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Late Nineteenth-Century Prose
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De Saint-Pierre, Henri Bernardin. Paul and Virginia. Introd by Lang
1899.
Lamb, C. and Mary Ann. Tales from Shakespeare. Introd by Lang
1899.
Mackenzie, A. Prophecies of the Braham seer. Introd by Lang 1899.
Brown, J. Rab and his friends. Introd by Lang 1900.
Low, J. L. F. G. Tait. Introd by Lang 1900.
Scott, Sir W. The poems and ballads. Introd and notes by Lang,
Boston 1900.
Oliphant, N. A diary of the siege of the legations in Peking. Preface
by Lang 1901.
The Gowrie conspiracy: confessions of Sprott. Ed Lang 1902.
Hugo, V. Notre-Dame of Paris, with a critical introd by Lang. 1902.
Social England illustrated. Introd by Lang, ed Thomas Seccombe
1903. Rptd and selected from E. Arbor, An English garner, 8 vols
1877–90.
Brown, G. D. The house with the green shutters. Introd by Lang
1903.
Lennox, C. George Douglas Brown. Introd by Lang 1903.
Barclay, R. Memories. Preface by Lang 1904.
Elton, C. I. In C. I. Elton, William Shakespeare, his family and
friends, ed A. H. Thompson, memoir of the author by Lang, 1904.
Maitland, J. The apology for William Maitland of Lethington. Ed
Lang 1904.
Parker, C. L. The Eahlayi tribe: a study of aboriginal life in Australia.
Introd by Lang 1905.
Thomas, N. W. Crystal gazing. Introd by Lang 1905.
Dumas, A. My memoirs. Tr E. M. Waller, introd by Lang 1907.
Farrer, J. A. Literary forgeries. Introd by Lang 1907.
Poet’s country. Ed Lang 1907.
Shakespeare, W. All’s well that ends well. Introd by Lang 1907.
Stevenson, R. L. A child’s garden. Introd by Lang 1907.
Ingelow, J. Poems. Selected by Lang 1908.
Shield, A. Henry Stuart, Cardinal of York. Introd by Lang 1908.
Murray, C. Hamewith. Introd by Lang 1909.
Murray, R. F. The scarlet gown. Introd by Lang 1909.
Dayrell, Elphinstone. Folk stories from southern Nigeria, West
Africa . . .. Introd by Lang 1910.
Reade, C. A good fight. Introd by Lang 1910.
Morgan, J. V. A study in nationality. Introd by Lang 1911.
Scott, Sir Walter. Poems and plays. Introd by Lang 1911.
Stevenson, R. L. Swanston edition of the works. Introd by Lang 1911.
The Annesley case. Ed Lang 1912.
Lang, Leonora B. Men, women and minxes. Preface by Lang 1912.
Barnett, A. and L. Dale. An anthology of English prose (1332–1740).
Preface by Lang 1912.
The Waverley edition of the works of Charles Dickens. Introd by
Lang 1913.
Shaylor, J. The pleasures of bookland. Introd by Lang 1914.
Dumas, A. The three musketeers. Tr A. Allison, introd by Lang 1928.
Khaiyam, Umar. The Andrew Lang edition of the Rubaiyat. 1935.
Contributions to periodicals and collaborative works
Lang was a prolific contributor to Blackwood’s Mag, Dark Blue,
Contemporary Rev, Cornhill Mag, Edinburgh Rev, Longman’s Mag,
Macmillan’s Mag, North Br Rev, Quart Rev, Fortnightly Rev, Fraser’s
Mag, Nat Rev, New Quart Mag, Nineteenth Cent, New Rev and
Westminster Rev, as listed in Wellesley 5 1989, besides contributing signed
and anonymous essays to numerous other jnls such as Athenaeum,
Spectator, Saturday Rev, etc.
On Dogs. The new Amphion 1886.
Old St Leonards days, The grave of Orpheus, almae matres mirror.
1887.
The history of cricket. In Cricket, 1888 (Badminton Lib).
History of golf. In Golf, ed H. G. Hutchinson, 1890 (Badminton Lib).
