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An English miscellany presented to Dr Furnivall in honour of his
seventy-fifth birthday. Oxford 1901.
Sidgwick, F. Frederick James Furnivall. Eng Illustr Mag 30 1904. A
memoir with bibliography.
Dr Frederick James Furnivall. 1910. Obituary notices by Mrs C. C.
Stopes and A. Brandl.
Ker, W. P. Memoir. Proc Br Acad 3 1909–10.
Furnivall: a volume of personal record. 1911. Reminiscences by 49
contributors, with a biography by J. J. Munro.
Benzie, W. Dr F. J. Furnivall: Victorian scholar adventurer. Norman
OK 1983.
Myers, B. F. J. Furnivall. Lexicographer, philanthropist, oarsman.
Jnl of the William Morris Soc 9 1992.
John Genest 1764–1839
Some account of the English stage from 1660 to 1830. 10 vols Bath
1832. Anon.
Sir Israel Gollancz 1863–1930
Pearl: an English poem of the fourteenth century, edited with a
modern rendering. 1891, 1923 (EETS, with Cleanness, Patience
and Sir Gawain).
Cynewulf’s Christ, edited with a modern rendering. 1892.
Charles Lamb’s Specimens of English dramatic poets, now first
edited anew. 1893.
The Exeter book, edited with a translation, notes and introduction.
1895 (EETS).
The parlement of the thre ages, edited with introduction, notes.
1897.
Hoccleve’s works, vol 2: The minor poems in the Ashburnham ms
addit 133. 1897 (EETS).
Marlowe’s The tragical history of Doctor Faustus. 1897.
Hamlet in Iceland: being the Icelandic Ambales Saga, edited and
translated. 1898.
Otway’s Venice preserved. 1899.
Select early English poems. 1913.
A book of homage to Shakespeare. 1916. Gollancz was general editor.
Ich dene: some observations on a manuscript of the life and feats of
arms of Edward Prince of Wales, the Black Prince, a metrical
chronicle in French verse by the Herald of Sir John Chandos. 1921.
The Middle Ages in the lineage of English poetry. 1921.
Sir Gawayne and the Greene Knight, re-edited by R. Morris, revised.
1925, 1940.
The sources of Hamlet. 1926.
The Cædmon manuscripts of Anglo-Saxon biblical poetry, Junius XI
in the Bodleian Library. 1927.
Allegory and mysticism in Shakespeare: reports of three lectures.
1931 (priv ptd).
Gollancz was general editor of the following publishers’ sers: The Temple
Shakespeare, The Temple Classics, The King’s Classics, The King’s Novels, The
Shakespeare Library. For memoir, see F. G. Kenyon, Proc Br Acad 18 1932.
Alexander Balloch Grosart 1835–99
Series of reprints
The Fuller worthies library. 39 vols Edinburgh and Blackburn
1868–76 (priv ptd). Works of Sir John Davies, Fulke Greville,
Henry Vaughan, Marvell, George Herbert; poems of Fuller,
Crashaw, Donne, Southwell, Sidney et al.
Miscellanies of the Fuller worthies library. 4 vols Blackburn 1870–6
(priv ptd). Works of minor 16th- and 17th-century writers.
Occasional issues of unique and very rare books. 18 vols 1875–83
(priv ptd). 16th- and 17th-century rarities such as Robert Dover’s
Annalia Dubrensia, Robert Chester’s Love’s martyr, Willobie his
Avisa etc.
The Chertsey worthies library, edited with memorial-introductions,
notes, illustrations and facsimiles. 14 vols [Blackburn]
1876–80 (priv ptd). Works of Nicholas Breton, John Davies of
Hereford, Joshua Sylvester, Francis Quarles, Joseph Beaumont,
Henry More, Cowley.
Early English poets, edited with memorial-introductions and
notes. 9 vols 1876–7 (priv ptd). Herrick, Sidney, Giles Fletcher,
John Davies of Hereford.
The Huth library: or Elizabethan-Jacobean unique or very rare
books, largely from the library of Henry Huth, edited with notes,
introductions and illustrations. 29 vols 1881–6 (priv ptd). Works
of Greene, Nashe, Gabriel Harvey, and Dekker’s prose works.
Grosart also issued The complete works of Edmund Spenser, 9 vols
1882–4 (priv ptd) (with contributions by E. Dowden, F. T. Palgrave et al),
The complete works of Samuel Daniel, 5 vols 1885–96 (priv ptd), The
poetical works of George Herbert, 1891 (Aldine), edns for Camden Soc,
Roxburghe Club and Chetham Soc, and numerous other reprints including a
number of 17th-century Puritan divines.
Writings
Hymns. Liverpool 1868 (priv ptd).
Songs of the day and night: or three centuries of original hymns.
Edinburgh 1890 (priv ptd), 1891.
Robert Ferguson. 1898.
Also numerous theological works, contributions to A. H. Miles, The poets
and the poetry of the century 1891–7, and many articles in periodicals,
etc. For an appreciation, see O. Smeaton, A great Elizabethan,
Westminster Rev 151 1899.
Edwin Guest 1800–80
A history of English rhythms. 2 vols 1838. 2nd edn ed W. W. Skeat,
1882.
On English pronouns personal. Proc Philological Soc 1844.
Guest also wrote extensively on Romano-British history and pbd numerous
articles in Trans of the Philological Soc.
John Wesley Hales 1836–1914
Notes and essays on Shakespeare. 1884.
Folia litteraria: essays and notes on English literature. 1893.
Contributions to collaborative works
The teaching of English. In F. W. Farrar, Essays on a liberal education,
1867.
Contributions to periodicals
English dialects. Good Words 1867.
The study of the English language. Macmillan’s Mag 15, Apr 1867.
Old English metrical romance. Fraser’s Mag 92, Sep 1875.
Illustrations of Shakespeare’s language. Antiquary 1884.
Hales also pbd edns of Bishop Percy’s Folio ms with F. J. Furnivall, Milton’s
Areopagitica, and various works by Goldsmith, Gray, Johnson, Spenser and
Malory. He was general editor of the Handbooks of English Literature
ser 1895–1903.
Fitz-Edward Hall 1825–1901
Recent examples of false philology. New York 1872.
Modern English. 1873.
The English adjectives in -able, with special reference to reliable. 1877.
Doctor indoctus: some strictures on Professor John Nichol of
Glasgow. 1880.
Contributions to periodicals
English rational and irrational. Nineteenth Cent 8, Sep 1880.