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dramas, ed F. Rindler 1896; The Brownings for the young, ed F. G.
Kenyon 1896; Dramatic romances and other poems, ed E. Dixon
1897; Poems, ed O. Browning 1897; Poems, ed R. Garnett, illustr
Byam Shaw 1897; Saul and other poems, ed E. H. Turpin, New
York 1898; The best of Browning, ed J. Mudge and W. V. Kelley,
New York 1898; The lyric poems, ed E. Rhys 1898; Shorter poems,
ed F. T. Baker 1899; Earlier monologues, ed H. B. Forman 1900;
Select poems, ed E. H. Blakeney 1900; Selections, ed W. Hall
Griffin 1902; Browning’s poems, ed A. D. Innes 1903; A blot, and
other plays, ed A. Bates, Boston 1904; Florence in the poetry of the
Brownings, ed A. B. McKahan, Chicago 1904 (lavishly ptd and
illus); Select poems, ed A. B. George, Boston 1905; Selections, ed
R. M. Lovett, Boston 1906; Selections, ed C. W. French, Chicago
1907; Selections, ed J. C. Saul, Toronto 1907; Lyrical poems, ed A.
T. Quiller-Couch, Oxford 1908; Poems, ed A. Birrell, Edinburgh
1908; Selections, ed R. D. Stocker 1908; Selections, ed R. A. S.
Rankin, Glasgow 1909; Shorter poems, ed J. W. Cunliffe, New
York 1909; A selection, ed W. T. Young, Cambridge 1911; Poems, ed
C. W. Hodell 1911; Selections, ed E. F. Hoernle, illustr A. Ross,
Edinburgh 1911; Introd to Browning, ed E. B. Halleck, New York
1912; Rabbi ben Ezra and other poems, illustr B. Partridge 1914; A
Browning anthology, ed F. A. Forbes, Oxford 1917; Browning for
the trenches 1918 (Boston Browning Soc) (distributed free to US
soldiers; sold as the Victory edn 1919); Poems and plays, ed H. E.
Joyce, New York 1922; Browning, humanist, ed E. Compton-
Rickett 1924; Select poems, ed R. Ishikawa, Tokyo 1925.
Tennyson and Browning contrasted. Ed G. Boas 1925; Shorter
poems, ed F. T. Baker and N. Y. Moffett, New York 1927; Selected
poems, ed L. E. Robinson, Philadelphia 1930; The best of
Browning, ed C. J. Weber, Fairfield ME 1930; Poems, ed B. R.
Redman, New York 1932; Selections, ed H. Boaz 1933.
Two poets, a dog and a boy. Ed F. T. P. Russell, illus C. Odell,
Philadelphia 1933.
Selected poems. Ed W. T. Hutchins and J. R. Reed 1937.
Poetry and prose, with appreciations by Landor, Bagehot,
Swinburne, Henry James, Saintsbury and F. L. Lucas. Ed H.
Milford, Oxford 1941.
The best of Browning. Ed W. H. Rogers, New York 1942; Selections,
ed W. Fancutt 1944; Selected poems, ed W. C. DeVane, New York
1949; Poetry and prose, ed S. Nowell-Smith 1950; Thirty poems,
ed W. S. Mackie 1950; Selected poems, ed K. L. Knickerbocker,
New York 1951; Browning: a selection, ed W. E. Williams 1954;
Selected poetry, ed J. Reeves 1954; Poems, ed D. Smalley, Boston
1956; ed H. Gregory, New York 1956; ed W. Reed, New York 1960;
ed R. Wilbur, New York 1960; ed E. Shanks 1961; ed R. Sprague
1964; ed G. M. Ridenour, New York 1966; ed K. Allott 1967; ed E.
Lucie-Smith 1967; The Brownings: letters and poetry, ed C. Ricks,
New York 1970; ed J. Korg, New York 1971; ed C. Day Lewis, New
York 1971; ed D. R. Karlin 1989; ed M. Meredith 1989; ed A. Day
1991.
The plays of Robert Browning. Ed T. J. Collins and R. J. Shroyer. New
York 1988.
§1
Individual volumes and single poems
Pauline: a fragment of a confession. 1833. Anon; omitted from
Poems 1849, Poetical works 1863; Included with apologetic
preface from 1868; ed T. J. Wise 1886; ed N. H. Wallis 1931 (comparing
states of the text).
reviews: Literary Gazette 23 Mar 1833; [Fox, W. J.] Monthly
Repository Apr 1833; [Cunningham, A.] Athenaeum 6 Apr 1833;
Atlas 14 Apr 1833; Court Jnl 11 May 1833; [Johnstone, C.] Tait’s
Edinburgh Mag Aug 1833; [Maginn, W.] Fraser’s Mag Dec 1833.
