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Thomas Osborne Davis 1814–45
Mss: Notebooks, poems, songs and prose pieces, Dublin, Royal Irish Acad Lib.
Collections
The poems, now first collected, with notes and historical illustrations.
Dublin 1846, New York 1854, new edn ed J. Mitchel 1868.
Prose writings. Ed T. Rolleston [1889].
Selections from his prose and poetry. Ed T. Rolleston [1910?], London
and Leipzig 1914.
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An address read before the historical society, Dublin, on the 26th
June 1840. 1840.
The speeches of the Right Honourable John Philpot Curran. Ed
Davis 1843, 1845 (with memoir); 1855, 1861 (2nd edn).
The spirit of the nation. Ballads and songs by the writers of The
Nation. Dublin 1845.
The life of the Right Hon J. P. Curran. Dublin 1846, [1846?] (7th edn).
Literary and historical essays. Ed C. G. Duffy, Dublin 1846.
Letters of a Protestant, on repeal. Dublin 1847.
Poems. Ed J. Mitchel, New York 1868.
Essay on Irish songs. 1869.
The patriot parliament of 1689, with its statutes, votes and proceedings.
Ed C. G. Duffy. Dublin and New York 1893.
National and other poems. Dublin 1907.
Essays, literary and historical. Dundalk 1914 (Centenary edn). With
preface and notes by D. O’Donoghue and an essay by J. Mitchel.
Essays and poems, with a centenary memoir. Dublin 1945.
Songs, ballads and poems. Dublin 1945.
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The poems of Davis. Irish Quart Rev 5 1852.
Davis the thinker and teacher: the essence of his writings in prose
and poetry. Ed A. Griffith, Dublin 1914.
Duffy, C. G. Davis: the memoirs of an Irish patriot 1840–6. 1890.
Duffy, C. G. Short life of Davis 1840–6. 1895.
Schiller, J. Davis: ein irischer Freiheitssänger. Vienna 1915. With bibliography.
Ahern, J. L. Thomas Davis and his circle, etc. Waterford 1945.
Yeats, W. B. Tribute to Thomas Davis. Cork 1947, 1965.
Gwynn, D. Denny Lane and Thomas Davis. Studies 38 1949.
Gwynn, D. John E. Pigot and Thomas Davis. Studies 38 1949.
Aubrey Thomas de Vere 1814–1902
Bibliographies
Winckler, P. and W. Stone. De Vere: a bibliography. Victorian
Newsletter 10 1956.
Collections
Poetical works. 6 vols 1884–98. Vol 2 rptd London and New York
1895, vols 4–6 rptd London and New York 1897–8.
De Vere’s poems: a selection. Ed J. Dennis 1890.
Selections from the poems. Ed G. Woodberry, New York and London
1894.
Poems from the works of de Vere. Ed M. Domvile 1904.
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A song of faith, devout exercises and sonnets. 1842.
The Waldenses, or the fall of Rora: a lyrical sketch, with other
poems. Oxford and London 1842.
The search after Proserpine, Recollections of Greece and other
poems. Oxford and London 1843.
Mary Tudor, an historical drama, The lamentation of Ireland and
other poems. 1847, new edn 1884. Ed de Vere.
English misrule and Irish misdeeds: four letters from Ireland
addressed to an English Member of Parliament. 1848, 2nd edn
1848; reissued New York and London 1970.
Eliza Cook | Aubrey Thomas de Vere
Picturesque sketches of Greece and Turkey. 2 vols 1850, Philadelphia
1850.
Poems. 1855.
May carols: or ancilla domini. 1857, New York 1866 (as May carols, or
The month of Mary), London 1870 (with addns), 1881 (with
addns).
Julian, the apostate, and The Duke of Mercia. 1858. Drama.
Select specimens of the English poets. Ed de Vere 1858.
The sisters, Inisfail and other poems. London and Dublin 1861.
Inisfail: a lyrical chronicle of Ireland. Dublin 1863.
Hymns and sacred poems. London, Dublin and Derby 1864.
The month of Mary. 1864. A selection from May carols, above.
The infant bridal and other poems. 1864, new and enlarged edn
[1876].
Thoughts on St Gertrude. London and Dublin [1864–5].
The Church settlement of Ireland: or Hibernia pacanda. London
and Dublin 1866, 1866.
The Church Establishment in Ireland, illustrated exclusively by
Protestant authorities. London and Dublin 1867.
Ireland’s church property, and the right use of it. London and
Dublin 1867.
The life of S. Aloysius Gonzaga. Ed E. H. Thompson [1867].
Pleas for secularization. London and Dublin 1867.
Reply to certain strictures by Myles O’Reilly Esq. London and
Dublin 1868.
Ireland’s Church question: five essays. 1868. Collects The Church
settlement of Ireland; The Church Establishment in Ireland;
Ireland’s church property; Pleas for secularization; Reply to
certain strictures by Myles O’Reilly Esq, above.
Irish odes and other poems. New York 1869.
The legends of Saint Patrick. London and Dublin 1872, London
1889, 1905.
Alexander the Great: a dramatic poem. London and Dublin 1874.
Sonnets . . . a new edn with memoir by A. T. de Vere. 1875.
St Thomas of Canterbury: a dramatic poem. 1876.
Antar and Zara: an eastern romance; Inisfail and other poems meditative
and lyrical. 1877.
The fall of Rora, The search after Proserpine and other poems meditative
and lyrical. 1877.
Proteus and Amadeus: a correspondence [with W. S. Blunt]. Ed A. T.
de Vere 1878.
Legends of the Saxon saints. 1879, 1893.
The children of Lir: an Irish legend. [New York][1881].
Constitutional and unconstitutional political action. Limerick
1881.
The foray of Queen Maeve, and other legends of Ireland’s heroic age.
1882.
Ireland and proportional representation. Dublin and London 1885.
Essays, chiefly on poetry. 2 vols London and New York 1887.
Legends and records of the Church and the Empire. 1887.
Saint Peter’s chains, or Rome and the Italian revolution: a series of
sonnets. London and New York [1888].
Essays, chiefly literary and ethical. 1889, London and New York
1889.
The household poetry book: an anthology of English speaking
poets from Chaucer to Faber. Ed de Vere 1893.
Medieval records and sonnets. 1893.
Religious problems of the nineteenth century: essays. Ed J. Wenham
1893.
The search after Proserpine and other poems. 1896.
Recollections. London and New York 1897.
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Taylor, H. In his Notes from books, 1849.
[Dixon, W.] The poetry of the de Veres. Quart Rev 183 1896; rptd in
his In the republic of letters, 1898.
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