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The Paris commune. In answer to the calumnies of the New York
Tribune. Boston 1871. Rptd from The Radical.
Pot-pouri. New York 1875. Parodies of E. A. Poe.
Famine: a masque. Hamden CT 1875, [1887].
The American odyssey: adventures of Ulysses: exposed in modest
hudibrastic measure by Abel Reid and A. N. Broome.
Washington 1876. Reid and Broome are pseudonymous for
Linton.
Poetry of America: 1878. Selections from 100 American poets from
1776–1876, with some Negro melodies.
James Watson: a memoir. Hamden CT 1879 (priv ptd), Manchester
1880.
Reminiscences of Eben Jones. In Jones’s Studies of sensation and
event, 1879.
Voices of the dead. [1879?] A letter to the editor of Nineteenth Cent.
Cetewayo and Dean Stanley. [1880.] Anon.
Golden apples of Hesperus: poems not in the collections. New
Haven CT 1882. Ed Linton.
Wind-falls, two hundred and odd. [1882.] Quotations ed Linton.
Rare poems of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. New Haven
CT 1882 (priv ptd in edn of 5 copies), London 1883. Partly a reprint
of Golden apples of Hesperus, above.
English verse. 5 vols New York 1883, London 1884. Ed Linton and R.
H. Stoddard.
Love-lore. Hamden CT 1887 (priv ptd), 1895 (adds other poems).
Catoninetales: a domestic epic by Hattie Brown. Ed [actually
written by] Linton 1891. Parodies.
The flower and the star, and other stories for children. [1891.]
Wells, C. J. Stories after nature, with a preface by Linton. 1891.
Heliconundrums. Hamden CT 1892 (priv ptd).
Broadway ballads, collected for the centennial commemoration of
the republic, by Abel Reid. [Hamden CT 1893.]
European republicans: recollections of Mazzini and friends. 1893.
Life of J. G. Whittier. 1893.
A Christmas carol. [Hamden CT? 1893.]
Times and seasons. [Hamden CT 1893.]
Of a mollusc. [Hamden CT 1895.]
Ultima verba. 1895 (priv ptd).
Memories. 1895.
Darwin’s probabilities. Hamden CT 1896. A review of The descent of
man.
Linton also edited English Republic, Illuminated Mag and National.
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Kitton, F. G. W. J. Linton. Eng Illustr Mag April 1891.
Bullen, A. H. In Miles 4.
Obit: The Times 3 Jan 1898; Athenaeum 8, 15 Jan 1898.
Layard, G. S. In his Life of Mrs Lynn Linton, 1901.
Hopson, W. F. Side lights on Linton 1812–97. PBSA 27 1933.
Smith, F. B. Radical artisan: William James Linton, 1812–97.
Manchester 1973.
Frederick Locker-Lampson 1821–95
Mss: collections in Harvard, Houghton Lib; Huntington. Letters to
Tennysons, Lincoln, Tennyson Research Centre.
Bibliographies
See Bibliography of British literary bibliographies, ed T. H.
Howard-Hill, Oxford 1987.
Livingston, F. V. Bookman’s Jnl May, July–Sep 1924. Detailed
account of all edns of Locker-Lampson’s works.
Selections
A selection from the works of Frederick Locker. 1865, 1868. Includes
20 unpbd pieces, the rest rev.
Miles 5.
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London lyrics. 1857, 1862 (with alterations and omissions, adds 20
new poems), 1868 (priv ptd as Poems) (adds 6 poems, omits
others), 1870 (adds 6 poems), 1872 (adds 10 poems), 1874 (adds 8
poems), 1876 (final revision, adds 6 poems), 1882 (as London
rhymes; omits much, but adds 9 poems), New York 1883 (pirated
as Poems), 1884 (authorised edn, as Poems, and differing slightly
from 1876 edn); ed A. D. Godley 1903 (from 1857 edn); ed A.
Dobson 1904 (definitive edn).
Lyra elegantiarum. 1867 (suppressed), 1867 (rev), 1891 (rev and
enlarged, with C. Kernahan). A collection of English vers de
société and vers d’occasion, ed Locker.
Patchwork. 1879 (priv ptd), 1879. A commonplace book, with 5
poems by Locker-Lampson, 3 of which are new.
The Rowfant library. 1886. A catalogue. An appendix, with preface
by A. Birell and memorial verses by A. Dobson, A. Lang, Lord
Crewe and W. S. Blunt pbd separately 1900.
My confidences: an autobiographical sketch addressed to my
descendents. Ed A. Birrell 1896, 1908.
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Dobson, A. In Miles 5.
Swinburne, A. C. In his Studies in prose and poetry, 1894.
Birell, A. Locker-Lampson: a character sketch. 1920.
Locker-Lampson, O. Locker-Lampson, with some unpublished
sketches and poems. Scribner’s Mag Apr 1921.
Locker-Lampson, O. Recollections of Locker-Lampson. Cornhill
Mag Jan–Feb 1921.
Kernahan, C. Austin Dobson and Lyra elegantiarum. London Quart
Rev 1922; Living Age 4 Mar 1922.
Dunbar, J. R. Some letters of Joaquin Miller to Locker. MLQ 11 1950.
10 letters.
Flanagan, J. T. Dr Holmes selects American verse. JEGP 51 1952.
Rejected suggestions for Lyra elegantiarum.
Bates, M. C. That delightful man. HLB 13 1959.
Ketton-Cremer, R. W. Locker-Lampson’s Lyra elegantiarum, 1867.
BC 8 1959.
Capel Lofft 1806–73
The Whigs: their prospects and policy. 1835.
Self-formation: or the history of an individual mind. By a fellow of a
college. 2 vols 1837, 1 vol Boston 1896. Anon. A mental autobiography.
Ernest, or political regeneration: a poem. 1839 (anon), 1868 (as
Ernest: the rule of right, adds a long preface on the nature of
poetry, and much revision). A long poem on the history of
Chartism.
review: [Millman, H. H.] Quart Rev 65 1840.
New Testament: suggestions for reformation of Greek text on principles
of logical criticism, by ‘R. E. Storer’. 1868.
Thomas Toke Lynch 1818–71
Robert Leighton | Thomas Toke Lynch
Bibliography
Gatherings from notes of discourses by the late Thomas Toke Lynch
(1852–1871). 1885. Contains list of Lynch’s writings.
Selections
The rivulet birthday book, compiled chiefly from The rivulet and
Theophilus Trinal by M. Theobald. [1891].
Selections from The rivulet. Manchester [1910].
Miles 10 (11).
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Thoughts on day: a Christian address. 1844 (anon), 1856 (adds a
morning and an evening hymn), 1872 (3rd edn).
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