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Mid-Nineteenth-Century Poetry
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The book of ballads, edited by ‘Bon Gaultier’. 1845, 1849 (enlarged),
1903 (16th edn). With T. Martin.
Lays of the Scottish cavaliers and other poems. 1849, 1849 (adds
appendix on Macaulay, also issued separately), New York 1852,
1853, London 1853, 1856, New York 1858, London 1863, 1865, 1866,
1870, 1877, 1881, 1886, 1888, 1889, 1890, 1893, 1896, 1897, 1900, 1901.
Lays often rptd separately, numerous selections also rptd for
school use.
The Napoleon ballad, edited by ‘Bon Gaultier’. New York 1852. With
T. Martin.
Firmilian, or the student of Badajoz: a spasmodic tragedy by ‘T.
Percy Jones’. Edinburgh 1854, New York 1855.
Bothwell: a poem in six parts. Edinburgh 1855, 1856, Boston 1856,
Edinburgh 1858 (3rd edn rev).
The Glenmutchkin railway. 1858. A short story rptd from
Blackwood’s Mag in Tales from Blackwood vol 1 1858, [1868],
[1907] (in The Glenmutchkin railway and other humorous Scots
stories).
The ballads of Scotland. Ed Aytoun 2 vols Edinburgh 1858, 1859 (rev
and enlarged), 1870 (4th edn rev and enlarged).
Poems and ballads of Goethe. 1859, 1860 (rev and enlarged), 1877. Tr
Aytoun with T. Martin. Many poems first ptd in Blackwood’s Mag.
Inaugural address. Edinburgh 1861. On rhetoric and the art of
public speaking.
Norman Sinclair: a novel. 3 vols 1861.
Nuptial ode on the marriage of the Prince of Wales. 1863.
The burial march of Dundee and the island of the Scots. Ed W. K.
Leask 1897.
Endymion: or a family party of Olympus. In Ixion in heaven and
Endymion: Disraeli’s skit and Aytoun’s burlesque, ed E.
Partridge 1927. Written in 1842.
Aytoun also contributed extensively to Blackwood’s Mag; see Wellesley
5 1989.
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Martin, T. Memoir of Aytoun. 1867. The appendix contains several
sketches and essays by Aytoun which are inaccessible elsewhere,
and reprints the Nuptial ode on the marriage of the Prince of
Wales.
Masson, R. Pollok and Aytoun. Edinburgh 1898.
Bell, M. In Miles 4. See also Miles 9 (10).
TLS 25 Aug 1921.
Frykman, Eric. W. E. Aytoun pioneer professor of English at
Edinburgh. Gothenburg 1963.
Weinstein, Mark. William E. Aytoun and the Spasmodic
Controversy. 1968.
Westwater, M. The spasmodic career of Sydney Dobell. 1992. [mw]
Philip James Bailey 1816–1902
Selections
Miles 4.
§1
Festus: a poem. 1839, 1845 (with addns and a selection of press
notices), Boston 1845, 1847, 1848, 1849, 1850, 1852, London 1852,
Boston 1853, London 1854, 1860, 1864 (7th edn, enlarged), New
York 1864, 1865, London 1866, New York 1867, London 1877 (10th
edn), 1884, 1889 (with long preface); tr Fr [1890] (excerpts).
Selections from Festus 1893. By 1889 the bulk of Angel world,
Mystic and Universal hymn, below, had been included in Festus.
In 1884 ‘A student’ issued The beauties of Festus, with a descriptive
index.
The angel world and other poems. 1850, Boston 1850.
The mystic and other poems. 1855, Boston 1856, 1858.
The age: a colloquial satire [and other poems]. 1858. A verse trialogue
between author, critic and friend.
The international policy of the great powers. 1861.
Universal hymn. 1867.
Nottingham castle: an ode. 1878.
Causa britannica: a poem in Latin hexameters with English paraphrase.
Ilfracombe 1883.
Letters and papers
Selections from the letters of Philip James Bailey. Ed M. Peckham,
Princeton Univ Lib Chron 7 1946.
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Bagehot, W.‘Festus’. Prospective Review 80, Oct 1847.
Powell, T. In his Living authors of England, New York 1849, London
1851.
Gilfillan, G. In his A second gallery of literary portraits, 1850.
Brown, J. H. In Miles 4.
Nicoll, W. R. and T. J. Wise. In Literary anecdotes of the nineteenth
century vol 2, 1896.
Obituary. Athenaeum 13 Sep 1902.
Gosse, E. Philip James Bailey. Fortnightly Rev Nov 1902; rptd in his
Portraits and sketches, 1912.
Ward, J. Bailey: personal recollections. Nottingham 1905 (priv ptd).
McKillop, A. D. A Victorian Faust. PMLA 40 1925. On Festus.
Goldschmidt, E. Der Gedankegehalt von Baileys Festus. EStudien
117 1932.
Black, G. A. Bailey’s debt to Goethe’s Faust in his Festus. MLR 28
1933.
Peckham, M. A Bailey collection. Princeton Univ Lib Chron 7 1946.
Peckham, M. American editions of Festus: a preliminary survey.
Princeton Univ Lib Chron 8 1947.
Fairchild, H. N. Wild bells in Bailey’s Festus? MLN 54 1949.
Peckham, M. English editions of Bailey’s Festus. PBSA 44 1950.
Birley, R. In his Sunk without trace, 1962.
Westwater, M. In her Spasmodic career of Sydney Dobell, 1992.
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William Barnes 1801–86
MSS located in Berg Collection, NYPL; Princeton Univ Lib; Folger Lib, Univ of
Wisconsin; Univ of British Columbia. See also LR.
Bibliographies
Baxter, L. In her The life of William Barnes, poet and philologist,
1887.
In A dictionary of English authors: biographical and bibliographical,
ed R. F. A. Sharp, 1904, rptd Detroit 1978.
Hearl, T. W. In his William Barnes, 1801–1886, the schoolmaster: a
study of education in the life and work of the Dorset poet.
Dorchester 1966.
Chedzoy, A. In his William Barnes: a life of the Dorset poet,
Stanbridge, Wimborne 1985.
A catalogue of works by and about William Barnes (1801–1886) in
Dorchester Reference Library. Ed J. C. Ward, Dorchester 1986.
In Love poems and letters, ed C. H. Lindgren, Dorchester 1986.
See also Wellesley 5 1989.
Collections
A fadge of Barnes. Being the pieces, in prose and verse contributed
by William Barnes, the Dorset poet, to The Hawk, 1867. To which
are added two previously unpublished letters from Barnes to
James Allen. Ed J. S. Cox, Beaminster 1956.
The poems of William Barnes. Ed B. Jones 2 vols Arundel 1962,
Fontwell, Sussex 1963.
One hundred poems. Blanford Forum 1971 (essay by E. M. Forster).
Selections
A selection from unpublished poems. Winterborne Monkton 1870.
In Miles 8.