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Mid-Nineteenth-Century Poetry<br />

555 | 556<br />

Klingman, J. Baylor Browning collection adds Houghton materials.<br />

Stud in Browning and his Circle 7 1979.<br />

Hermann, F. Sotheby’s: portrait <strong>of</strong> an auction house. 1980. See ch 9<br />

for the Browning 1913 sale.<br />

Kelley, P. and B. Coley. <strong>The</strong> paintings, sculpture and drawings <strong>of</strong><br />

Robert Wiedemann Barrett Browning (1849–1912): a catalogue<br />

raisonné. Stud in Browning and his Circle 10 1982.<br />

Kelley, P. and B. Coley. <strong>The</strong> Browning collections: a reconstruction.<br />

Winfield KS 1984. Contents: the Brownings’ lib; first works; presentation<br />

vols; mss <strong>of</strong> Elizabeth Barrett Browning; mss <strong>of</strong> Robert<br />

Browning; likenesses <strong>of</strong> Elizabeth Barrett Browning; likenesses<br />

<strong>of</strong> Robert Browning; works <strong>of</strong> art, household and personal<br />

effects; works <strong>of</strong> Robert Browning, sen; works <strong>of</strong> Robert<br />

Wiedemann Barrett Browning; other associated mss and documents;<br />

other associated vols; appendices: Christie’s Moulton-<br />

Barrett catalogue, notes on Pen’s estate, calendar <strong>of</strong> meaningful<br />

dates, buyers from Browning collections [Sotheby’s 1913];<br />

Browning collections [Sotheby’s 1913] (lots keyed to<br />

Reconstruction entries), summary <strong>of</strong> collections.<br />

Meredith, M. Meeting the Brownings. Waco TX 1986. Exhibition<br />

catalogue.<br />

Coley, B. A.‘Done into doggerel’. Stud in Browning and his Circle 15<br />

1987. Browning books acquired by the Armstrong Browning Lib.<br />

Duval, S. Robert Browning and Elizabeth Barrett Browning, first<br />

editions. Provo UT 1989.<br />

Drew, P. An annotated critical bibliography <strong>of</strong> Browning. 1990.<br />

Shroyer, R. J. and T. J. Collins. A concordance to the poems and plays<br />

<strong>of</strong> Browning. New York 1996. Computer-generated concordance<br />

based on the Yale edn.<br />

For additions to the collections at the Armstrong Browning Lib, see<br />

Armstrong Browning Lib Newsletter, passim.<br />

Publications acknowledged or authorised by Browning<br />

Collections<br />

Poems. 2 vols 1849.‘A new edition’ on title page (Bells and pomegranates<br />

was the ‘first edition’: hence omission <strong>of</strong> Strafford and<br />

Sordello, though Paracelsus was also not pbd in Bells and pomegranates).<br />

Extensively rev American edn Boston 1849, 1850, 1856,<br />

1859, 1863, 1864, 1865, 1866, 1867, 1869, 1871, 1874, 1876, 1879,<br />

1880, 1881, 1882 (3 reprints), 1883, 1884, 1885, 1886 (4 reprints),<br />

1887 (2 reprints) (vol 1 includes Landor’s sonnet to Browning). Vol<br />

1: Paracelsus; Pippa passes; King Victor and King Charles;<br />

Colombe’s birthday. Vol 2: A blot in the ’scutcheon; <strong>The</strong> return <strong>of</strong><br />

the Druses; Luria; A soul’s tragedy; Dramatic romances and lyrics<br />

(contents as Dramatic lyrics and Dramatic romances and lyrics,<br />

omitting Claret and tokay, and section 2 <strong>of</strong> Home-thoughts, from<br />

abroad: running-title Dramatic lyrics): Cavalier tunes, My last<br />

duchess, Count Gismond, Incident <strong>of</strong> the French camp, Soliloquy<br />

<strong>of</strong> the Spanish cloister, In a gondola, Artemis prologuizes,<br />