Paracelsus. 1835. Untitled preface, 5 pts (I Paracelsus aspires; II
Paracelsus attains; III Paracelsus; IV Paracelsus aspires; V
Paracelsus attains) and Note [biographical extract with annota-
tions by Browning]. Ed G. Lowes Dickinson 1899 (Temple
Classics); ed M. L. Lee and K. B. Locock 1909; ed C. P. Denison, New
York 1911.
reviews: Colburn’s New Monthly Mag 1835; Spectator 15 Aug
1835; Atlas 16 Aug 1835; Weekly Dispatch 16 Aug 1835; Athenaeum
22 Aug 1835; [Forster, J.] Examiner 6 Sep 1835; Metropolitan Mag
Oct 1835; [Fox, W. J.] Monthly Repository Nov 1835; [Johnstone, C.]
Tait’s Edinburgh Mag Nov 1835; Leigh Hunt’s London Jnl 21 Nov
1835; [Heraud, J.], Fraser’s Mag Mar 1836; [Forster, J.] Evidences of
a new genius for dramatic poetry, NMM Mar 1836; [Ord, J. W.]
Metropolitan Jnl 16 Apr, 23 Apr 1836; Monthly Mag Sep 1842;
[Emerson, R. W. or M. Fuller] Dial Apr 1843 (first Amer rev);
[Gurney, A. T.] Theologian June 1845.
The king: ‘A king lived long ago’. Monthly Repository Nov 1835.
Signed ‘Z’. Later incorporated as Pippa’s song in pt III of Pippa
passes, 1841.
Johannes Agricola. Monthly Repository Jan 1836 (with Porphyria,
below). Signed ‘Z’. In Dramatic lyrics untitled section I of
Madhouse cells; in 1849 subtitled Johannes Agricola in meditation;
from 1863 collective title dropped and title became
Johannes Agricola in meditation.
Porphyria. Monthly Repository Jan 1836. In Dramatic lyrics untitled
section II of Madhouse cells; in 1849 subtitled Porphyria’s lover;
from 1863 collective title dropped and title became Porphyria’s
lover.
Lines: Still ailing, wind? Monthly Repository May 1836. Signed ‘Z’.
Later incorporated in section vi of James Lee (Dramatis personae
1864).
Strafford: an historical tragedy. In 5 acts. Produced at Covent
Garden Theatre. 1837, 1882 (for North London Collegiate School);
ed E. H. Hickey 1884; ed A. Wilson 1901; ed H. B. George, Oxford
1908; 1929 (playbook).
reviews: Bell’s Life in London and Sporting Chron May 1837;
Metropolitan Mag May 1837; New Monthly Belle Assemblée May
1837; [Jerrold, D.] Constitutional 2 May 1837; Morning Chron 2
May 1837; Morning Post 2 May 1837; Sun 2 May 1837; The Times 2
May 1837; [Fox, W. J.] True Sun 2 May 1837; [Conan] Morning
Herald 4 May 1837; [Darley, G.] Athenaeum 6 May 1837; Literary
Gazette 6 May 1837; Parthenon 6 May 1837; Spectator 6 May 1837;
Atlas 7 May 1837; [Forster, J.] Examiner 7 May 1837, 14 May 1837;
John Bull 7 May 1837; Weekly Dispatch 7 May 1837; Casket 13 May
1837; Court Jnl 27 May 1837; GM June 1837; New Monthly Belle
Assemblée June 1837; [Forster, J.] New Monthly Mag and
Humorist June 1837; [Merivale, H.] Edinburgh Rev July 1837;
Dramatic Spectator 30 Sep 1837.
Sordello. 1840. 6 books. Ed H. Buxton Forman 1902; ed A. J. Whyte
1913; ed J. C. Berkey, unpbd diss, Univ of Pennsylvania 1965; ed M.
Peckham, New York 1977.
reviews: Spectator 14 Mar 1840; Bell’s Life in London 15 Mar
1840; Atlas 28 Mar 1840; Metropolitan Mag Apr 1840; New
Monthly Belle Assemblée Apr 1840; [Irvine, G.] Dublin Rev May
1840; [Lewes, G.H.] Monthly Chron May 1840; Monthly Rev May
1840; [Hervey, T.K.] Athenaeum 30 May 1840.
Pippa passes: a drama. 1841. Untitled prologue and 4 pts (I Morning;
II Noon; III Evening; IV Night). In verse and prose. No I of Bells
and pomegranates, above ser title of Browning’s poems and plays,
pbd 1841–6. Tr Ger 1919. Includes Advertisement explaining
purpose of ser (prose). Often rptd, e.g. illustr L. L. Brooke 1898;
illustr M. Armstrong, New York 1903; ed A. Symons 1906; ed A. L.
Irvine 1924; ed E. A. Parker 1927.
reviews: Spectator 17 Apr 1841; Metropolitan Mag May 1841;
Monthly Rev May 1841; Atlas 1 May 1841; [Johnstone, C.] Tait’s
Edinburgh Mag June 1841; Morning Herald 10 July 1841; [J.
Forster] Examiner 2 Oct 1841; [Hervey, T. K.] Athenaeum 11 Dec
1841; People’s Jnl 18 July 1846.
King Victor and King Charles; a tragedy. 1842. In 2 pts, each divided
Robert Browning
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