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Nomachi, S. Stud in Eng Lit (Tokyo) 26 1949.
Coxe, L. O. Beddoes: the mask of parody. Hudson Rev 6 1953.
Todd, A. C. The mother of Beddoes. Studia Neophilologica 29 1957.
Hoyt, C. A. Themes and imagery in the poetry of Beddoes. Studia
Neophilologica 35 1963.
Nickerson, C. C. Beddoes’ readings in Bodley. Studia
Neophilologica 36 1964.
Harrex, A. Death’s jest-book and the German contribution. Studia
Neophilologica 39 1967.
Thompson, J. R. Thomas Lovell Beddoes. Boston 1985.
Charles Dent Bell 1819–98
Selections
Miles 10 (11).
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Blanche Neville: a record of married life. By the author of ‘Faith in
earnest’. 1853. A novel.
The miners’ sons: Martin Luther and Henry Martyn. 1853.
The Bible in England. 1854.
Time redeemed: or the past recalled. [1875.]
Voices from the lakes and other poems. 1877 (for 1876).
The four seasons at the lakes. 1878. Poems.
Henry Martyn. 1880, New York 1881. A biography.
Songs in the twilight. 1881.
Hymns for the church and the chamber. 1882 (for 1881).
The hymnal companion to the Book of Common Prayer. With an
appendix . . . Ed Rev C. D. Bell 1884.
Songs in many keys. 1884.
Verses for Christmas and the New Year. No iv 1885.
Gleanings from a tour in Palestine and the East. 1887, 1889.
A winter on the Nile in Egypt and in Nubia. 1888.
Reminiscences of a boyhood in the early part of the century. 1889.
Anon.
Poems old and new. 1893. A selection from earlier vols, with new
poems.
The Church of England hymnal. Ed Bell, H. E. Fox and A. H. Mann
1894.
Diana’s looking-glass and other poems. 1894.
Some of our English poets. 1895. Essays on Gray, Goldsmith,
Cowper, Scott, Coleridge and Wordsworth.
Tales told by the fireside. 1896. 7 short stories.
Bell also pbd sermons and devotional works.
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Julian.
Miles, A. H. in Miles 10 (11).
William Cox Bennett 1820–95
Selections
Miles 5.
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[A collection of poems, printed on single sheets.] [184-?] (priv ptd, no
title page).
My sonnets. Greenwich 1843 (priv ptd). Anon.
Songs, ballads etc. Greenwich 1845. Anon.
Poems. 1850.
reviews: Athenaeum 18 Jan 1851; Literary Gazette 25 Jan 1851.
The triumph for Salamis: a lyrical ballad. Greenwich [1850?] (priv
ptd).
Verdicts. 1852.
Endowed parish schools and high church vicars. Roan’s school: past,
present and future. Three letters to the parishioners of
Greenwich. Greenwich [1853].
War songs. 1855.
review: Athenaeum 13 Oct 1855.
Queen Eleanor’s vengeance and other poems. 1857 (for 1856).
review: Athenaeum 3 Jan 1857.
Songs by a song-writer: first hundred.‘1859’ [1858]; as Songs of a
song-writer (enlarged) 1876.
reviews: Spectator 1 Jan 1859 (brief notice); Athenaeum 9 Apr
1859, 14 Oct 1876; Chambers’s Jnl 9 Apr 1859; Br Quart Rev July
1859; Saturday Rev 16 Sep 1876 (brief notice).
Baby May and other poems on infants. 1859, 3rd thousand 1861, 1865
as 8 poems from Baby May, 1875 as Baby May, home poems and
ballads (includes Pt 1, The worn wedding-ring and other home
poems, below, and Narrative poems and ballads).
The worn wedding-ring and other poems. 1861.
reviews: Athenaeum 12 Jan 1861; Spectator 12 Jan 1861 (brief
notice).
Poems. 1862, New York 1862.
Shall we have a national ballad history for the English people: an
appeal to the poets of England and America. 1866. (Became
preface to Proposals of 1868, below.)
Our glory-roll and other national poems. [1867.]
reviews: Athenaeum 2 Feb 1867; Br Quart Rev Apr 1867.
Proposals for and contributions to a ballad history of England and
the states sprung from her. 1868. Includes several ballads by
Bennett. The preface originally pbd 1866 as Shall we have a
national ballad history for the English people? Rptd as
Contributions to a ballad history [1879].
review: Athenaeum 17 July 1869.
Songs for sailors. 1872, 1873.
review: Athenaeum 21 Dec 1872.
Narrative poems and ballads. 1875. Pt 2 of W. C. Bennett’s Poems. See
Baby May, above, for Pt 1.
Prometheus the fire-giver: an attempted restoration of the lost first
part of the Promethean trilogy of Aeschylus. 1877. Anon.
Sea songs. 1878.
review: Athenaeum 24 Aug 1878.
Songs for soldiers. [1879.] Issued in nos 1–3.
The lark: songs, ballads and recitations. [1885.] Originally pbd as
The lark: songs, ballads and poems for the people, in periodical of
the same name at Greenwich [1883–4].
Goschen’s gospel. 1886. Broadside rptd from Liberal Home Ruler.
New Irish Melodies. 1886. Broadside rptd from Liberal Home Ruler.
‘Locksley Hall’. An appeal from ‘Locksley Hall sixty years after’ to
‘Locksley Hall’. 1887. Rptd from Liberal Home Ruler.
Bennett pbd articles and poems in People’s Jnl and Howitt’s Jnl. His poems
also appeared in Athenaeum, Belgravia, Bentley’s Misc, Eclectic Rev
and Nat Mag. See Wellesley 5 1989.
Edition
The consecutive narrative series of reading books, by C. Morell,
edited by J. R. Morell, to which also is added a selection of the best
English poetry, edited by W. C. Bennett (in Book 5). [1870]; reissued
separately as The school book of poetry [1872].
Attributed or spurious work
Anti-Maud, by a poet of the people. 1855, 1856 (2nd edn, enlarged).
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Obit: The Times 8 Mar 1895; Athenaeum 9 Mar 1895.
In Miles 5. [rs]
Alexander Bethune 1804–43
Thomas Lovell Beddoes | Alexander Bethune
Collections
Tales of the Scottish peasantry, by A. and J. Bethune, with biography
of the authors by J. Ingram. 1884. Includes Tales and sketches and
Scottish peasant’s fireside, below.
537 | 538