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Wolff, L. John Keats: sa vie et son oeuvre. Paris 1910.
Hudson, W. H. Keats and his poetry. 1911.
Mackail, J. W. Lectures on poetry. 1911.
The Bookman memorial souvenir. Bookman (London), June 1912.
Spurgeon, C. Mysticism in English literature. 1913.
Hearn, L. Interpretations of literature. Ed J. Erskine 1915.
Powys, J. C. Visions and revisions: a book of literary devotions. 1915.
Thomas, E. Keats. London and New York [1916].
Babbitt, I. Rousseau and romanticism. 1919.
Rossetti, D. G. John Keats. Criticism and comments. 1919 (priv ptd by
T. J. Wise). Five letters to H. B. Forman.
Biographies
Clarke, C. Cowden. Letter on John Keats, the poet. Morning Chron,
27 July 1821.
Hunt, L. On the suburbs of Genoa and the country about London. In
his The literary examiner, 1823.
Procter, B. W. (writing as ‘Iluscenor’). Recollections of books and
their authors, no. 6: John Keats, the poet. Olio: or museum of
entertainment, Jan–July 1828.
Hunt, L. Lord Byron and some of his contemporaries. 1828.
Hone, W. The every-day book and table book. 1830–1.
Clarke, C. Cowden. In his The riches of Chaucer, 1 1835.
Brown, C. A. In his Shakespeare’s autobiographical poems, 1838.
Brown, C. A. Walks in the north during the summer of 1818.
Plymouth and Devonport Weekly Jnl, 1, 8, 15, 22 Oct 1840.
Dendy, W. C. The philosophy of mystery. 1841.
Severn, J. Sonnet by the late John Keats. Union Mag, Feb 1846.
Milnes, R. M. Life, letters and literary remains of Keats. 2 vols 1848,
New York 1848, 1 vol London 1867; ed R. Lynd 1927 (EL); Oxford
1931 (WC).
Hunt, L. In his Autobiography, with reminiscences of friends and
contemporaries, 3 vols 1850; ed E. Blunden, Oxford 1928 (WC); ed
J. E. Morpurgo 1948.
Clarke, C. Cowden. Letter. Examiner, 9 July 1853.
Taylor, T. In his Life of Benjamin Robert Haydon, from his autobiography
and journals, 3 vols 1853.
Clarke, C. Cowden. Recollections of Keats. Atlantic Monthly, Jan
1861; GM, Feb 1874 (rev).
Severn, J. On the vicissitudes of Keats’s fame. Atlantic Monthly, Apr
1863.
J. H. C. Chatterton. N & Q , 24 Aug 1872.
Haydon, B. R. In his Correspondence and table talk, 2 vols 1876.
Haydon, B. R. Diary. Ed W. B. Pope 5 vols Cambridge MA 1960–3.
Procter, B. W. An autobiographical fragment and biographical
notes, 1877.
Clarke, C. Cowden. and M. Cowden Clarke. In their Recollections of
writers, 1878; introd by R. Gittings, Fontwell 1969 (photo facs).
Forman, H. B. Severn and Keats. Athenaeum, 23, 30 Aug 1879.
Richardson, B. W. An Esculapian poet – John Keats. In his Asclepiad,
1884; rptd in his Disciples of Aesculapius, 1900.
Colvin, S. Keats. 1887 (EML).
Rossetti, W. M. Life of Keats. 1887.
Sharp, W. In his Life and letters of Joseph Severn, 1892.
Graham, W. Keats and Severn. New Rev, May 1894; rptd in his Last
links with Byron, Shelley and Keats, 1898.
Colvin, S. A morning’s walk in a Hampstead garden. Monthly Rev,
Mar 1903; rptd in The John Keats memorial volume, 1921.
Miller, B. Leigh Hunt’s relations with Byron, Shelley and Keats. New
York 1910.
Colvin, S. Keats and his friends: unpublished poems and letters.
TLS, 16 April 1914.
Colvin, S. Keats: his life and poetry, his friends, critics and afterfame.
1917, 1918, 1920.
Blunden, E. Shelley and Keats as they struck their contemporaries.
1925.
Dilke, C. W. Memoir. In Endymion, introd by H. Clement Notcutt,
1927.
Brown, C. A. Life of John Keats. Ed D. H. Bodurtha and W. B. Pope 1937.
