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Poems in the Dorset dialect. By the late William Barnes. Dorchester
1906.
Selected poems of William Barnes. Chosen and edited with a preface
and glossarial notes by Thomas Hardy. Oxford 1908, London
1908, ‘1921’ [1922], 1933.
A selection from Poems of rural life in the Dorset dialect. Ed
Barnes’s son (W. M. Barnes) 1909.
In The English Poets, ed T. H. Ward, 5 1918.
Twenty poems in common English by William Barnes. Ed J.
Drinkwater, Oxford 1925.
In The Romantics: an anthology, ed G. Grigson, 1942.
Poems grave & gay. Ed G. Dugdale, Dorchester 1949, 1972,
Weymouth 1978 (new edn ed A. Chedzoy).
Selected poems of William Barnes 1801–1886. Ed with introd by G.
Grigson 1950, Cambridge MA 1950.
In Seven Victorian poets, ed D. Wright, 1964, New York 1966, 1973.
Ten Dorset poems. Kettering 1970.
William Barnes: a selection of his poems. Ed R. Nye, Oxford 1972.
Poems in the Dorset dialect. Oxford 1980 (foresay D. M. Daniell).
Poems from William Barnes. Ed W. Partridge, Sutton Mandeville,
Salisbury 1981 (preface M. Franklin).
William Barnes, the Dorset poet. Introd and selected by C. Wrigley.
Stanbridge, Wimborne 1984, rptd 1988, rptd 1990.
Dorset poems: William Barnes. Tr P. Tennant with introd by P. Levi
1989 (engravings by Barnes, Folio Soc).
Selected poems. Ed A. Motion 1994
Collected prose works. 6 vols 1996.
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Poetical pieces. Dorchester 1820.
Orra: a Lapland tale. (Woodcuts engraved by Barnes.) Dorchester
1822.
Etymological dictionary. Shaftesbury and London 1829.
The solution of the problem to tri-sect the arc of a circle.
[Dorchester?] 1832 (no known copy extant).
A catechism of government in general, and of England in particular.
Shaftesbury 1833.
The mnemonic manual. 1833 (no copy now exists).
A few words on the advantages of a more common adoption of the
mathematics as a branch of education or subject of study. 1834.
A mathematical investigation of the principle of hanging doors,
gates, swing bridges and other heavy bodies. Dorchester 1835.
A corrective concordance or imposition book. Dorchester 1839.
An arithmetical and commercial dictionary. 1840.
An investigation of the laws of case in language, exhibited in a
system of natural cases. Dorchester 1840.
A pronouncing dictionary of geographical names. 1841.
The elements of English grammar, with a set of questions and exercises.
Dorchester 1842.
The elements of linear perspective and the projection of shadows
with sixteen diagrams cut in wood by the author. 1842.
Sabbath lays: six sacred songs. Music by F. W. Smith. 1844.
Exercises in practical science. Dorchester 1844.
Poems of rural life in the Dorset dialect: with a dissertation and
glossary. 1844, 1847, 1848 (2 edns with dissertation and glossary
enlarged), 1862 (3 edns without dissertation), 1866 (4 edns
without dissertation and glossary).
review: North Br Rev Nov 1859.
Poems, partly of rural life, in national English. 1846.
Outlines of geography and ethography for youth. Dorchester 1847.
Humilis Domus: some thoughts on the abodes, life, and social condition
of the poor, especially in Dorsetshire. [Dorchester?] 1849
(priv ptd). Rptd from Poole and Dorset Herald.
Se gefylsta (The helper), an Anglo-Saxon delectus. 1849, 1866 (2 edns).
A philological grammar grounded upon English, and formed from
a comparison of more than sixty languages. 1854.
Philip James Bailey | William Barnes
Notes on ancient Britain and the Britons. 1858.
Views of labour and gold. 1859.
The Song of Solomon in the Dorset dialect. 1859 (priv ptd).
Hwomely rhymes. A second collection of poems in the Dorset
dialect. 1859, 1863 (2 edns as Poems of rural life in the Dorset
dialect. Second collection).
review: North Br Rev Nov 1859.
Poems of rural life in the Dorset dialect. Third collection. 1862, 1869
(2 edns), 1870 (illus), 1887, 1905.
review: Chambers’s Jnl 2 May 1863.
Tiw; or a view of the roots and stems of the English as a Teutonic
tongue.‘1862’ [1861].
A grammar and glossary of the Dorset dialect, with the history, outspreadings
and bearings of south-western English. 1863, Berlin
1863, London 1864, 1886 (rev).
A guide to Dorchester and its neighbourhood. Dorchester [1864?],
[1881] (rev), 1887 (rev edn).
Poems in the Dorset dialect. Boston 1864, Oxford 1980.
Poems of rural life in common English. 1868, Boston 1869.
review: Chambers’s Jnl 1 Aug 1868.
Rural poems. Boston 1869 (illustr W. Homer and H. Billings).
Early England and the Saxon English; with some notes on the
father-stock of the Saxon-English, the Frisians. 1869.
Dorset grammar and glossary. [1870?]
An outline of English speech-craft. 1878.
Poems of rural life in the Dorset dialect. (First–third collections).
1879, 1887, 1888, 1893, 1898, 1902, 1905.
review: New Quart Mag Oct 1879.
An outline of rede-craft (logic), with English wording. 1880.
Ruth, a short drama from the Bible. With a dissertation on the law of
the Goel-ha-dom. Dorchester [1881].
A glossary of the Dorset dialect, with a grammar of its word shapening
and wording. Dorchester 1886, St Sampson, Guernsey 1970
(2nd edn, facs of 1886 edn).
review: Acad 27 Mar 1886.
Some Dorset folklore. St Peter Port, Channel Islands 1969. Rptd
from Hone’s Year Book 1832.
Folklore. Dorchester 1996.
Contributions to periodicals and anthologies
Dorset County Chron. 6 Dec 1827–73.
Gentleman’s Mag. June 1830–Feb 1849.
Hone’s Year Book. 1832.
Leisure Hour. Dorset folk and Dorset. Jan–May 1883.
Retrospective Rev. 1853–4.
For contributions to Fraser’s Mag and Macmillan’s Mag, see Wellesley 5
1989.
Reader. Sep 1863–July 1864.
Ladies’ Treasury. 1863–7.
Archaeological Jnl. Ancient Dorset, June 1865.
‘Farm labourer’, and employment of women and children in agriculture.
Royal Commission Blue Book, appendix, pt 2, to Second
Report. 1869.
British Archaeological Assoc Jnl. On the origin of the hundred and
tithing of English law, Mar 1872.
Letters
In Love poems and letters, ed C. H. Lindgren, Dorchester 1986.
Introductions
Additions from various sources and notes to a glossary, with some
pieces of verse, of the old dialect of the English colony in the
Baronies of Forth and Bargy, by Jacob Poole. 1867. Ed and introd
by Barnes.
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Patmore, C. Macmillan’s Mag June 1862.
Chambers’s Jnl 2 May 1863.
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