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R. G. [Richard Garnett]. In DNB.
Julian, J. A dictionary of hymnology. 1892, 1907 (rev).
Bridell-Fox, E. F. [Memoir] in Vivia perpetua. 1893.
Julian, J. Original autograph ms [in facs] of Nearer, my God, to thee,
with biographical, critical and historical notes. 1911.
Whitaker, R. Nearer, my God, to thee. Unity 21 Feb 1938.
Adams, S. F. The feminist companion to literature in English. Ed V.
Blain, P. Clements and I. Grundy 1990. [vb]
Thomas Aird 1802–76
Collections
Poetical works. 1848, 1856, 1878 (5th edn, with memoir by J. Wallace).
Foster, B. F. Summer scenes: a series of photographs from some of
his choicest water-colour drawings, with selections from the
poems of Aird etc. 1867.
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Murtzoufle: a tragedy in three acts; with other poems. 1826.
Religious characteristics. Edinburgh 1827. Didactic essays.
The captive of Fez: a poem in five cantos. Edinburgh 1830.
Othuriel and other poems. 1839.
The old bachelor in the Old Scottish village. Edinburgh 1845, 1857
(rev and enlarged). Essays and sketches.
Poetical works of D. M. Moir. 2 vols 1852. Ed Aird, with memoir.
For two articles by Aird, see Wellesley, p. 788.
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Gilfillan, G. In his Galleries of literary portraits vol 1, Edinburgh 1856.
William Alexander 1824–1911
Selections
Selected poems of W. Alexander and C. F. Alexander. Ed A. P. Graves
1930.
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Popular lectures and general reading: a lecture. 1862.
Victor Hugo as poet. In The afternoon lectures on English literature
ser 2, 1864.
Specimens poetical and critical. 1867 (priv ptd).
Matthew Arnold’s poetry. In The afternoon lectures on English literature
ser 4, 1867.
Specimen of a translation of Virgil: Aeneid bk 1, 1–181. 1869.
St Augustine’s holiday and other poems. 1886.
Tenebrae. [1896.] Verses.
Poems of C. F. Humphreys. 1896. Ed Alexander, with preface.
The findings of the book and other poems. 1900. Includes St
Augustine’s holiday, above, etc.
The soldier’s prayer (Is war the only thing that has no good in it?).
[1900.]
Alexander also wrote and edited a number of theological works.
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Garrod, H. B. The poems of Alexander. Academy 15 Jan 1887.
Julian.
Primate Alexander, Archbishop of Armagh: a memoir. Ed E.
Alexander 1913.
Henry Alford 1810–71
Bibliographies
Life, journals and letters, edited by his widow. 1873, 1874 (3rd edn).
Collections
The school of the heart and other poems. 2 vols Cambridge 1835.
Poetical works. 2 vols 1845, 1851 (as Select poetical works, with
several pieces not before published), Boston 1853 (with 12 previously
unpbd poems), 1865 (enlarged), 1868 (enlarged).
Francis Wrangham | William Allingham
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Poems and poetical fragments. Cambridge 1833. Anon.
Chapters on the poets of ancient Greece. 1841.
The Abbot of Muchelnaye: sonnets. 1841, 1925.
Psalms and hymns adapted to the Sundays and holydays
throughout the year; to which are added some occasional
hymns. 1844.
Prose hymns, chiefly from Scripture, printed for chanting. 1844.
Memorial of the Rev Henry Alford: consisting of extracts from his
correspondence, six selected sermons and a memoir by his eldest
son. Ed J. Alford 1854.
English descriptive poetry: a lecture. In Evening recreations, ed J. H.
Gurney, 1856.
The Odyssey of Homer in hendecasyllabic verse, bks 1–12. 1861.
A plea for the Queen’s English: stray notes on speaking and spelling.
1864 (for 1863), New York [1864], 1870 (rev and enlarged), 1888 (7th
edn). First pbd as The Queen’s English, the first 3 words being
omitted by mistake.
The year of praise: being hymns, with tunes, for the Sundays and
holydays of the year. Ed H. Alford 1867.
Works of John Donne. 1870. Ed H. Alford, with memoir.
The Riviera: pen and pencil sketches from Cannes to Genoa. 1870.
Alford also pbd numerous sermons and other religious works and edited
Contemporary Rev Jan 1866–Mar 1870. See Wellesley p. 789.
Letters and papers
Letters from abroad. 1865, 1865.
Life, journals and letters. Ed F. Alford 1873, 1874 (3rd edn).
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Moon, G. W. A defence of the Queen’s English: in reply to A plea for
the Queen’s English, by the Dean of Canterbury. 1863.
The poems of Alford. Eclectic Rev 123 1866.
Garbett, E. L. God’s view of our Babylon shown in slaying Alford.
[1885.]
Miles, A. H. In Miles 10 (11).
Davidson, J. In Julian.
Hare, A. J. C. In his Biographical sketches, 1895.
William Allingham 1824–89
The largest collection of ms material — primarily letters to Allingham but also
containing some of his letters and mss — is held by the Univ of Illinois,
Urbana. Letters are also found in BL (including correspondence with
Macmillans), HRHRC, NLS, NYPL (Berg Collection), Pierpont Morgan Lib,
Princeton (correspondence with the Brownings), Queen’s Univ of Belfast
(letters to Henry Sutton), Tennyson Research Centre, Lincoln (correspondence
with the Tennysons), Yale (correspondence with A. H. Clough).
Bibliographies
Kropf, H. Allingham und seine Dichtung. Biel 1928. Includes a list of
articles on, and references to, Allingham.
O’Hegarty, P. S. A bibliography of William Allingham. Dublin Mag
22 1945; Dublin 1945 (priv ptd).
In W. E. Fredeman, Pre-Raphaelitism: a biblio-critical study,
Cambridge MA 1965.
Warner, A. William Allingham: a bibliographical survey. Irish
Booklore 1976.
Husni, S. William Allingham: an annotated bibliography. [Beirut
1984.] Includes lists of periodical contributions and secondary
sources.
Samuels Lasner, M. William Allingham: a bibliographical study.
Philadelphia 1993. Details of first and later edns and variants; rev
from articles pbd in BC 1990.
Collections
[Works.] 6 vols 1887–90 (also various later issues, edns and impressions).
Comprises: Blackberries, Irish songs and poems, Laurence
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