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Mid-Nineteenth-Century Poetry
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Tales and sketches of the Scottish peasantry. Edinburgh 1838. With
J. Bethune.
Lectures on practical economy. 1839. With J. Bethune.
Poems by the late J. Bethune, with a sketch of the author’s life by his
brother. Edinburgh 1840, 1841.
A Scottish peasant’s fireside: a series of tales and sketches.
Edinburgh 1843.
Letters and papers
Memoirs of Alexander Bethune. Ed W. H. MacCrombie, Aberdeen
1845. Includes selections from his correspondence and literary
remains.
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Bethune, J. The Bethunes: or the Fifeshire foresters. [1863.] In verse,
with explanatory notes.
Edward Henry Bickersteth 1825–1906
Selections
Miles 10 (12).
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The two brothers. 1845 (anon), 1871 (enlarged as The two brothers,
and other poems), 1872, New York 1875.
Poems and songs. 1848.
Poems. Cambridge 1849.
Nineveh: a poem. 1851.
Ezekiel: a Seatonian prize poem. 1854.
Psalms and hymns, based on the Christian psalmody of the late Rev
E. Edward Bickersteth, compiled anew by E. H. Bickersteth.
[1858], [1860], [c. 1865] (6th edn).
The Tower of London, Caubul, Caesar’s invasion of Britain. In A
complete collection of the English poems which have obtained
the Chancellor’s Gold Medal vol 1, Cambridge 1859.
Winged words: a collection of some of his poems made by the
author. [1861.]
Yesterday, to-day and for ever: a poem in twelve books. 1866, 1867,
1869, New York 1869, London 1885 (17th edn).
The annotated hymnal companion to the Book of Common Prayer.
1870, 1871 (4 edns), 1880 (rev and enlarged), 1906, 1914.
The two brothers and other poems. 1871, 1872.
Ode on the national thanksgiving for the recovery of the Prince of
Wales. 1872.
The shadow of the rock and other poems. Ed Bickersteth 1873.
Selected from various authors.
Milton’s Paradise lost. In The St James lectures: companions for the
devout life, ed J. E. Kempe 1875, 1877.
Songs in the house of pilgrimage. Hampstead [1880?].
From year to year: poems and hymns for all the Sundays and holy
days of the Church. ‘1884’ [1883], 1896 (3rd edn, rev and enlarged).
Contains Peace, perfect peace.
Bickersteth also pbd many sermons and other religious writings.
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In Miles 10 (12).
Julian.
Obit: The Times 17 May 1906.
Aglionby, F. K. The life of Bickersteth. 1907.
John Stanyan Bigg 1828–65
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The sea-king: a metrical romance in six cantos with notes historical
and illustrative. 1848.
Night and the soul: a dramatic poem. 1854.
review: Athenaeum 1409, 28 Oct 1834.
[Burns centenary poem.] In Burns centenary poems, ed G. Anderson
and J. Finley, Glasgow 1859.
Alfred Staunton: a novel. 1860 (for 1859).
Shifting scenes and other poems. 1862.
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Gilfillan, G. In his A third gallery of portraits, Edinburgh 1854.
John Stuart Blackie 1809–95
Mss: poems, commonplace books, letters, autobiography, lectures, essays in
NLS.
Selections
Rogers, C. In his Modern Scottish minstrel vol 4, Edinburgh 1855.
Miles 4.
Selected poems. Ed A. S. Walker 1896.
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[Goethe’s] Faust [pt 1], translated into English verse, with notes and
preliminary remarks. 1834.
The water cure in Scotland. Five letters. Aberdeen 1849.
The lyrical dramas of Aeschylus translated into English verse. 2 vols
1850, 1 vol 1906, 1911 (EL).
On the living language of the Greeks, and its utility to the classical
scholar. An introductory lecture delivered in the University of
Edinburgh. Edinburgh 1853.
Lays and legends of ancient Greece, with other poems. Edinburgh
1857, 1880.
Songs. 1857.
On beauty: three discourses delivered in the University of
Edinburgh, with an exposition of the doctrine of the beautiful
according to Plato. Edinburgh 1858.
Lyrical poems. Edinburgh 1860.
The Gaelic language: its classical affinities and distinctive character.
Edinburgh 1864. A lecture.
Homer and the Iliad. 4 vols Edinburgh 1866. A trn in ballad metre
with notes.
On forms of government: a historical review and estimate of the
growth of the principal types of political organism in Europe.
1867.
Musa burschicosa: a book of songs for students and university men.
Edinburgh 1869.
War songs of the Germans. Edinburgh 1870.
Four phases of morals: Socrates, Aristotle, Christianity,
Utilitarianism. Edinburgh 1871.
Lays of the Highlands and islands. 1871, 1872.
On self culture, intellectual, physical and moral: a vade mecum for
young men and students. Edinburgh 1874, [1873].
The language and literature of the Scottish Highlands. Edinburgh
1876.
Songs of religion and life. Edinburgh 1876 (for 1875).
The natural history of atheism. 1877.
The wise men of Greece, in a series of dramatic dialogues. 1877.
Altavona: fact and fiction from my life in the Highlands. Edinburgh
1882, 1882.
The wisdom of Goethe. Edinburgh 1883. A critical estimate with
Blackie’s trns from Goethe’s prose and verse.
Essays civil and moral by Francis Bacon; with an introduction by
Prof J. S. Blackie. [1886.]
Messis vitae: gleanings of song from a happy life. 1886.
Life of Robert Burns. 1888.
Scottish song: its wealth, wisdom and significance. Edinburgh
1889. Essays.
A song of heroes. 1890.
Christianity and the ideal of humanity in old times and new.
Edinburgh 1893.