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How was one of the compilers of Church hymns, 1871, and pbd many
sermons and tracts: see also Wellesley 5 1989.
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Miles, A. H. In Miles 10 (12).
How, F. D. How: a memoir. 1898.
How, F. D. Lighter moments: from the notebooks of Bishop W. How.
1900.
How, F. D. How: first Bishop of Wakefield. 1909.
Julian.
John Dawson Hull c. 1800–86
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The reverie and other poems. Belfast 1833.
Hymns and spiritual songs. 1844, rev enlarged edn 1860 as Hymns
and spiritual songs for all hours.
The lake and other poems. [1846.] Anon.
Hymns for all hours. Bath [1850].
Lays of many years. [1854.]
The rural parsonage, the river and other poems: by a clergyman.
1857.
The song of a pilgrim, Home and other poems. 1873.
A chaplet for the church: original Christian melodies. [1881.]
Poems. Ed Rev R. Wilton 1889. Prev unpbd poems.
Hull also pbd theological works. [rs]
Cecil Frances Humphreys, afterwards
Alexander 1818–95
For British holdings of letters see LR 1, p. 10.
Collections
Poems. Ed W. Alexander 1896, rptd London and New York 1897.
Selections
Selected poems of William Alexander and Cecil Frances Alexander.
Ed A. P. Graves 1930.
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Most of the following works were issued under the initials C. F. H. or (after
1850) C. F. A.
Verses written on the accession of Her Majesty the Queen. 1837.
Verses for holy seasons; with questions for examination. 1846 (2
edns). Preface by W. F. Hook. 1849 (3rd edn), rptd for 1st Amer edn
Philadelphia 1852, with subtitle ‘or, a Christian year for youth’.
Other edns London 1858, 1869, 1888.
The Baron’s little daughter and other tales in prose and verse. ed Rev
W. Gresley 1848, [1850?] (2nd edn), 1888 (6th edn).
Hymns for little children. 1848, Philadelphia [1850] (preface by J.
Keble), London 1850 (4th edn), 1857 (14th edn), 1866 (268th thousand),
New York 1872 (rptd from 278th thousand), London 1878
(546th thousand), 1884 (62nd edn), 1901 (702nd thousand), 1903
(illustr J. and E. Drew). Over 100 edns by 1935. Individual hymns
have been anthologised regularly, notably ‘All things bright and
beautiful’, ‘Once in royal David’s city’, and ‘There is a green hill
far away’.
The lord of the forest and his vassals: an allegory. 1848.
Moral songs. 1849, [c. 1850] (2nd edn), 1855, 1867 (9th edn), 1873,
‘1880’ [1879], 1882 (14th edn).
Narrative hymns for village schools. 1853, 1857, 1859 (5th edn), 1864
(8th edn), 1867 (10th edn, bound with her Hymns descriptive and
devotional), 1872 (12th edn), 1875 (13th edn), 1878 (14th edn), 1894
(16th edn).
Poems on subjects in the Old Testament. Part I, Genesis–Exodus. 2
vols 1854, 1871 (2nd edn). Part II 1857. Parts I and II 1871, 1888. ‘The
burial of Moses’ rptd separately, Boston 1890, illustr A. S. Cox.
Hymns descriptive and devotional: for the use of schools. 1858 (2
issues), 1867 (bound with her Narrative hymns for village
schools), 1880, 1903.
The legend of the golden prayers and other poems. 1859.
review: (J. S. Bigg) Dublin Univ Mag 54, Sep 1859.
Short points for daily meditation. 1879 (anon).
Easy questions on the life of Our Lord. 1891.
Collaborative works
Irish lake poetry. Dublin Univ Mag 52, Oct 1858 (with W. Alexander).
Some account of the parish church of St Colmanell, Aloghill by A. T.
Lee; with an original poem by C. F. A. [1867.]
Edition and translation
The Sunday book of poetry. Selected and arranged by C. F. A. 1864 (2
edns), Cambridge MA 1865, Boston 1869, London 1872, London
and New York 1892.
Quireach phádruig: or St Patrick’s breastplate. 1902. Mrs
Alexander’s trn and the Irish text.
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Obit: The Times 14, 19 Oct 1895.
Alexander, W. (her husband). Preface to her Poems, 1896.
Wallace, V. Mrs Alexander: a life of the hymn-writer Cecil Frances
Alexander, 1818–1895. Dublin 1995. [jw]
John William Inchbold 1830–88
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Annus amoris. 1876.
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Obit: Athenaeum 4 Feb 1888.
Jean Ingelow, ‘Orris’ 1820–97
William Walsham How | Jean Ingelow
Letters and literary mss are held at the Huntington.
Collections
Poetical works. Boston 1880, New York [188?], Troy NY [1887], Boston
1894.
Poetical works. 1898, 1902. Rptd from Poems, 2 vols 1893, and Poems:
third ser, 1888.
Selections
Lyrical and other poems. 1886, 1895 (4th edn).
Miles 7 (8).
Poems, selected and arranged by A. Lang. Pocket edn 1908.
Poems, with an introduction by A. Meynell. 1908.
Poems. [1912.]
Poems. Oxford 1913.
Stedman, E. A. Jean Ingelow 1820–97. 1935 (priv ptd). A memoir and
some poems.
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A rhyming chronicle of incidents and feelings. Ed E. Harston 1850.
Anon.
review: Athenaeum 1169, 23 Mar 1850.
Allerton and Dreux: or the war of opinion. 2 vols 1851. Anon.
Tales of Orris. Bath [1860], rptd with one exception in Stories told to
a child, 1865, below. Rptd from Youth’s Mag.
One story by two authors: or a tale without a moral, by J. I. and F. M.
L. 1862. Rptd from Monthly Packet with additions. [With Frances
Levett.]
Poems. 1863. 23rd edn 1880, [1906] (Muses’ Lib), 1908.
reviews: Athenaeum 1805, 25 July 1863; Reader 2, 25 July 1863;
Victoria Mag 1, Sep 1863; Br Quart Rev 38, Oct 1863; Saturday Rev
16, 19 Dec 1863; Spectator 37, 6 Feb 1864. 12th edn 1866 reviewed in
Athenaeum 2037, 10 Nov 1866; Spectator 39, 10 Nov 1866; Br
Quart Rev 45, Jan 1867.
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