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A simple singer. Chambers’s Jnl 1 Aug 1868.
Doyle, Sir F. H. C. Provincial poetry. In his Lectures delivered before
the University of Oxford, 1868. 1869.
Obituaries: The Times 9 Oct 1886, Spectator 16 Oct 1886, Acad 23 Oct
1886, New York Times 30 Oct, 4 Nov 1886.
Hardy, T. Athenaeum 16 Oct 1886. Rptd in L. Johnson, The art of
Thomas Hardy, 1894, 1923.
Patmore, C. Fortnightly Rev 1 Nov 1886, rptd in his Religio poetæ,
1893.
Palgrave, F. T. Nat Rev Feb 1887.
Baxter, L. The life of William Barnes. 1887.
Wallis, C. J. GM 1888.
DNB 22 Suppl 1901. (T. S.).
Hardy, T. Louis Napoleon and the poet Barnes. Insert in F. H.
Cheetham, Louis Napoleon and the genesis of the second empire,
1909.
Coffin, A. C. Trans Yorkshire Dialect Soc Dec 1916.
Woodberry, G. E. In his Literary memoirs of the nineteenth century,
New York 1921.
Jacobs, W. D. William Barnes linguist. Albuquerque 1952.
Dugdale, G. William Barnes of Dorset. 1953.
Levy, W. T. William Barnes: the man and the poems. Dorchester 1960.
Hearl,T.W.William Barnes, 1801–1886, the schoolmaster. Dorset 1966.
Millgate, M. In his Thomas Hardy: a biography, Oxford 1982.
Parins, J. W. William Barnes. Boston 1984.
Chedzoy, A. William Barnes: a life of the Dorset poet. Stanbridge,
Wimborne 1985.
Keen, L. William Barnes. The Somerset engravings 1989
Jennings, R. Lofty aims and lowly duties: three Victorian schoolmasters.
Sheffield 1994.
Phillips, A. The rebirth of England and English: the vision of
William Barnes. Hockwold-cum-Wilton 1997. [da]
Thomas Lovell Beddoes 1803–49
Mss: a few poems and letters in Bodleian; 2 poems in draft and a few letters,
BL Add Mss; Scaroni, or the mysterious cave: a romantic fiction (1818).
Godalming, Charterhouse Lib.
Bibliography
Donner, H. W. In Works, Oxford 1935.
Collections
Poems posthumous and collected. 2 vols 1851. Vol 1 includes memoir
by T. F. Kelsall; vol 2 Death’s jest-book, 1850; in 1 vol without Jestbook
as Poems by the late Thomas Lovell Beddoes, author of
Death’s jest-book, with a memoir, 1851.
review: in Spectator 13 Sep 1851.
Poetical works. Ed E. Gosse 2 vols 1890. Memoir rptd in Gosse,
Critical kit-kats, 1896.
Poems. Ed R. Colles 1907 (ML).
Complete works. Ed E. Gosse 2 vols 1928, 1 vol 1928 (75 copies).
An anthology. Ed F. L. Lucas, Cambridge 1932. Introd rptd in Lucas,
Studies French and English, 1934.
Works. Ed H. W. Donner, Oxford 1935.
Plays and poems. Ed H. W. Donner 1950 (ML).
Selections
Selected poems. Ed J. Higgens, Manchester 1876.
Miles 3.
Lyrics from Thomas Lovell Beddoes. Portland ME 1899 [The Bibelot
vol 5 no 3].
Resurrection songs. Chislehurst Gothic Soc [c. 1992].
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For single poems etc, see bibliography in Works, 1935, above.
The improvisatore, in three fyttes, with other poems. Oxford 1821.
review: Monthly Rev June 1821.
The brides’ tragedy. 1822, facs reprint Oxford 1993.
reviews: Edinburgh Rev 38 1823; Monthly Rev Jan 1823; London
Mag Feb 1823, Dec 1823, May 1824; Album May 1823; GM Oct 1823;
Blackwood’s Mag Dec 1823.