Famous golf links. With H. G. Hutchinson et al, 1891.
[Selected poems.] See The poets and poetry of the century, ed A. H.
Miles, vol 8, 1891, etc.
A batch of golfing papers. Ed R. Barclay [1892]. By Lang et al.
Piccadilly. The great streets of the world. 1892.
Classical sport. In Hedley Peek, The poetry of sport, 1896
(Badminton Lib).
Scott. In Homes and haunts of famous authors, 1906.
Australian problems. In Anthropological essays presented to
Edward Burnett Tylor, Oxford 1907. With notice of Tylor’s work
by Lang.
‘The end of an auld sang’: a romantic plot against the Union. The
union of 1707. Ed Peter H. Brown 1907.
Homer and anthropology. In R. R. Marett, Anthropology and the
classics, Oxford 1908.
Presidential addresses to the Society for Psychical Research. 1912.
Lang contributed the following articles to the 11th edn of the Encyclopaedia
Britannica 1910–11 (some from the 9th): Apparitions, Ballads, Casket
letters, Crystal gazing, Fairy, Family, Edmund Gurney, Hauntings,
James de la Cloche, Molière, Mythology, Names, Poltergeist,
Prometheus, Psychical Research, Scotland (History), Second sight,
Tale and Totem. He also contributed articles on Burns and Scott to
Chambers’ encyclopedia and on ballads to Chambers’ cyclopedia of
English literature.
Published letters
Friends over the ocean: Andrew Lang’s letters to J. B. Matthews, H.
H. Furness, F. J. Child, William James, and J. R. Lowell 1881–1912.
Ed Marysa Demoor, Ghent 1989.
Dear Stevenson: Andrew Lang’s letters to Robert Louis Stevenson
with five letters from Stevenson to Lang. Ed Marysa Demoor,
Leuven ‘1990’ [1991].
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Pennell, Elizabeth. Andrew Lang as a lecturer. The Critic Dec 1888.
To an old humourist. Bookman Nov 1891.
Austin, L. F. The modern Pan. Bookman Mar 1892.
Matthews, Brander. Andrew Lang. Century Jan 1894.
Matthews, Brander. Andrew Lang. Critic Jan 1894.
Canton, William. Mr Lang as a poet. Bookman 8 Aug 1895.
Moore, George. Mr Andrew Lang as critic. Sat Rev Dec 1897.
Brown, R. Semitic influence in Hellenic mythology, with special reference
to works of Max Müller and Lang. 1898.
Falconer, C. M. A new friendship’s garland. 1898.
Ridge, W. Pett. Mr Andrew Lang. Bookman Oct 1900.
Courtney, W. L. Andrew Lang. Eng Illus Mag Mar 1904.
Wanliss, T. D. Scotland and Presbyterianism vindicated: being a critical
review of the third volume of Mr Lang’s history. Edinburgh
1905.
Wanliss, T. D. The muckrake in Scottish history: or Mr Lang recriticised.
Edinburgh 1906.
Lang, Patrick Sellar. The Langs of Selkirk. Melbourne 1910.
Chesterton, G. K. Andrew Lang. Illus London News 27 July 1912.
Marett, Robert Ranulph. The late Andrew Lang. Athenaeum Aug
1912.
Gordon, G. S. TLS 5 Sep 1912 (anon); rptd in his Lives of authors,
1950. Obituary.
Gosse, E. W. Andrew Lang. Bookman Sep 1912; rptd in Portraits and
sketches 1913.
Henry, Stuart. Andrew Lang – an old-fashioned memory. Bookman
Sep 1912.
In memoriam Andrew Lang. Bk Sep 1912.
Saintsbury, G. Oxford Mag 17 Oct 1912. Obituary.
Menzies, Allan. Andrew Lang as student. College Echoes 25 Oct 1912.
Salmond, James B. The man of letters. College Echoes 25 Oct 1912.
Anderson, James Maitland. Andrew Lang. St Andrews Lib Bull 5
1912.
Repplier, Agnes. Andrew Lang. Catholic World Dec 1912.