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MacMahon, E. Fanny Kemble. Littell’s Living Age 197 1893.
Ritchie, Anne Thackeray. Chapters from some unwritten memoirs –
Mrs Kemble. Macmillan’s Mag 68, July 1893.
Todd, C. B. Fanny Kemble at Lenox. Lippincott’s Monthly Mag 52
1893.
Upson, A. J. Fanny Kemble in America, and Fanny Kemble’s suddenness,
Critic 22 1893.
Beard, N. Some recollections of yesterday. Temple Bar 102, July 1894.
Driver, L. S. Fanny Kemble. Chapel Hill NC 1933.
Wright, C. Fanny Kemble. 1972.
Marshall, D. Fanny Kemble. 1977.
Furnas, J. C. Fanny Kemble. New York 1982. [jw]
Charles Rann Kennedy 1808–67
Classical education reformed. 1837.
Translation of selected speeches of Demosthenes, with notes. 1841.
Ode on the birth of the Prince. 1842. On Albert Edward, Prince of
Wales.
Poems, original and translated. 1843, 1857 (rearranged and
enlarged). Includes 2 poems by Rev R. Kennedy.
The Olynthiac and other public creations of Demosthenes. 1848. Tr
with notes by Kennedy. Frequently rptd.
Works of Virgil. Tr R. and C. R. Kennedy 2 vols 1849.
A letter to the Lord Chancellor on the subject of circuit leagues. 1850.
Specimens of Greek and Latin verse, chiefly translation. 1853.
English verse tr into Greek and Latin.
Francis Beaumont: a tragedy. Birmingham [1860?]. In verse.
The works of Virgil. 1861.
Hannibal: a poem. [1866.]
Kennedy also wrote on classical and legal subjects.
Letitia Elizabeth Landon, afterwards Maclean,
‘L. E. L.’ 1802–38
Collections
The poetical works. 3 vols 1827.
The poetical works. [1830?] Containing The Venetian bracelet and
other poems.
The miscellaneous poetical works. 1835.
Works. 2 vols Philadelphia 1838, 1847.
Poetical works. 4 vols 1839.
Poetical works, with a memoir of the author. 2 vols 1850, 1853, 1855,
1867.
Complete works. 2 vols Boston 1856.
Poetical works. Ed W. B. Scott [1873], [1880].
Miles 7 (8).
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The fate of Adelaide: a Swiss romantic tale, and other poems. 1821.
The improvisatrice and other poems. 1824, 1825 (6th edn), 1831.
The troubadour, catalogue of pictures and historical sketches. 1825
(3 edns), 1827.
The golden violet, with its tales of romance and chivalry, and other
poems. 1827.
The Venetian bracelet, the lost Pleiad, a history of the lyre and other
poems. 1828.
Romance and reality. 3 vols 1831, 1 vol 1856 (with memoir). A novel.
Francesca Carrara. 3 vols 1834. A novel.
The vow of the peacock, and other poems. 1835.
Traits and trials of early life. 1836, 1844. Tales with poems interspersed.
Ethel Churchill: or the two brides. 3 vols 1837, 1847. A novel.
A birthday tribute, addressed to the Princess Alexandrina Victoria.
[1837.] In verse.
Duty and inclination: a novel, edited by Miss Landon. 3 vols 1838.
Floers of loveliness. 1838, [1854]. Poems, with Lady Blessington and
T. H. Bayly.
The Easter gift: a religious offering. [1838.]
The Zenana, and minor poems of Letitia Elizabeth Landon; with a
memoir by Emma Roberts. 1839.
Lady Anne Granard: or keeping up appearances. 3 vols 1842, 1 vol
1847. A novel.
The gift of friendship, with contributions by Letitia Elizabeth
Landon [1877.]
Landon also edited or contributed to various annuals, scrapbooks etc, as well
as writing numerous articles and reviews for W. Jerdan’s Literary Gazette
from c. 1820.
Letters and papers
Blanchard, S. L. Life and literary remains of Letitia Elizabeth
Landon 2 vols 1841. Vol 2 consists of unpbd works by Landon.
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S[heppard], S. Characteristics of the genius and writings of Letitia
Elizabeth Landon 1841.
Elwood, A. K. In her Memoirs of the literary ladies of England vol 2,
1843.
Hall, S. C. and A. M. Memories of authors: Miss Landon. Atlantic
Monthly Mar 1865.
Robertson, E. S. In his English poetesses, 1883.
Bates, W. In his Maclise portrait-gallery of illustrious literary characters,
1883.
Bell, M. In Miles 7 (8).
Lefèvre-Deumier, J. In his Célébrités anglaises: essais et études
biographiques et littéraires, Paris 1895.
Enfield, D. E. Laetitia Elizabeth Landon: a mystery of the thirties.
1928.
Edward Lear 1812–88
Charles Rann Kennedy | Edward Lear
The mss of Lear’s diaries are in the Houghton Lib, Harvard. The letters to
Chichester Fortescue (Lord Carlingford) are in the Somerset Record Office.
Bibliographies
Field, W. B. O. Edward Lear on my shelves. Munich 1933 (priv ptd).
Noakes, V. Edward Lear 1812–1888. 1985, New York 1986. Royal
Academy of Arts exhibition catalogue.
Collections
The Lear omnibus, filled up by R. L. Mégroz: (the first rearrangement
of Edward Lear’s nonsense). 1938, [1945].
Edward Lear’s nonsense omnibus, with all the original pictures,
verses and stories . . . Introd E. Strachey, London and New York
1943, Harmondsworth 1986.
The complete nonsense of Edward Lear. Ed H. Jackson 1947.
Selections
A nonsense birthday book: compiled from ‘The book of nonsense’
and ‘More nonsense’. London and New York [1893].
Edward Lear’s journals: a selection. Ed H. Van Thal 1952.
The birds of Edward Lear: a selection of the 12 finest bird plates of
the artist. Ed A. Thorpe 1975 (limited edn).
A book of bosh: lyrics and prose. Chosen by B. Alderson.
Harmondsworth 1975.
For lovers of birds; For lovers of cats; For lovers of flowers & gardens;
For lovers of food & drink. Compiled by V. Noakes and C. Lewsen.
4 vols 1978.
A book of learned nonsense: a centenary anthology of writings &
sketches. Ed P. Haining 1987.
Edward Lear in the Levant: travels in Albania, Greece and Turkey in
Europe 1848–1849. Ed S. Hyman 1988.
Edward Lear, the Corfu years: a chronicle presented through his
letters and journals. Ed P. Sherrard, Athens and Dedham 1988.
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