Antistraussianischer [Grauss-] Gruss an einen Herrn Antistes von
Struthio Camelus. [Zurich 1839, 1839.]
Death’s jest-book: or the fool’s tragedy. 1850. Anon.
review: Spectator 6 July 1850; Examiner 20 July 1850;
Blackwood’s Mag Oct 1856.
Two German poems. Studia Neophilologica 37 1965.
Letters
Letters. Ed E. Gosse 1894.
Todd,A. C. Beddoes and his guardian.TLS 10 Oct 1952. 2 unpbd
letters.
Donner, H. W. Echoes of Beddoesian rambles: Edgeworthstown to
Zürich. Studia Neophilologica 33 1961. 2 unpbd letters.
Beddoes to Leonhard Tobler: 8 German letters. Studia
Neophilologica 35 1963.
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Monthly Rev June 1821. Review of Improvisatore.
Procter, B. W. London Mag Feb 1823, Mar 1824; Edinburgh Rev 38
1823. Reviews of Brides’ tragedy.
Procter, B. W. An autobiographical fragment. 1877.
Monthly Rev Jan 1823; Album May 1823; GM Oct 1823; G. Darley,
London Mag Dec 1823, May 1824; J. Wilson, Blackwood’s Mag Dec
1823. Reviews of Brides’ tragedy.
Bayerisches Volksblatt 29 March 1832 (report of speech for Poland);
16 June 1832 (speech for freedom); 24 July, 30 Aug 1832 (deportation).
Der Freisinnige 9 July 1832. Report of speech for freedom.
Nürnberger Correspondent 25, 30 July 1832. Deportation.
Volksbote 23 Jan 1838 (performance of Henry IV); 7 Dec 1838 (Booing
Soc); 3 May 1839 (Strauss feud).
Scherr, I. T. Beobachtungen, Bestrebungen und Schicksale. Vols 3, 4,
St Gall 1840.
Illuminated Mag May 1844.
Spectator 6 July 1850 (review of Death’s jest-book); 13 Sep 1851
(review of Poems posthumous and collected).
Forster, J. Examiner 20 July 1850, 27 Sep 1851, rptd in Littell’s Living
Age 15 Nov, Eclectic Mag Dec 1851.
Bristol Mirror 23 Dec 1854.
Blackwood’s Mag Oct 1856.
Kelsall, T. F. Fortnightly Rev July 1872.
Collins, M. A poet not laureate. Dublin Univ Mag Nov 1879.
Gosse, E. Athenaeum 20 Oct 1883.
Gosse, E. TLS 11 Mar 1909.
Symons, A. Acad 15 Aug 1891; rptd in his Figures of several centuries,
1916.
Crosse, A. Temple Bar Mar 1894.
Hannigan, D. F. Westminster Rev 149 1898.
Miller, B. Sewanee Rev 11 1903.
Strachey, L. The last Elizabethan. New Quart Mag 1 1907; rptd in his
Books and characters, 1922.
Wooster, H. D. Bibliophile Mar 1909.
Feller, A. Thomas Lovell Beddoes. Marburg 1914.
Snow, R. H. Beddoes: eccentric and poet. New York 1928.
Blunden, E. Beddoes and his contemporaries. TLS 13 Dec 1928; rptd
in his Votive tablets, 1931.
Church, R. Beddoes: the last of the alchemists. Spectator 9 Feb 1929.
Bayley, A. R. TLS 16 May 1929. Letter from Bourne to Beddoes.
Lindsay, J. TLS 16 May 1929. Letter from Kelsall to Browning.
Donner, H. W. The Browning box: or the life and works of Beddoes
as reflected in letters by his friends and admirers. Oxford 1935.
Donner, H. W. Beddoes: the making of a poet. Oxford 1935.
Wagner, G. Horizon 19 1949.