Waring, Rudel to the lady <strong>of</strong> Tripoli, Cristina, Madhouse cells 1<br />

[Johannes Agricola in meditation] and II [Porphyria’s lover],<br />

Through the Metidja to Abd-el-Kadr, <strong>The</strong> pied piper, ‘How they<br />

brought the good news from Ghent to Aix’, Pictor ignotus, <strong>The</strong><br />

Italian in England, <strong>The</strong> <strong>English</strong>man in Italy, <strong>The</strong> lost leader, <strong>The</strong><br />

lost mistress, Home-thoughts, from abroad, Home-thoughts,<br />

from the sea, <strong>The</strong> bishop orders his tomb at St Praxed’s church,<br />

Garden-fancies I [<strong>The</strong> flower’s name] and II [Sibrandus<br />

Schafnaburgensis], <strong>The</strong> laboratory, <strong>The</strong> confessional, <strong>The</strong> flight<br />

<strong>of</strong> the duchess, Earth’s immortalities, Song [‘Nay, but you who do<br />

not love her’], <strong>The</strong> boy and the angel, Meeting at night, Parting at<br />

morning, Saul, Time’s revenges, <strong>The</strong> glove.<br />

reviews: Atlas 13 Jan 1849; Literary Gazette 3 Mar 1849; <strong>English</strong><br />

Rev June 1849; [Edmunds, C.] Eclectic Rev Aug 1849; [Powell, T.]<br />

Literary World (New York) Sep 1849; [Forster, J.] Examiner 8 Sep<br />

1849; Graham’s Mag Dec 1849; [Whipple, E. P.] Graham’s Mag Dec<br />

1849; Albion 1 Dec 1849; Literary World (New York) 8 Dec 1849;<br />

American Whig Rev Apr 1850; Brownson’s Quart Rev Apr 1850; C.<br />

C. S[mith] Christian Examiner and Religious Misc May 1850; [J.<br />

Weiss] Massachusetts Quart Rev June 1850; [Simms, W. G.]<br />

Southern Quart Rev Sep 1850; [H., C. W. D.] Monthly Religious<br />

Mag Dec 1850; Guardian 12 Mar 1851; Christian Remembrancer<br />

Apr 1851.<br />

Poetical works. 3 vols 1863. Not pbd in America.‘Third Edition’ on<br />

title page. Vol 1: Lyrics; Romances; Men, and women (reclassifies<br />

poems from Dramatic lyrics (DL), Dramatic romances and lyrics<br />

(DRL), and Men, and women (M&W)). Lyrics: Cavalier tunes I–III<br />

[DL]; <strong>The</strong> lost leader [DRL]; ‘How they brought the good news<br />

from Ghent to Aix’ [DRL]; Through the Metidja to Abd-el-Kadr<br />

[DL]; Nationality in drinks [Claret, Tokay, Beer (Nelson) (‘Here’s<br />

to Nelson’s memory!’; DRL]; Garden-fancies I [<strong>The</strong> flower’s name]<br />

[DRL], Garden fancies II [Sibrandus Schafnaburgensis] [DRL],<br />

Garden fancies III [Soliloquy <strong>of</strong> the Spanish cloister] [DRL]; <strong>The</strong><br />

laboratory [DRL]; <strong>The</strong> confessional [DRL]; Cristina [DL]; <strong>The</strong> lost<br />

mistress [DRL]; Earth’s immortalities [DRL]; Meeting at night<br />

[DRL]; Parting at morning [DRL]; Song [‘Nay, but you who do not<br />

love her’, DRL]; A woman’s last word [M&W]; Evelyn Hope<br />

[M&W]; Love among the ruins [M&W]; A lover’s quarrel [M&W];<br />

Up at a villa – down in the city [M&W]; A toccata <strong>of</strong> Galuppi’s<br />

