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Lyra innocentium, and other poems etc); ed R. J. E. Boggis,
Torquay [1931]; London 1931; Abingdon 1983.
Ode for the Encaenia at Oxford. 1834 (anon), 1869 (in Miscellaneous
poems).
Tracts for the times. Nos 4, 13, 40, 52, 54, 57, 60, 1834; no 89, 1841.
Lyra apostolica. 1836, 1837, 1838, 1843, 1864. 46 poems signed. With J.
E. Bowden and others.
Primitive tradition recognized in Holy Scripture: a sermon. 1836,
1837 (2 edns, one with postscript and Tract 78 as appendix).
The psalter, or psalms of David in English verse. 1839 (anon), 1840
(anon), 1869, 1904, 1906.
The case of Catholic subscription to the XXXIX articles. 1841 (priv
ptd), 1865 (with Tract 90 by J. H. Newman), 1866.
Praelectiones poeticae. 1844.
Lyra innocentium: thoughts in verse on Christian children. Oxford
1846 (anon, 3 edns); New York 1846; Oxford 1847, 1851, 1854, 1867,
1870, 1884; ed W. Lock, London 1899; illustr B. Handler, London
1903, [1906], 1914 (with The Christian year and other poems and
the sermon National apostasy).
Sermons, academical and occasional. Oxford 1847, 1848.
On eucharistical adoration. Oxford 1857, 1859, 1867.
Sermons, occasional and parochial. Oxford and London 1867;
Oxford 1868.
Miscellaneous poems. Ed [G. Moberly], Oxford and London 1869 (2
edns); New York 1869; Oxford 1870. Contains Ode for the
Encaenia, the poems contributed to the Lyra apostolica, selections
from The Christian year and Lyra innocentium, and
Remains.
Village sermons on the baptismal service. Ed [E. B. Pusey], Oxford
‘1869’ [1868]; London 1869.
Letters of spiritual counsel and guidance. Ed R. F. Wilson 1870, 1875
(enlarged); ed B. W. Randolph 1904.
Sermons for the Christian year [with an ‘Advertisement’ by E. B. P.,
i.e. E. B. Pusey]. 11 vols Oxford 1875–80.
Occasional papers and reviews. Ed E. B. Pusey, Oxford 1877. Includes
Life of Sir Walter Scott; Sacred poetry; Unpublished papers of
Bishop Warburton; Copleston’s Praelectiones academicae;
Miller’s Bampton lectures, etc.
Studia sacra. Ed J. P. N. [J. P. Norris] 1877.
Keble’s lectures on poetry 1832–41. Tr from Latin by E. K. Francis, 2
vols Oxford 1912.
The Christian year, Lyra innocentium and other poems, together
with National apostasy. 1914.
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Shairp, J. C. Keble: an essay on the author of The Christian year.
Edinburgh 1866, 1868 (in Studies in poetry and philosophy).
Coleridge, J. T. A memoir of Keble. Oxford 1869, 2 vols Oxford 1869
(with corrections and addns), New York 1869 (with corrections
and addns), Oxford 1870 (with corrections and addns), Oxford
1874, New York 1875 (with corrections and addns), Oxford 1880,
New York 1977.
Yonge, C. M. Musings over The Christian year and Lyra innocentium,
together with a few gleanings of recollections of Keble,
gathered by several friends. 1871, 1898.
Lock, W. Keble: a biography. 1893. Appendix 2 contains complete list
of Keble’s pbd works.
Wood, E. F. L. (Earl of Halifax). John Keble. 1909, 1932.
See also J. R. Griffin , John Keble, saint of Anglicanism. Macon GA 1987
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Rann Kennedy 1772–1851
Selections
Kennedy, C. R. Poems original and translated. 1857 (2nd edn).
Contains 2 poems by R. Kennedy.
Kennedy,B. H. Between whiles, or wayside amusements of a
working life. London and Cambridge 1877. Contains 2 poems by
R. Kennedy.
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A poem on the death of . . . the Princess Charlotte. 1817 (2 edns).
A tribute in verse to . . . George Canning . . .. London and
Birmingham 1827.
Britain’s genius: a mask on occasion of the marriage of Victoria . . ..
1840.
Edited a prayer book and a psalter, edited Byron and translated Virgil.
William Kennedy 1799–1871
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Fitful fancies. Edinburgh and London 1827.
The arrow and the rose, with other poems. 1830.
An only son: a narrative. 1831 (anon); Boston 1832, 1862.
The siege of Antwerp: a historical play. 1838.
Texas: the rise . . . of the republic. 2 vols 1841 (2 edns); Fort Worth TX
1925; selection: Texas, its geography. New York and Boston 1844.
Prose.
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Marshall, J. J. Life of W. Kennedy . . .. Dungannon 1920.
Edited The Continental Annual (1832).
Mary Kentish, Mrs fl. 1819–21
Poems on various subjects. 1819; Liverpool, London and Edinburgh
1821.
The two friends, or the dying fawn: a tale. [1820?] Prose.
How to be happy, or the cottage of content. New Haven CT 1827;
London [1840?]. Prose.
The maid of the village, or the farmer’s daughter of the woodlands.
1835, 1838, 1847. Prose.
John Kenyon 1784–1856
Rhymed plea for tolerance. 1833 (3 issues, anon), 1839 (acknowledged)
(rev with addns).
Poems, for the most part occasional. 1838.
A day at Tivoli, with other verses. 1848, 1849.
Charlotte King
See Charlotte Dacre, col 899.
Harriet Rebecca King fl. 1823–52
Poems. Salisbury and London 1823; Salisbury 1824.
Oakdale cottage, or the Christmas holidays. 1829. Prose.
Nuneham Park, or the summer holidays: a sequel. 1831. Prose.
Metrical exercises upon scripture texts, and miscellaneous poems.
1834 (2 edns).
Thoughts in verse upon scripture texts. 2 vols 1842–6.
Nursery hymns upon the creed, the Lord’s prayer. 1843.
Catechetical readings in the Pentateuch. 1852. Prose.
Sophia King, later Fortnum b. c. 1782
John Keble | Sophia King
Trifles of Helicon. 1798. With Charlotte King.
Waldorf, or the dangers of philosophy. 2 vols 1798; New York 1974
(facs reprint). Prose.
Cordelia, or a romance of real life. 1799; tr Fr (as Cordelia, ou faiblesse
excusable) by P. Chanin, Paris 1800. Prose.
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