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Early Nineteenth-Century Poetry
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Orion, and other anonymous and hitherto unpublished poems
attributed to John Keats. Ed Bristol Williams, Webster Groves
MO 1939.
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Textual matters
Exhaustive and up-to-date coverage of Keats’s mss is provided by Stillinger,
The texts of Keats’s poems, 1974, and (ed) The poems of John Keats,
1978 pp. 539–763.
Jenks, E. Keats relics. Athenaeum, 1891.
Jenks, E. Keats relics and mss. Bookworm 4, 1891.
Relics of John Keats. Library ser 2 3, 1891.
Dilke, C. W. Keats’s copy of the anatomy. Athenaeum, Jan 1893.
Kenyon, F. G. The new Keats MS. Athenaeum 29, Dec 1894.
Higginson, T. W. A Keats manuscript. Forum, June 1896.
Forman, H. B. Keats’s manuscript of The cap and bells. Athenaeum,
Jan 1902.
Grigor, J. Keats’s ‘Ode to a nightingale’: the original MS. N & Q , 18
Apr 1903.
C. C. B. Keats’s ‘Ode to a nightingale’: the original MS. N & Q , 9 May
1903.
Forman, H. B. Keats: some readings and notes. Athenaeum, Feb 1904.
To autumn. Century Mag, Nov 1904.
de Selincourt, E. Recently discovered Keats mss. N & Q , 4 Feb 1905.
Forman, H. B. Some Keats crumbs. Athenaeum July 1909.
Holman, T. B. Booksellers connected with Keats. N & Q , 31 May 1913.
Roberts, R. Fragments of a Keats manuscript. Keats–Shelley
Memorial Bull 2, 1913.
de Selincourt, E. Keats: recent additions to our knowledge. TLS, 21
May 1914. 1st pbn of two ‘laurel crown’ sonnets.
Sargent, G. H. Keats treasures in America. Bookman’s Jnl 3, 1921.
Stuart, H. A misprint in Keats. TLS, 26 May 1921.
Muirhead, J. F. The text of Keats. TLS, 9 July 1925.
Draper, W. A. A literary windfall. Amer Collector 5, 1927.
Gohdes, C. A note on the bibliography of Keats. MLN 43, 1929.
Mabbott, T. O. Arcturus and Keats: an early American publication of
Keats’s La belle dame sans merci. Amer Lit 2, 1931.
Stearns, B.-M. The first publication of two poems by Keats. TLS, 4
Aug 1932.
Pope, W. B. A book of Keats’s. TLS, 6 Oct 1932.
Ridley, M. R. The text of Keats. TLS, 20 Oct 1932, 3 Nov, 10 Nov.
Ballman, A. B. On the revisions of Hyperion. MLN 47, 1932.
Forman, M. B. Letters of John Keats. Publisher’s Weekly 124, 1933.
Page, F. The two Hyperions. TLS, 20 Nov 1937.
Thorpe, C. D. An unknown Keats manuscript. TLS, Aug 1938.
Clark, E. B. A manuscript of John Keats at Dumbarton Oaks. HLB 1,
1947.
Steele, M. A. E. The Woodhouse transcripts of the poems of Keats.
HLB 3, 1949.
Whitley, A. The autograph of Keats’s In drear nighted December.
HLB 5, 1951.
Steele, M. A. E. Three early mss of Keats. Keats–Shelley Jnl 1, 1952.
Rollins, H. E. Unpublished autograph texts of Keats. HLB 6, 1952.
Stull, J. S. An early annotated edition of The eve of St Agnes. PBSA
46, 1952.
Jones, L. M. Keats’s theatrical reviews in the Champion.
Keats–Shelley Jnl 3, 1954.
Coles, W. A. The proof sheets of Keats’s Lamia. HLB 8, 1954.
Roth, R. N. The Houghton-Crewe draft of Keats’s Ode to a nightingale.
PBSA 48, 1954.
Steele, M. A. E. A passport note attributed to Keats: a postscript. HLB
9, 1955.
Rollins, H. E. Benjamin Bailey’s scrapbook. Keats–Shelley Jnl 6,
1957.
Jones, L. M. New letters, articles and poems by J. H. Reynolds.