Brown, C. A. Some letters and miscellanea of Charles Brown, the
friend of Keats and Thomas Richards. Ed M. B. Forman 1937.
Hewlett, D. Adonais: a life of John Keats. 1937.
Bate, W. J. John Keats. Cambridge MA and Oxford 1963.
Ward, A. John Keats: the making of a poet. London and New York
1963.
Brown, C. A. Letters. Ed J. Stillinger. Cambridge MA 1966.
Gittings, R. John Keats. 1968, 1971 (Pen).
Stillinger, J. Another early biographical sketch of ‘young Keats’. ELN
18, 1981.
Pinion, F. B. A Keats chronology. 1992.
Motion, A. Keats. 1997.
The Keats–Shelley Jnl and The Keats–Shelley Rev ( formerly The
Keats–Shelley Memorial Bull) are published annually. [dw]
John Keble 1792–1866
On translation from dead languages: a prize essay. Oxford 1812. Prose.
The Christian year: thoughts in verse for the Sundays and holydays
throughout the year. 2 vols Oxford 1827 (2 edns, anon); New York
[1827?]; Philadelphia 1827; Oxford 1828, 1829, 1832, 1833, 1834;
Philadelphia 1834, 1835; Oxford 1835, 1836, 1837, 1839, 1840;
Philadelphia 1840; Oxford and London 1841 (2 edns); Philadelphia
1842; Oxford 1843, 1844 (2 edns), 1845 (3 edns), 1846 (2 edns);
Philadelphia 1847; Oxford 1847, 1848; Philadelphia 1848; Oxford
1849 (3 edns); New York 1850; Oxford 1850 (4 edns); Philadelphia
1850, 1851; Oxford 1852 (2 edns); New York 1853; Oxford 1853, 1854;
Philadelphia 1854; Oxford 1856; Philadelphia 1856, 1857; Oxford
1857 (2 edns), 1858 (4 edns); New York 1858; Oxford 1859 (5 edns),
1860 (5 edns); Philadelphia 1860; Oxford 1861 (4 edns), 1862 (2
edns); New York 1862; Oxford 1863; Philadelphia 1863; Oxford
1864 (3 edns); Philadelphia 1864; Oxford 1865 (3 edns); Boston
1865; New York 1866; Oxford 1866 (3 edns); Boston 1867;
Philadelphia 1867; Oxford 1868 (2 edns, one a facs of 1827), 1869;
Boston 1869; Philadelphia [1869?], 1870; New York 1872; London
1873; New York 1873; Oxford 1873 (5 edns); London [1874]
(abridged), [1874] (with memoir by W. Temple); 1875 (2 edns, one
illustr F. Overbeck); New York 1875; London 1876, 1877, ‘1878’
[1877] (facs of original draft, with collation of the variations
between draft and the pbd edns), 1878, 1879 (2 edns), 1880 (5 edns),
1881, 1882 (2 edns), 1883 (2 edns, one with memoir and portrait),
1884 (2 edns, one The Canterbury Poets), [1885]; New York 1885; ed
A. H. Grant, London [1886]; ed ‘Pilgrim’ (J. Hogg), London 1886
(with Collects, and a series of meditations and exhortations
selected from the works of H. P. Liddon); London 1887 (3 edns, one
ed H. Morley); New York 1887; London [1889]; New York 1890,
1891; London 1891, 1892, 1893 (2 edns, one illus, including a portrait),
1894, 1895 (2 edns, one with introd and notes by W. Lock and
5 designs by R. Anning Bell), 1896 (authorised edn); New York
1896; London 1897 (2 edns, one a 2-vol facs of 1st edn with preface
by Bishop of Rochester and a list of alterations made by the author
in the text of later edns); London 1898 (2 edns, one ed W. Lock);
New York 1898; London 1900, 1901; New York 1902; London 1903
(Unit Lib), [1903] (Red Letter Lib); Guildford 1904; New York 1905;
London [1906]; Chicago [1907]; London [1907], 1909; ed J. C. Sharp,
London [1914]; Oxford 1914 (WC and one with Lyra innocentium
and other poems and the sermon National apostasy); Detroit 1975;
London 1977; Detroit 1990; New York 1991. Numerous undated
edns have appeared, many of the hymns have been rptd separately
and there has been a large number of vols composed of selections
from The Christian year.
National apostasy considered in a sermon. Oxford 1833, 1847 (in
Sermons, academical and occasional), 1914 (in The Christian year,