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Late Nineteenth-Century Prose
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Thomas Humphry Ward 1845–1926
Humphry Sandwith: a memoir. 1884.
Oxford. Illustr J. Fulleylove, notes by Ward 1889.
Romney: a biographical and critical essay, with a catalogue raisonné
of his works. 2 vols 1904. With W. Roberts.
History of the Athenaeum [Club] 1824–1925, based on materials collected
by the late H. R. Tedder. 1926.
Editions and introductions
Brasenose ale: a collection of verses annually presented on Shrove
Tuesday. Ed Ward 1878.
The English poets: selection with critical introductions by various
writers and a general introduction by Matthew Arnold. Ed Ward
4 vols 1880–1. Numerous edns.
Men of the reign: a biographical dictionary of eminent persons of
British and colonial birth who have died during the reign of
Queen Victoria. Ed Ward 1885.
The reign of Queen Victoria: a survey of fifty years of progress. Ed
Ward 2 vols 1887.
English art in the public galleries of London, published under the
direction of Ward, with the assistance of W. Armstrong and
others. 1888.
Pictures in the collection of J. Pierpont Morgan. Introd by Ward
1907.
Contributions to periodicals
For Ward’s contributions to Edinburgh Rev, Macmillan’s Mag and Quart
Rev, see Wellesley 5 1989. [md]
Theodore Watts-Dunton, earlier Watts 1832–1914
For mss and letters, see LR and NRA. Notable collections in BL, Leeds Univ
Lib and Rutgers Univ Lib.
Bibliographies
Catalogue of the library of Walter Theodore Watts-Dunton. 1917.
Poem.
Truss, T. J. Watts-Dunton: a primary bibliography. BB 23 1961.
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Jubilee greeting at Spithead to the men of Greater Britain. 1897.
The coming of love and other poems. 1898, 1899 (includes Rhona
Boswell’s story and adds long prefatory note), 1906 (rev and
enlarged), 1907 (with introductory note and portrait by D. G.
Rossetti).
Aylwin: a novel. 1899, [1900] (adds further introd), 1901 (with 2
appendices), 1902 (illus), 1904 (WC), 1906 (illus with a note on the
Renascence of wonder and postscript), 1929 (with a note on the
character of D’Arcy and a key to the story).
Christmas at the Mermaid. 1902. First pbd in The coming of love
and other poems.
The Rhodes memorial at Oxford: the work of Cecil Rhodes – a
sonnet sequence. [1907.]
Rossetti and Charles Wells: a reminiscence of Kelmscott Manor. In
Joseph and his brethren by Charles Wells, Oxford 1908 (WC).
Henry Thoreau and other children of the open air. 1910.
Old familiar faces. 1916. Sketches rptd from Athenaeum: Borrow,
Rossetti, Tennyson, Christina Rossetti, Gordon Hake, de Tabley,
Morris and Groome.
Poetry and the renascence of wonder: with a preface by Thomas
Hake. 1916. Article on Poetry rptd from Encyclopaedia Britannica
1885 (9th edn), on Renascence of wonder from Chambers’
Cyclopaedia of English literature vol 3, 1901.
Vesprie Towers: a novel. 1916.
Editions and introductions
Borrow, G. H. Lavengro. Introd by Watts-Dunton 1893.
Gosse, E. W. King Erik. Introductory essay by Watts-Dunton 1893.
Borrow, G. H. The romany rye. Introd by Watts-Dunton 1900.
Brontë, C., E. and A. The novels and poems. Introd by Watts-Dunton
to vol 6 1901 (WC).
Borrow, G. H. Wild Wales. Introd by Watts-Dunton 1906.
Shakespeare, W. The complete works. Notes and introd by Sidney
Lee, special introd by Watts-Dunton. 1906, 1910 (WC).
Thoreau, H. D. The works. Introd by Watts-Dunton 1906.
Johnson, E. P. Flint and feather. Introd by Watts-Dunton 1913.
Swinburne, A. C. Charles Dickens. Preface and illustrative notes by
Watts-Dunton 1913.
The Keats letters. 1914.
Swinburne, A. C. Selections. Ed Watts-Dunton 1915.
Contributions to periodicals and collaborative works
Watts-Dunton’s contributions to Fortnightly Rev, New Quart Mag and
Nineteenth Cent are listed in Wellesley 5 1989. He also contributed to such
composite works as The poets and poetry of the century, ed A. H. Miles,
1891.
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Hamelius, J. P. Theodore Watts. 1899.
Douglas, J. Theodore Watts-Dunton. 1904.
Hake, T. S. E. and A. Compton-Rickett. The life and letters of
Theodore Watts-Dunton. 1916.
Panter-Downes, M. At the Pines: Swinburne and Watts-Dunton on
Putney. 1971. [md]
Sir Frederick Wedmore 1844–1921
See LR and NRA for letters to Clement Shorter.
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The two lives of Wilfrid Harris. 1868.
A snapt gold ring. 2 vols 1871.
Two girls. 2 vols 1873.
Studies in English art. 2 ser 1876–80.
Pastorals of France: A last love at Pornic – Yvonne of Croisic – The
four bells of Chartres. 1877, 1893 (with Renunciations, below).
The masters of genre painting: being an introductory handbook to
the study of genre painting. [1879.]
Meryon and Meryon’s Paris; with a descriptive catalogue of the
artist’s work. 1879, 1892 (2nd edn rev and enlarged).
Four masters of etching . . . with original etchings by Haden,
Jacquemart, Whistler and Legros. 1883.
The pictures of the season. 1883.
Notes . . . on French eighteenth century art. 1885.
Whistler’s etchings: a study and a catalogue. 1886, 1899 (rev and
enlarged). A supplement by An amateur, New York 1902.
Notes on Velasquez and Titian in the etchings of R. W. Macbeth.
1888.
A chemist in the suburbs. [1890] (priv ptd). Later included in
Renunciations, below.
Fontainebleau. Fifteen photogravures after the pictures by J.
Haynes-Williams. 1890.
Life of Honoré de Balzac. 1890.
A descriptive catalogue of drawings, prints, pictures and porcelain
collected by James Pyke Thompson. 1891 (priv ptd).
Renunciations: A chemist in the suburbs – A confidence at the Savile
– The north coast and Eleanor. 1893, 1893 (with Pastorals of
France).
English episodes: The vicar of Pimlico – Justice Wilkinshaw’s attentions
– The fitting obsequies – Katherine in the Temple – The
new ‘Marienbad-elegy’. 1894.
Etching in England. 1895, New York 1895 (partly rptd as Dry-points
of Paul Helleu).
Orgeas and Miradou. [Grasse? 1895] (priv ptd). Also included in
Orgeas and Miradou, with other pieces: To Nancy; The poet on