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Mid-Nineteenth-Century Poetry
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Nicholson, R. A. Omar Khayyám: some facts and fallacies. Aberdeen
Univ Rev 1,1914.
Browning, R. Edward FitzGerald and Elizabeth Barrett Browning.
1919 (priv ptd). 3 letters from Browning to his son.
Terhune, A. M. The life of Edward FitzGerald. 1947.
Martin, R. B. With friends possessed: a life of Edward FitzGerald.
1985. [gc]
Charles Robert Forrester 1803–50
Selections
Miles 9 (10).
§1
Castle Baynard: or the days of John, by Hall Willis. 1824.
Absurdities in prose and verse, written and illustrated by Alfred
Crowquill. 1827. Illustr A. H. Forrester.
Eccentric tales from the German of W. F. von Kosewitz. 1827.
Kosewitz is Forrester.
Sir Roland: a romance of the twelfth century, by Hall Willis. 4 vols
1827.
The battle of the ‘annuals’: a fragment. 1835. Anon.
The Lord Mayor’s fool or maxims of Kit Largosse, collected and
digested by G[abriel] G[rindlaye] [pseud]. 1840.
Phantasmagoria of fun, edited and illustrated by Alfred Crowquill.
2 vols 1843. Illustr A. H. Forrester.
§2
Obit: GM May 1850.
Miles, A. H. In Miles 9 (10).
Thomas Hornblower Gill 1819–1906
Selections
Miles 10 (11).
§1
The fortunes of faith: or Church and State. 1841. Verse.
Songs of the revolution. 1848.
The anniversaries: poems in commemoration of great men and
great events. Cambridge 1858.
The papal drama: a historical essay. 1866.
The golden chain of praise: hymns. [1868], 1894 (greatly enlarged); tr
Sp, [1917].
Luther’s birthday: hymns. 1883.
The triumph of Christ: memorials of Franklin Howorth. 1883.
Richard Serjeant: a biographical sketch. 1885.
Elegy in memory of Wilfred Austin Gill. (Grove Park) [1900].
§2
Julian, J. and W. G. Horder. In Julian.
Horder, W. G. In Miles 9 (10).
Dora Greenwell 1821–82
Collections
Poems: selected with biographical introduction by William
Dorling. 1889 (Canterbury Poets).
review: Saturday Rev 9 Mar 1889.
Miles 7 (8).
Selected poems. Ed C. L. Maynard 1906.
Selections from the prose of Dora Greenwell. Ed W. G. Hanson 1950
(with biographical introd).
§1
Poems. 1848, rptd 1904.
reviews: Spectator 24 June 1848; Athenaeum 23 Sep 1848;
Literary Gazette 14 Oct 1848.
Stories that might be true, with other poems. 1850.
review: Literary Gazette 25 Jan 1851.
A present heaven. Letters to a friend. Edinburgh 1855, 1867 (rev as
The covenant of life and peace: addressed to a friend). Letters on
the Gospel.
The patience of hope. Edinburgh 1860, Boston 1863 (8th edn with
preface by J. G. Whittier). A treatise on the spiritual life.
Poems. Edinburgh 1861, 1867 (omits some earlier poems and adds
later ones).
reviews: Victoria Mag 9, Aug 1867; Br Quart Rev Oct 1867;
Athenaeum 2 May 1868.
Two friends. 1862, 1867; ed C. L. Maynard [1926], 1952. Essays on the
spiritual life.
Home thoughts and home scenes, in original poems by J. Ingelow,
D. Greenwell et al. 1865. 10 poems by Greenwell.
Essays. 1866. Includes Our single women, Hardened in good, Prayer,
Popular religious literature, Christianos ad Leones.
reviews: Br Quart Rev 45, Jan 1867; Victoria Mag 8, Jan 1867.
Lacordaire. Edinburgh 1867. Biography.
review: Athenaeum 18 July 1868.
On the education of the imbecile. 1869. Rptd from North Br Rev Sep
1868 and ed for Royal Albert Idiot Asylum, Lancaster.
Carmina Crucis. 1869; ed C. L. Maynard 1906. Verse.
reviews: Spectator 26 June 1869; Victoria Mag 13, July 1869.
Colloquia crucis: a sequel to Two friends. 1871.
review: Br Quart Rev 58, July 1873.
John Woolman. 1871. A biographical sketch.
Songs of salvation. 1873, rptd as Everlasting love and other songs of
salvation [1906].
The soul’s legend. 1873. Verse.
Liber humanitatis: a series of essays on various aspects of spiritual
and social life. 1875.
reviews: Saturday Rev 14 Aug 1875; Victoria Mag 27, May 1876.
Camera obscura. 1876. Verse.
review: Athenaeum 12 Aug 1876.
A basket of summer fruit: dedicated to the American Evangelists
who lately visited England. 1877. Essays.
The power of prayer. [1910.] With T. P. Forsyth. ‘Prayer as will’ by
Greenwell.
Editions, etc.
Harmless Johnny: or the poor outcast of reason, by Caroline
Bowles. Ed Greenwell 1868 for the Royal Albert Idiot Asylum,
Lancaster.
A poor boy: abridged from the French of the Countess de Gasparin
for the Royal Albert Idiot Asylum. 1868.
The wow o’Rivven: or the idiot’s home, by George MacDonald. Ed
Greenwell 1868.
Benjie of Millden: by the author of ‘Bygone days in our village’. Ed
Greenwell 1869 for the Royal Albert Idiot Asylum. 1869.
Greenwell also pbd in several periodicals. See Wellesley vol 5 1989. Her
poems appeared in Good Words, Cornhill Mag, GM, St Paul’s, Sunday
Mag.
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Dorling, W. Memoirs of Dora Greenwell. [1885.]
Maynard, C. L. Dora Greenwell: a prophet for our own times on the
battleground of our faith. [1926.]
Bett, H. Dora Greenwell. 1950. [rs]
Thomas Gordon Hake 1809–95
Mss: poems and letters, BL Add Mss.
Selections
Miles 4.
Poems, selected with prefatory note by A. Meynell. 1894.