[M&W]; Old pictures in Florence [M&W]; De gustibus – [M&W];<br />

Home-thoughts, from abroad [DRL]; Home-thoughts, from the<br />

sea [DRL]; Saul [DRL, M&W]; My star [M&W]; By the fire-side<br />

[M&W]; Any wife to any husband [M&W]; Two in the Campagna<br />

[M&W]; Misconceptions [M&W]; A serenade at the villa [M&W];<br />

One way <strong>of</strong> love [M&W]; Another way <strong>of</strong> love [M&W]; A pretty<br />

woman [M&W]; Respectability [M&W]; Love in a life [M&W]; Life<br />

in a love [M&W]; In three days [M&W]; In a year [M&W]; Women<br />

and roses [M&W]; Before [M&W]; After [M&W]; <strong>The</strong> Guardianangel<br />

– a picture at Fano [M&W]; Memorabilia [M&W];<br />

Popularity [M&W]; Master Hugues <strong>of</strong> Saxe-Gotha [M&W].<br />

Romances: Incident <strong>of</strong> the French camp [DL]; <strong>The</strong> patriot – an old<br />

story [M&W]; My last duchess – Ferrara [DL]; Count Gismond –<br />

Aix en Provence [DL]; <strong>The</strong> boy and the angel [DRL]; Instans tyrannus<br />

[M&W]; Mesmerism [M&W]; <strong>The</strong> glove [DRL]; Time’s<br />

revenges [DRL]; <strong>The</strong> Italian in England [DRL]; <strong>The</strong> <strong>English</strong>man<br />

in Italy – Piano di Sorrento [DRL]; In a gondola [DL]; Waring [DL];<br />

<strong>The</strong> twins [M&W]; A light woman [M&W]; <strong>The</strong> last ride together<br />

[M&W]; <strong>The</strong> pied piper <strong>of</strong> Hamelin, a child’s story [DL]; <strong>The</strong> flight<br />

<strong>of</strong> the duchess [DRL]; A grammarian’s funeral [M&W]; Johannes<br />

Agricola in meditation [DL]; <strong>The</strong> heretic’s tragedy [M&W]; Holycross<br />

day [M&W]; Protus [M&W]; <strong>The</strong> statue and the bust [M&W];<br />

Porphyria’s lover [DL]; Childe Roland to the dark tower came<br />

[M&W]. Men, and women: ‘Transcendentalism: a poem in twelve<br />

books’ [M&W]; How it strikes a contemporary [M&W]; Artemis<br />

prologuizes [DL]; An epistle containing the strange medical<br />

experience <strong>of</strong> Karshish, the Arab physician [M&W]; Pictor<br />

ignotus [DRL]; Fra Lippo Lippi [M&W]; Andrea del Sarto [M&W];<br />

<strong>The</strong> bishop orders his tomb at St Praxed’s church [DRL]; Bishop<br />

Blougram’s apology [M&W]; Cleon [M&W]; Rudel to the lady <strong>of</strong><br />

Tripoli [DL]; One word more [M&W]. Vol 2: Tragedies and other<br />

plays: Pippa passes; King Victor and King Charles; <strong>The</strong> return <strong>of</strong><br />

the Druses; A blot in the ’scutcheon; Colombe’s birthday; Luria; A<br />

soul’s tragedy; In a balcony; Strafford. Vol 3: Paracelsus;<br />

Christmas-eve and Easter-day; Sordello.<br />

reviews: Reader May 1863; Guardian 15 July, 5 Aug, 9 Dec 1863;<br />

Weldon’s Register Aug 1863; [Donne, W. B.] Saturday Rev 15 Aug<br />

1863; London Rev 19 Sep 1863; Critic Oct 1863; [Hutton, R. H.] Nat<br />

Rev Oct 1863; [Conway, M. D.] Victoria Mag Feb 1864; [Marzials, Sir<br />

F. T.] London Quart Rev Apr 1864.<br />

Poetical works. 3 vols 1865. Not pbd in America.‘Fourth edition’ on<br />

title page. Format and pagination identical with preceding but<br />

many minor revisions.<br />

Poetical works. 6 vols 1868. Not pbd in America. Edns <strong>of</strong> 1870 and

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