Keats–Shelley Jnl 6, 1957.
Stillinger, J. Keats’s Grecian urn and the evidence of transcripts.
PMLA 73, 1958.
Patterson, C. The Keats-Hazlitt-Hunt copy of Palmerin of England
in relation to Keats’s poetry. JEGP 60, 1961.
Stillinger, J. The text of The eve of St Agnes. SB 16, 1963.
Sperry, S. M., jr. Richard Woodhouse’s interleaved and annotated
copy of Keats’s Poems, 1817. Literary Monographs 1, 1967.
Gittings, R. The odes of Keats, and their earliest known manuscripts.
1970.
Haworth, H. Keats’s copy of Lamb’s Specimens of English dramatic
poets. BNYPL 74, 1970.
Stillinger, J. Review of Gittings, The odes of Keats. JEGP 71, 1972.
Anderson, N. Corrections to Amy Lowell’s reading of Keats’s marginalia.
Keats–Shelley Jnl 23, 1974.
Stillinger, J. The texts of Keats’s poems. Cambridge MA 1974.
Jones, L. M. The dating of the two Hyperions. SB 30, 1977.
Jackson, D. H. Line indentation in Stillinger’s The poems of John
Keats. SB 36, 1983.
Powell, M. K. Keats and his editor: the manuscript of Endymion.
Library ser 6 6, 1984.
Stillinger, J. Stop-press corrections in Keats’s Poems, 1817. PBSA 79,
1985.
Stillinger, J. (ed), The manuscripts of the younger romantics: John
Keats. vol 1, Poems, 1817: a facsimile of Richard Woodhouse’s
annotated copy in the Huntington Library, New York 1985; vol 2,
Endymion: a facsimile of the revised holograph manuscript, New
York 1985; vol 3, Endymion, 1818: a facsimile of Richard
Woodhouse’s annotated copy in the Berg Collection, New York
1985; vol 4, Facsimiles of Richard Woodhouse’s scrapbook materials
in the Pierpont Morgan Library, New York 1985; vol 5,
Manuscript poems in the British Library: facsimiles of the
Hyperion holograph and George Keats’s notebook of holographs
and transcripts, New York 1988; vol 6, The Woodhouse poetry
transcripts at Harvard: a facsimile of the W2 notebook, with
description and contents of the W1 notebook, New York 1988; vol
7,The Charles Brown poetry transcripts at Harvard, New York
1988.
Lau, B. Further corrections to Amy Lowell’s transcriptions of Keats’s
marginalia. Keats–Shelley Jnl 35, 1986.
Stillinger, J. The manuscripts of Keats’s letters: an update.
Keats–Shelley Jnl 36, 1987.
Morpurgo, J. E. The poet and Barabbas: Keats, his publishers and
editors. In Literature and the art of creation, ed R. Welch and
Suheil Badi Bushrui, Totowa NJ 1988.
Sato, T. A revaluation of Keats’s ‘Ode on indolence’ with special
attention to its stanzaic order. PQ 68, 1989.
Sato, T. The textual history of ‘Ode on a Grecian urn’ reexamined in
terms of its first printed version in Annals of the fine arts. Univ of
Saga Stud in Eng 18, 1990.
Sato, T. Some textual problems of ‘Ode to a nightingale’. Eng and
Eng–Amer Lit 25, 1990.
Stillinger, J. (ed). Poetry manuscripts at Harvard: John Keats. Essay
by Helen Vendler. Cambridge MA 1990.
Pre-1920 criticism
Mathew, G. F. To a poetical friend. European Mag, Oct 1816.
Mathew, G. F. Art thou a poet? thou hast learn’d to feign. European
Mag, Oct 1817.
Terrot, C. H. Common sense: a poem. 1819.
Woodhouse, R. From a correspondent. Sun, July 1820.
[Scott, J.]. The Mohock magazine. Baldwin’s London Mag, Dec 1820.
Procter, B. W. (writing as ‘L.’). Death of Mr John Keats. Baldwin’s
London Mag, Apr 1821.
G.V.D. On reading Lamia and other poems by John Keats. Gossip
(Kentish Town), 19 May 1821.
M. M. On the neglect of genius. Imperial Mag, Dec 1821.