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Late Nineteenth-Century Prose
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Charles Harold Herford 1853–1931
See NRA for letters. Notable collections in BL and Nat Lib of Scotland.
Bibliography
Owen, W. Charles Harold Herford. DLB vol 149 1995.
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The essential characteristics of the romantic and classical styles:
with illustrations from English literature. Cambridge 1880.
The first quarto edition of Hamlet 1603: two essays, to which the
Harness prize was awarded . . .. I. by C. H. Herford; II. by W. H.
Widgery, 1880.
A sketch of the history of the English drama in its social aspects:
being the essay which obtained the Le Bas prize, 1880. Cambridge
1881.
The stoics as teachers: the Hare prize essay for 1881. Cambridge 1882.
Studies in the literary relations of England and Germany in the sixteenth
century. Cambridge 1886.
The age of Wordsworth. 1897, 1899 (3rd edn rev). Numerous later
edns.
Goethe’s Italian journey: studies in European literature. Oxford
1900.
The permanent power of English poetry. Manchester 1902.
Robert Browning. 1905.
Literature and ethics: an inaugural lecture. Aberystwyth 1907.
The bearing of English studies upon the national life. 1910.
Shakespeare. 1912; tr Hungarian [1919], Norwegian 1926.
Goethe. 1913.
Is there a poetic view of the world? British Academy: Wharton
lecture on British poetry 7. [1917].
The normality of Shakespeare illustrated in his treatment of love
and marriage. 1920.
Shakespeare’s treatment of love & marriage, and other essays. 1921.
A sketch of recent Shakespearian investigation 1893–1923. 1923.
English literature. 1927; tr Portuguese 1941.
The post-war mind of Germany, and other European studies.
Oxford 1927.
Wordsworth. 1930.
Philip Henry Wicksteed: his life and work . . . With foreword and
appreciation by Joseph H. Wicksteed and a chapter on The economic
works by Lionel Robbins. 1931.
The significance of Dante for the modern world. A lecture.
Manchester [1933].
Herford also contributed largely to composite works, such as DNB
1885–1900 (4 entries); Studies in European literature: being the
Taylorian lectures 1889–1899; A. W. Ward and A. R. Waller (ed), The
Cambridge history of English literature, 15 vols 1907–27; F. S. Marvin
(ed), Recent developments in European thought, Oxford 1920; Essays
and studies by members of the English Association, vol 8 Oxford 1922;
and English Goethe Society Publications, 1930. He wrote articles and
reviews for Bookman, Contemporary Rev, Cornhill Mag, English
Illus Mag, Fortnightly Rev, Macmillan’s Mag, Manchester
Guardian, Nation, Neue Freie Presse, New Shakespeare Soc (1888)
and PBA (1919) (see also Wellesley 5 1989). A number of his articles in BJRL
1918–28, were rptd separately as pams.
Editions, introductions and translations
Jonson, B. Ben Jonson [Works]. Ed B. Nicholson, introd by Herford
[1893–1894], 2 vols New York 1957.
Ibsen, H. Brand. Tr Herford 1894, 1910 (as vol 3 of The collected
works of Henrik Ibsen).
Spenser, E. Shepheard’s calender. Ed, introd and notes by Herford
1895.
Fletcher, J. and W. Shakespeare. The two noble kinsmen. Ed, introd,
notes and glossary by Herford 1897.
Ibsen, H. Love’s comedy. Tr Herford 1900.
English tales in verse. Ed and introd by Herford [1902].
Browne, Sir T. Browne’s Religio medici. Introd by Herford [1906].
Herford, W. H. The student’s Froebel. Rev and ed Herford and D. B.
Herford, introd by M. E. Sadler, memoir by Herford 2pts 1911–15.
Germany in the nineteenth century. Ed Herford, who also contributed
The intellectual and literary history, Manchester 1912; tr
Ger 1913.
Jonson, B. Every man in his humour. Critical essay and notes by
Herford 1913.
Essays and studies by members of the English Association. Vol 4 collected
by Herford 1913.
Wedgwood, F. J. The personal life of Josiah Wedgwood the potter.
Rev, ed, introd and memoir by Herford 1915.
Shelley, P. B. The lyrical poems and translations (The dramatic
poems). Ed and preface by Herford [1917].
Vasil’evsky, I. Chassidism. Introd by Herford [1918].
The year’s work in English studies. Vol 5. Ed Herford 1921.
Jonson, B. Ben Jonson. Ed Herford and P. and E. Simpson, 11 vols
1925–52 (vols 1 and 2 The man and his work were by Herford),
Oxford 1954–65 (corrected), New York 1957 (abbreviated), Oxford
1981–3 (a 3-vol edn of The complete plays of Ben Jonson, ed G. A.
Wilkes, based on the edn by Herford and P. and E. Simpson),
Oxford 1986 (vols 3–9).
Fingeller, H. The case of German South Tyrol against Italy. Tr and ed
Herford 1927.
Herbert, E. The autobiography of Edward, Lord Herbert of
Cherbury. Introd by Herford 1928.
Carpenter, J. E. Joseph Eslin Carpenter. Ed and memoir by Herford
1929.
Southey, R. Journal of a tour in Scotland in 1819. Introd and notes by
Herford 1929.
Herford was general editor of a number of different Shakespeare edns, such as
The Warwick Shakespeare, The Aldus Shakespeare, The Arden Shakespeare,
and Heath’s Shakespeare. He himself edited Richard II (1893), Othello
(1920) and The Winter’s Tale (1926), which were individually rptd.
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Obits: Manchester Guardian 27 Apr 1931; The Times 27 Apr 1931.
Gardner, J. E. G. Professor Herford as an Italian scholar. Oxford
1932.
Simpson, P. In memoriam: Charles Harold Herford. In Ben Jonson
vol 4 1932, above.
Robertson, J. G. Charles Harold Herford 1853–1931. [1933.] Rptd
from PBA vol 17 1931.
Abercrombie, L. Herford and international literature. The fourth
Herford memorial lecture (rptd from BJRL 1935). [jmb]
Lionel Johnson 1867–1902
See col 758.
Denham Jordan (‘A Son of the marshes’) 1836–1920
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All of Jordan’s works were written in collaboration with J. A. Owen and were
edited by her.
Woodland, moor and stream: being the notes of a naturalist. 1889.
Annals of a fishing village. 1891.
On Surrey hills. Edinburgh 1891.
Within an hour of London town among wild birds and their haunts.
1892.
Forest tithes and other studies from nature. 1893.
With the woodlanders and by the tide. 1893.
From spring to fall: or when life stirs. 1894.
The wild-fowl and sea-fowl of Great Britain. 1895.
In the green leaf and the sere. 1896.
Drift from longshore. 1898.