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Ballades and verses vain. New York 1884. Selected by A. Dobson.
Poetical works. Ed Mrs Lang 4 vols 1923.
The Augustan books of modern poetry: Lang. [1926.]
Essays of to-day and yesterday: Lang. 1926.
The Iliad and the Odyssey. Extracts from the translations by Lang,
Leaf and Myers, and Butcher and Lang. 1935.
Lang and St Andrews: a centenary anthology. Ed J. B. Salmond, St
Andrews 1944.
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Ballads and lyrics of old France; with other poems. 1872.
The folklore of France. 1878 (priv ptd). Pam.
XXII Ballades in blue china. 1880.
Oxford: brief historical and descriptive notes. 1880. Numerous
edns.
XXII and X: XXXII Ballades in blue china. 1881.
The library. 1881.
Notes on a collection of pictures by J. E. Millais. 1881.
The black thief: a play. 1882 (priv ptd).
Helen of Troy. 1882.
Ballades and verses vain. New York 1884. Pbd in UK as Rhymes à la
mode, 1885.
Custom and myth. 1884, 1885 (rev).
Much darker days, by ‘A Huge Longway’. 1884, 1885 (rev). Parodies
Hugh Conway, Dark days.
The Princess Nobody: a tale of fairy land. [1884.] Rptd as In fairyland:
a series of pictures from the elfworld by Richard Doyle with
a poem by William Allingham and The Princess Nobody: a tale of
fairyland by Andrew Lang, introd Brian Holme, biographical
note by Patricia Thomson, 1979.
That very Mab. 1885 (anon). With May Kendall.
Books and bookmen. 1886.
A cheap nigger. 1886.
In the wrong paradise and other stories. 1886.
Letters to dead authors. 1886, New York 1893 (with addns), London
1906 (with addns as New and old letters to dead authors), 1907
(Pocket edn).
Lines on the inaugural meeting of the Shelley Society. 1886 (priv
ptd). Anon. First pbd in Saturday Rev 13 Mar 1886.
The mark of Cain. Bristol 1886.
La mythologie. Paris 1886 (tr from Encyclopaedia Britannica).
Almae matres. 1887. Poem.
He, by the authors of It, King Solomon’s wives and Bess. 1887 (anon).
With W. H. Pollock. Parodies H. R. Haggard, King Solomon’s
mines.
Myth, ritual and religion. 2 vols 1887, 1899 (rev).
The gold of Fairnilee. Bristol 1888. Children’s book.
Grass of Parnassus: rhymes old and new. 1888, 1892 (with addns).
Pictures at play or dialogues of the galleries: by two art-critics. 1888
(anon). With W. E. Henley.
Letters on literature. 1889.
Lost leaders. 1889. Rptd from Daily News.
Ode to golf. 1889 (priv ptd).
Prince Prigio. Bristol 1889. Children’s book.
Études traditionnistes. Paris 1890. Essays from Sat Rev, tr H.
Carnoy.
How to fail in literature: a lecture. 1890.
Life, letters and diaries of Sir Stafford Northcote, first Earl of
Iddesleigh. 2 vols Edinburgh 1890.
Old friends: essays in epistolary parody. 1890.
The world’s desire. 1890. With Sir H. Rider Haggard.
Angling sketches. 1891.
Essays in little. 1891.
On Calais sands. 1891. Poem with music by J. More Smieton.
Homer and the epic. 1893.
Prince Ricardo of Pantouflia. Bristol [1893], 1932 (with Prince Prigio
as Chronicles of Pantouflia), 1961 (Children’s Illus Classics).
St Andrews. 1893. Ed G. H. Bushnell, St Andrews 1951.
The tercentenary of Izaak Walton. 1893 (priv ptd).
Ban and arrière ban: a rally of fugitive rhymes. 1894.
Cock Lane and common-sense. 1894.
My own fairy book. Bristol 1895. Collected fairy tales.
The voices of Jeanne d’Arc. 1895 (priv ptd).
A monk of Fife. 1896.
The book of dreams and ghosts. 1897.
The life and letters of J. G. Lockhart. 2 vols 1897.
Modern mythology: a reply to Max Müller. 1897.
Pickle the spy: or the incognito of Prince Charles. 1897.
The companions of Pickle. 1898.
The making of religion. 1898.
Waiting on the Glesca train. 1898. Poem set to music by R. T.
Boothby.
Parson Kelly. New York 1899, London 1900. With A. E. W. Mason.
A history of Scotland from the Roman occupation. 4 vols Edinburgh
1900–7.
Notes and names in books. Chicago 1900 (priv ptd).
Prince Charles Edward. 1900.
Alfred Tennyson. Edinburgh 1901.
Magic and religion. 1901.
The mystery of Mary Stuart. 1901, 1904 (rev).
Psychical research of the century. In The 19th century: a review of
progress, 1901.
Adventures among books. Cleveland OH 1901 (priv ptd), London
1905.
The disentanglers. 1902.
James VI and the Gowrie mystery. 1902.
The young Ruthven. 1902 (priv ptd). Ballad.
Social origins, by Lang; Primal Law, by J. J. Atkinson. 1903.
The story of the golden fleece. 1903.
The valet’s tragedy, and other studies. 1903.
Historical mysteries. 1904.
The Clyde mystery: a study in forgeries and folklore. Glasgow 1905.
John Knox and the reformation. 1905.
New collected rhymes. 1905.
The puzzle of Dickens’s last plot. 1905.
The secret of the totem. 1905.
Homer and his age. 1906.
Portraits and jewels of Mary Stuart. 1906.
Sir Walter Scott. 1906.
The story of Joan of Arc. [1906.]
The King over the water. 1907. Mainly by A. Shield.
Tales of a fairy court. [1907.]
The maid of France: the life and death of Jeanne d’Arc. 1908; tr Fr
[1911], Portuguese 1940. A reply to Anatole France, Vie de Jeanne
d’Arc, 1908.
The origins of religion and other essays. 1908. Reprints from earlier
vols, with one new essay on Theories of the origins of religion.
The origin of terms of human relationship. [1909.] From PBA 3 1909.
La Jeanne d’Arc de M. Anatole France. Paris 1909.
Sir George Mackenzie, King’s Advocate: his life and times. 1909.
Sir Walter Scott and the Border minstrelsy. 1910.
The world of Homer. 1910.
Ballades and rhymes: from Ballades and rhymes à la mode. 1911.
Method in the study of totemism. Glasgow 1911.
A short history of Scotland. Edinburgh 1911.
History of English literature from Beowulf to Swinburne. 1912, 1912
(rev).
In praise of frugality. 1912 (priv ptd). Poem tr from Pope Leo XII.
Ode on a distant memory of Jane Eyre. [1912.]
Ode to the opening century. 1912 (priv ptd). Poem tr from Pope Leo
XII.