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Principles of biography: the Leslie Stephen lecture. Cambridge 1911.
The place of English literature in the modern university: a lecture.
1913.
King Edward VII: a biography. 2 vols 1925–7.
Elizabethan and other essays. Ed F. S. Boas, Oxford 1929 (with
memoir).
Lee pbd other pams, mainly on Elizabethan topics. He contributed to CHEL,
Cambridge Modern History, Year’s Work in English Studies
(1921–3), Trans New Shakespeare Soc and other composite works.
Editions
The boke of Duke of Huon of Burdeux, by Lord Berners. 4 pts
1882–7 (EETS).
The autobiography of Edward, Lord Herbert of Cherbury. 1886,
1906.
The dictionary of national biography, vol 27–end of suppl 2,
1891–1917. In addition to editing the Dictionary, Lee contributed
820 articles, exclusive of his work in the supplements.
Shakespeare’s comedies, histories and tragedies: being a reproduction
in facsimile of the first folio edition, with introduction and
census of copies. Oxford 1902. Similar facs reprints of Pericles,
Sonnets, Venus and Adonis, Lucrece, 1905. Census also pbd separately;
Notes and additions to the census, 1906.
Elizabethan sonnets, with an introduction. 2 vols 1904. A rearrangement
of parts of Arber’s English garner.
Methuen’s standard library. 40 vols 1905–6.
The works of William Shakespeare. 20 vols Cambridge MA 1907–10
(Caxton edn). General introd only by Lee.
The chronicle history of King Leir. 1909. With introd.
Shakespeare’s England. 2 vols Oxford 1916. Planned and partly ed
Lee.
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Pollard, A. F. Lee and the Dictionary of national biography. Bull Inst
of Historical Research June 1926.
Harrison, G. B. Sir Sidney Lee. London Mercury June 1930.
Firth, C. H. Sir Sidney Lee. 1931.
Robert William Lowe fl. 1877–91
The fashionable tragedian. 1877. On Irving. Written with William
Archer.
A bibliographical account of the English theatrical literature from
the earliest times to the present day. 1888.
Thomas Betterton: a biography. 1891.
Lowe also edited Churchill’s Rosciad and Apology, Cibber’s Apology and J.
Doran’s Their Majesties’ servants, as well as a series of dramatic essays by
Hazlitt, Hunt, Lewes, etc, with Archer.
Samuel Lysons 1763–1819
Our vulgar tongue. 1868.
Lysons wrote extensively on theology, medieval history and the history of
Gloucestershire.
George Campbell Macaulay 1852–1915
Francis Beaumont: a critical study. 1883.
The history of Herodotus, translated. 2 vols 1890.
Poems by Matthew Arnold, selected and edited. 1896, 1928.
The complete works of John Gower, edited from the manuscripts
with introductions, notes and glossaries. 4 vols Oxford
1899–1902.
Gower: selections from Confessio amantis. Oxford 1903.
James Thomson. 1908 (EML).
Also German, Greek and Latin textbooks and edns of 4 of Tennyson’s Idylls of
the King and of Lord Berners’ Froissart (Globe).
Sir Frederic Madden 1801–73
The ancient English romance of Havelok the Dane, accompanied by
the French text; with an introduction, notes and a glossary. 1828
(Roxburghe Club).
Privy purse expenses of the Princess Mary, daughter of King Henry
the eighth, afterwards Queen Mary, with a memoir of the
Princess and notes. 1831.
The ancient English romance of William and the werewolf; edited,
with an introduction and glossary. 1832 (Roxburghe Club). With
2 letters on werewolves by A. Herbert.
Illuminated ornaments, selected from manuscripts and early
printed books from the sixth to the seventeenth centuries, drawn
and engraved by H. Shaw; with descriptions by Madden. 1833.
The Olde English versions of the Gesta Romanorum, edited for the
first time from manuscripts in the British Museum and
University Library, Cambridge, with an introduction and notes.
1838 (Roxburghe Club).
Syr Gawayne: a collection of ancient romance-poems by Scottish
and English authors, relating to that celebrated knight of the
round table, with an introduction, notes and a glossary. 1839
(Bannatyne Club).
Lazamon’s Brut, or chronicle of Britain: a poetical semi-Saxon paraphrase
of the Brut of Wace, now first published from the
Cottonian manuscripts in the British Museum; accompanied by a
literal translation, notes and a grammatical glossary. 3 vols 1847
(Soc of Antiquaries).
The Holy Bible in the earliest English versions made from the Latin
Vulgate by John Wycliffe and his followers; edited by the Rev
Josiah Forshall and Madden. 4 vols Oxford 1850. Contains glossary,
with 2 distinct texts throughout.
Universal palaeography: or facsimiles of writings of all periods and
nations, by J. B. Silvestre; accompanied by an historical and
descriptive text by Champollion-Figeac and A. Champollion,
translated from the French, and edited, with corrections and
notes. 2 vols 1850.
Matthei Parisiensis, Monach Sancti Albani, Historia Anglorum,
sive, ut vulgo dicitur, historia minor: item, ejusdem abbreviato
chronicorum Angliae. 3 vols 1866–9 (Rolls ser). To vol 3 is prefaced
a life and criticism of Matthew Paris.
Madden was Keeper of mss at the BM from 1837, and produced various guides
and catalogues for that department; his other edns included one of Warton’s
History of English poetry.
James Maidment 1795?–1879
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A north countrie garland. Edinburgh 1824 (anon); ed T. G.
Stevenson, Edinburgh 1868.
A [second; third] book of Scottish pasquils. 3 pts Edinburgh 1827–8,
Edinburgh 1868 (enlarged).
Reliquiae Scoticae: Scotish remains in prose and verse. Edinburgh
1829. With R. Pitcairn.
Analecta Scotica: collections illustrative of the civil, ecclesiastical
and literary history of Scotland. 2 vols Edinburgh 1834–7.
Fragmenta Scoto-dramatica 1715–58. Edinburgh 1835.
Bannatyniana: notices relative to the Bannatyne Club, including
critiques on some of its publications. Edinburgh 1836.
Scotish elegiac verses on the principal nobility and gentry from
1629–1729. Edinburgh 1842.
A new book of old ballads. Edinburgh 1844; ed T. G. Stevenson,
Edinburgh 1868, 1885.
Scotish ballads and songs. Edinburgh 1859, 1868.
Dramatists of the Restoration. 14 vols Edinburgh 1872–9. With W.
H. Logan.
Maidment also pbd much, mainly Scottish antiquities, for the Abbotsford,
Bannatyne, Hunterian and Maitland Clubs and the Spottiswoode Soc. For
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