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James, H. In The middle years, New York 1917.
Meade, C. J. N & Q Dec 1917. Browning: motto from Hanmer. See also
S., W. B. Jan 1918 identifying the motto of Colombe’s birthday.
Pater, W. H. In Essays from the Guardian, 1918.
C., A. K. N & Q Feb 1918. The ring and the book.
Birrell, A. In Frederick Locker-Lampson, a character-sketch, 1920.
Includes letters from Browning’s sister.
Cook, A. K. A commentary upon Browning’s The ring and the book.
Oxford 1920, New York 1966.
Elton, O. In Survey of English literature (1830–1880), New York
1920.
Pound, E. In Instigations, New York 1920. On Browning’s Gr trns.
Swisher, W. S. Psychoanalytic Rev Apr 1920. Freudian interpretation
of Pauline.
Wise, T. J. (ed). Letters to his son Robert Wiedemann Barrett
Browning and his daughter-in-law Fanny Browning by Robert
Browning. 1920.
Biographies
Orr, A. Life and letters of Browning. 1891. By a friend of Browning’s:
still valuable.
Miller, B. Robert Browning: a portrait. 1952. Brilliant and controversial.
Maynard, J. Browning’s youth. 1977. The best for the period it treats.
[jw, dk, jp]
James Drummond Burns 1823–64
Selections
Miles 10 (12).
§1
The vision of prophecy and other poems. Edinburgh 1854, 1858. 2nd
edn reissued 1865.
The heavenly Jerusalem: or glimpses within the gates. 2 vols
Edinburgh 1856, 1865. Essays, with 2 poems.
The evening hymn. 1857, 1880. A collection of hymns and prayers.
§2
Reminiscences of the late J. D. Burns from the Weekly Review of 17
December 1864. [1864.]
Hamilton, J. Memoir and remains of the Rev James D. Burns. 1869.
Includes hymns and other verse.
Grosart, A. B. In Miles 10 (12).
Mearns, J. In Julian.
Wathen Mark Wilks Call 1817–90
Selections
Miles 4.
§1
Lyra hellenica. Cambridge 1842. Metrical trn of the Prometheus of
Aeschylus and some of the Homeric hymns. With an appendix of
original poems.
Reverberations. 1849, 1875 (rev, with A chapter from my autobiography),
1876 (2nd edn). Poems.
Golden histories. 1871. Poems.
reviews: Westminster Rev Jan 1872; Saturday Rev 17 Feb 1872.
Final causes: a refutation. 1891. Contains a reprint of A chapter from
my autobiography.
Call also contributed anon to the Westminster Rev. His criticism includes
articles on George Eliot, Carlyle and Kant.
§2
The poems of Call. Westminster Rev 97 1872.
Obit: Athenaeum 30 Aug 1890.
Japp, A. H. In Miles 4.
Conway, M. D. Religion and progress interpreted by the life and last
work of Call. Monist 2 1892. A full-length study.
George Douglas Campbell, 8th Duke of Argyll
1823–1900
Address delivered to the members of the Glasgow Athenaeum, on 21
January 1851. In The importance of literature to men of business,
1852.
The reign of law. 1866, New York 1869, 5th and cheaper edn 1870.
Primeval man. 1869. Essay.
The unity of nature. 1884.
Scotland as it was and as it is. 2 vols Edinburgh 1887.
The Highland nurse: a tale. New York [1891], London [1892].
The burdens of belief and other poems. 1894.
Poems. Edinburgh 1898.
Campbell was a prolific writer on economics, theology and popular science; see
Wellesley 5 1989 and col 2517.
Letters and papers
George Douglas, eighth Duke of Argyll: autobiography and
memoirs. Ed Dowager Duchess of Argyll 1906.
Edward Caswall 1814–78
Mss: poems, letters, diaries 1846–7 (including poems), Birmingham Oratory
Lib.
§1
A new art teaching how to be plucked: being a treatise after the
fashion of Aristotle, writ for the use of students in the universities;
to which is added fragments from the examination papers,
by Scriblerus Redivivus. Oxford 1835, 1835 (2nd edn), 1874 (12th
edn), new edn London 1893.
Pluck examination papers for candidates at Oxford and Cambridge
in 1836, by Scriblerus Redivivus. Oxford 1836, 1836.
Morals from the churchyard, in a series of cheerful fables. 1837.
Sketches of young ladies, in which these interesting members of the
animal kingdom are classified according to their several
instincts, habits and general characteristics, by Quiz. 1837, 1838
(6th edn), [1869] (with Sketches of young couples, and young gentlemen
by Dickens); tr Sp 1842.
Lyra catholica: containing all the breviary and missal hymns, with
others from various sources. Tr Caswall 1849, 1851, 1884, New
York 1851, 1884.
A Catholic hymn book for schools and private use. [1850?] [Selected
from Lyra catholica.]
The masque of Mary and other poems. 1858, [1887].
L’incoronata: a tale of May. Birmingham 1860.
A May pageant and other poems.‘1865’ [1864], 1873 (with every line
reduced by two syllables, as The tale of Tintern), [1907].
Hymns and poems, original and translated. 1872, 1873 (2nd edn); ed
E. Bellasis 1908.
Caswall, who became a Roman Catholic in 1847, also wrote and translated
devotional works.
§2
Julian.
Elizabeth Charles, née Rundle 1828–96
James Drummond Burns | Elizabeth Charles
Bibliography
List of books written by Mrs Rundle Charles. In Our seven homes:
autobiographical reminiscences, 1896.
Selections
Selections from the writings of the author of The Schönberg-Cotta
family, by a friend. 1877. Prose.
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