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Three essays on religion: nature, the utility of religion and theism.
By J. S. Mill. Ed Taylor 1874.
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DNB 1901–1911.
The biographical dictionary of modern British radicals. Ed J. Baylen
and N. Gossman. Vol 3 Hemel Hempstead 1988.
Henry Duff Traill 1842–1900
See LR and NRA for letters. Notable collections in BL and Leeds Univ Lib,
Brotherton Collection.
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Glaucus: a tale of a fish – a new and original extravaganza, performed
July 1865. [1865.]
Who is the guide of nature, but only the God of nature? Oxford
1868. Ellerton theological essay.
Present versus past, performed June 1869. [1869.]
The battle of the professors, performed June 1874. [1874.]
The Israelitish question and the comments of the Canaan
journals thereon. 1876. Burlesque of leading London newspapers.
Anon.
Central government. 1881, 1908 (rev H. Craik). Account of the
English constitution.
Sterne. 1882 (EML).
Recaptured rhymes: being a batch of political and other fugitives
arrested and brought to book. Edinburgh 1882.
Coleridge. 1884 (EML).
The new Lucian: being a series of dialogues of the dead. 1884, 1900
(rev and enlarged).
Shaftesbury. 1886. A memoir of Anthony Ashley Cooper, first Earl of
Shaftesbury.
William the Third. 1888.
Lord Strafford. 1889.
Saturday songs. 1890. Satirical verses largely rptd from the Saturday
Rev.
The Marquis of Salisbury. New York 1891.
Number twenty: fables and fantasies. [1892.] Chiefly in prose, with
some in verse.
Two proper prides [A tale]. In Lucy Clifford, A grey romance . . . And
stories by H. D. Traill, W. E. Hodgson. 1894.
The barbarous Britishers: a tip-top novel. [1896.] A parody of Grant
Allen’s The British barbarians.
From Cairo to the Soudan frontier. 1896. Letters rptd from the Daily
Telegraph.
The life of Sir John Franklin, R. N. 1896.
Lord Cromer: a biography. 1897.
The new fiction and other essays on literary subjects. 1897.
The medicine man, performed May 1898. [1898.] With R. Hichens.
The unflinching realist. The Anglo-Saxon Rev 3 Dec 1899. Short
story.
England, Egypt and the Sudan. 1900.
The baby of the future. [1911.] Parodies of nursery rhymes rptd from
Punch.
Editions and introductions
The capitals of the world. Tr from Fr. Ed N. Bell and Traill 1892.
Perl, H. Venezia. Adapted from the German by Mrs A. Bell. Introd by
Traill 1892.
Social England. Ed Traill and J. S. Mann 6 vols 1893–7. Numerous
later edns and reprints. Appeared as The building of Britain and
the empire, 1909, and as Our country: its story from the earliest
days, New York nd. Tr Rus 1896–9.
Disraeli, B. Sybil. Introd by Traill 1895.
Barrett, C. R. B. Battles and battlefields in England. Introd by Traill
1896.
Robert Alan Mowbray Stevenson | Arthur Bingham Walkley
Carlyle, T. The works of Thomas Carlyle (Centenary edition). Ed and
introd by Traill 30 vols 1896–9.
Among my books: papers on literary subjects. Introd by Traill
[1898]. Rptd from Literature.
Contributions to periodicals and collaborative works
Traill edited the Observer, 1889–91 and Literature, 1897–1900. He wrote
numerous articles and reviews for Contemporary Rev, Daily
Telegraph, Dark Blue, Fortnightly Rev, Macmillan’s Mag, Nat Rev,
New Rev, Nineteenth Cent, Pall Mall Gazette, St James’s Gazette,
Saturday Rev, Yellow Book and Yorkshire Post (see also Wellesley 5
1989). He also contributed to such collective works as T. M. Coan (ed),
Studies in biography, New York 1883 and to T. G. Bonney et al, The
Mediterranean, its storied cities and venerable ruins, New York
1902.
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Obits: The Times 22 Feb 1900; Observer 25 Feb 1900.
Traill’s library was sold by auction on 12 July 1900 (auction-sale catalogue reference:
S. – C. S. 1187(4)).
Beeching, H. C. In his Conferences on books and men, 1900.
Tennyson, G. B. Introduction to the reprint of Traill’s edition of The
works of Thomas Carlyle, New York 1980.
Trela, D. J. In G. A. Cevasco, The 1890s: an encyclopedia of British
Literature, art and culture, New York 1993. [fjmk]
Arthur Bingham Walkley 1855–1926
See NRA for his correspondence with William Archer.
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Playhouse impressions. 1892. Rptd from his dramatic criticism in
Speaker, Nat Observer and other periodicals.
Frames of mind. 1899. Essays rptd from various periodicals.
Dramatic criticism: three lectures delivered at the Royal Institution.
1903.
Drama and life. 1907. Essays rptd from The Times and Edinburgh
Rev.
Pastiche and prejudice. 1921. Essays rptd from The Times.
More prejudice. 1923. Articles rptd from The Times.
Still more prejudice. 1925. Articles rptd from The Times.
He contributed to Arts and Decoration, Cosmopolis, Fortnightly Rev,
Literature, Nat Observer, New Rev, Speaker, Star, Temple Bar, The
Times and TLS (see also Wellesley 5 1989). Some of Walkley’s essays were
included in anthologies, such as R. M. Gay (ed), Facts, fancy and opinion,
1923; F. H. Pritchard (ed), Essays of to-day, 1924; W. T. Hastings (ed),
Contemporary essays, 1928; C. H. Slover and W. T. De Starnes (ed), Types
of prose writing, 1933 and G. J. Nathan (ed), The magic mirror: selected
writings on the theatre, New York 1960.
Editions and introductions
Maeterlinck, M. P. M. B. The treasure of the humble. Tr from Fr by A.
Sutro. Introd by Walkley 1897.
de Voltaire, F.M.A. The history of Candide. Introd by Walkley [1922].
Austen, J. The Watsons. Introd by Walkley 1923.
Morand, P. Green shoots. Tr from Fr. Introd by Walkley, preface by
M. Proust 1923.
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Bennet, A. Things that interested me. 1921–6.
Hind, C. L. More authors and I. 1922.
Agate, J. E. Fantasies and impromptus. 1925.
The Times 9 Oct 1926. Obituary.
Memorial Service in St Bride’s Church, Fleet Street [1926].
Child, H. N. The post-Victorians. 1933.
Beerbohm, M. Around theatres. 1953.
Bushko, D. A. Arthur Bingham Walkley’s theory and practice of dramatic
criticism. Unpbd diss, Columbia Univ 1976. [jmb]
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