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Edition and Introductions
Pattison, Mark. Memoirs. 1885, rptd Farnborough and London
1969. Many reviews, including those by Henry Nettleship in Acad
28 Mar 1885, John Morley in Macmillan’s Mag 51, Apr 1885, and
Eliza Lynn Linton in Temple Bar 74, June 1885.
Bulley, A. A. and M. Whitley. Women’s work . . . with a preface by
Lady Dilke. 1894 (Gibbin’s Social Questions no 13).
Molinier, E. The Wallace Collection (objets d’art) at Hertford House
. . .With an introduction by Lady Dilke. 1903.
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Obits: The Times, 25 Oct 1904; Athenaeum 30 Oct 1904.
Dilke, Sir C. W. Memoir. In 1905 edn of The book of the spiritual life.
Askwith, The Hon B. E. Lady Dilke: a biography. 1969.
Israel, K. Names and stories: Emilia Dilke and Victorian culture.
New York and Oxford 1998. [jw]
Sir Arthur Thomas Quiller-Couch 1863–1944
See col 1677.
Sir Walter Alexander Raleigh 1861–1922
See LR and NRA for mss and letters. Notable collections in BL, Bodleian,
Cambridge Univ: King’s College, Glasgow Univ Lib, Liverpool Univ: Sidney
Jones Lib.
Bibliographies
Bibliography of Raleigh’s works 1883–1922. Periodical, 8 Sep 1922,
rptd in abstract in the Letters vol 2, below.
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Poetry and fact: an inaugural address delivered at University
College, Liverpool 13 March 1890. Liverpool 1890.
The English novel: being a short sketch of its history from the earliest
times to the appearance of Waverley. 1894.
The riddle: a pleasant pastoral comedy adapted from the Wife of
Bath’s tale as it is set forth in the works of Master Geoffrey
Chaucer, presented at Otterspool on Midsummers Eve 1895.
Liverpool 1895.
Robert Louis Stevenson. 1895.
Style. 1897.
The study of arts in a modern university. Liverpool 1899.
Milton. 1900.
The study of English literature: being the inaugural lecture delivered
at the University of Glasgow on Thursday October 18 1900.
Glasgow 1900.
Mackay in ’Egitto: a cantata in two inundations. 1901. Rptd from A
miscellany: presented to J. M. Mackay.
Wordsworth. 1903.
The English voyages of the sixteenth century. Vol 12 of Hakluyt’s
The principal navigations. Glasgow 1903–5, 1906 (rev and reissued
separately).
In memoriam: James McNeill Whistler. 1905.
Some thoughts on examinations: by an examiner. 1906 (priv ptd).
Samuel Johnson: the Leslie Stephen lecture delivered in the Senate
House, Cambridge 22 February 1907. Oxford 1907.
Shakespeare. 1907 (EML).
Vandyopadhyana, J. Notes on Raleigh’s life of Shakespeare.
Calcutta 1917.
Six essays on Johnson. Oxford 1910.
The meaning of a university: an inaugural address delivered to the
students of University College Aberystwyth. 1911.
Richard who would not be king: a puppet play in three acts. Oxford
1911.
James: a comedy in one act. [Oxford] 1913.
The age of Elizabeth. Oxford 1916. In Shakespeare’s England: an
Emilia Frances Pattison | John Mackinnon Robertson
account of the life and manners of his age, 2 vols Oxford 1916
(planned by W. Raleigh and ed S. Lee and C. T. Onions).
Romance: two lectures. Princeton 1916. Lectures delivered at
Princeton Univ 4 & 5 May 1915.
England and the war: being sundry addresses delivered during the
war. Oxford 1918.
Shakespeare and England. 1918. Annual Shakespeare lecture for the
Br Acad, also in PBA 1917–18, 1921.
The war in the air: being the story of the part played in the Great
War by the Royal Air Force. 6 vols Oxford 1922–37 (vol 1 by
Raleigh, vols 2–6 by H. A. Jones).
Laughter from a cloud. Introd by H. Raleigh 1923. Humorous
sketches and poems.
Some authors: a collection of literary essays 1896–1916. Oxford
1923.
On writing and writers: being extracts from his notebooks. Selected
and ed by G. Gordon. 1926.
Editions, introductions, contributions to periodicals and collaborative
works
Raleigh edited and wrote introductions for numerous authors such as
Matthew Arnold, Blake, Baldassare Castiglione, Samuel Johnson, Keats,
Milton, Shakespeare and Shelley. He edited the Cambridge Rev, 1883–4, and
made contributions to Fortnightly Rev, New Rev (see Wellesley 5 1989),
Thrush, TLS and the Yellow Book. His Address of reception to John
Masefield appeared in Royal Society of Literature of the United
Kingdom, London: addresses of reception, 1914.
Letters
The letters of Sir Walter Raleigh 1879–1922. Ed Lady Raleigh 2 vols
1926, 1928 (enlarged).
A selection from the letters of Sir Walter Raleigh 1880–1922. Ed
Lady Raleigh, preface D. Nichol Smith, introd by R. Bridges.
1928.
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Raleigh. Acad 18 Dec 1897.
Obituary notices on Raleigh appeared in May and June 1922, in the
Liverpool Post (O. Elton), Oxford Chron (H. W. Garrod), Oxford
Mag (T. H. Warren), TLS (G. S. Gordon, rptd in his Lives of
authors, 1950).
Chapman, R. W. Raleigh. London Mercury July 1922.
Jones, H. A. Sir Walter Raleigh and the air history: a personal recollection.
1922.
Crum, V. Sir Walter Alexander Raleigh. Oxford 1923.
Gordon, G. S. Raleigh in his letters. London Mercury 13 Apr 1926
(rptd in his Discipline of letters, Oxford 1949).
Legouis, E. Raleigh d’après ses lettres. Revue Anglo-Américaine 4
1926.
Hart, H. L. A. The position of Raleigh among literary critics.
Nineteenth Cent Oct 1927.
Garrod, H. W. Walter Raleigh. In his The profession of poetry, 1929.
Palmer, D. J. Walter Raleigh and the years of the English Fund. In his
The rise of English studies, 1965.
Kelly, T. Some thoughts of Sir Walter Raleigh. In KM80: a birthday
album for Kenneth Muir, Tuesday 5 May 1987. Liverpool nd.
Ansari, A. A. Essays on Sir Walter Raleigh 1988. Aligarh 1988.
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John Mackinnon Robertson 1856–1933
See NRA for mss and letters. Notable collections in BL, Bodleian, Durham
Univ Lib, Lib of the International Inst for Social History at Amsterdam, Lilly
Lib Indiana.
Bibliography
Bibliography of the works by J. M. Robertson. In J. M. Robertson
(1856–1933), liberal, rationalist, and scholar, ed G. A. Wells, 1987.
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