 (10 copies ptd).
Hare contributed to Edinburgh Rev and Macmillan’s Mag (see Wellesley
5 1989). Hare also contributed 4 entries to DNB 1885–1901. An essay by Hare
was included in More chapters from the Kilvert saga, Hereford [1977].
Editions and introductions
Epitaphs for country churchyards. Ed Hare, Oxford 1856.
von Lasaulx, A. Sister Augustine. Preface by Hare 1880.
The life and letters of Maria Edgeworth. Ed Hare 2 vols 1894.
Stanley, A. P. Thoughts that breathe. Selected by E. E. Brown.
Includes biographical sketch by Hare, Boston nd.
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Athenaeum 24 Nov 1900.
Obits: The Times 23, 27 and 28 Jan 1903; Athenaeum, 31 Jan 1903.
Leslie, J. R. S. Men were different . . . Five studies in late Victorian
biography . . . Augustus Hare. 1937.
Maugham, W. S. Vagrant mood: six essays. New York 1953. [jmb]
Frederic Harrison 1831–1923
See LR and NRA for mss and letters. Notable collections in BL, Bodleian,
London Univ, Maison d’Auguste Comte Paris.
Bibliographies
Farquharson, S. English Illus Mag Oct 1903.
Bibliography of Frederic Harrison. Hawkhurst 1908.
Autobiographic memoirs. 2 vols 1911. Vol 2 includes a bibliography
and a comprehensive list of Harrison’s contributions to periodicals.
DLB vol 57 1987 (see below).
Collections and selections
The insuppressible book: a controversy between Herbert Spencer
and Frederic Harrison. From the Nineteenth Cent and Pall Mall
Gazette. Ed M. A. Dodge, Boston 1885, New York 1885 (as The
nature and reality of religion).
Selected essays, literary and historical. Ed A. Jha 1925.
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The meaning of history: two lectures. 1862.
Order and progress. 2 pts 1875, Hassocks 1975 (ed and introd M. S.
Vogeler).
The present and the future: a positivist address. 1880.
The choice of books and other literary pieces. 1886, New York 1886
(abridged). Numerous later edns and reprints of both versions.
Oliver Cromwell. 1888.
Hoare, W. E. Notes on Frederic Harrison’s Oliver Cromwell. Madras
1890.
Sena, V. and S. Maulika. A key to Frederic Harrison’s Life of
Cromwell. Calcutta 1894.
Annals of an old manor house, Sutton Place, Guildford. 1893, 1899
(abridged).
The meaning of history and other historical pieces. 1894.
Studies in early Victorian literature. 1895.
William the Silent. 1897, New York 1902 (enlarged); tr Du [1898].
Tennyson, Ruskin, Mill and other literary estimates. 1899.
Byzantine history in the early Middle Ages: the Rede Lecture delivered
in the Senate House Cambridge, June 12, 1900. 1900.
George Washington and other American addresses. 1901.
John Ruskin. 1902 (EML).
Theophano: the crusade of the tenth century: a romantic monograph.
1904, New York 1904 (enlarged).
Chatham. 1905.
Memories and thoughts: men, books, cities, art. 1906.
Nicephorus: a tragedy of new Rome. 1906. A verse drama on the
same subject as Theophano.
Carlyle and the London Library: account of its foundation. 1907.
The creed of a layman: apologia pro fide mea. 1907.
The philosophy of common sense. 1907.