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Memorials of a residence on the Continent, and historical poems.
1838.
Poems of many years. 1838 (priv ptd), 1840 (for general circulation),
1846.
Poetry for the people, and other poems. 1840.
One tract more, by a layman. 1841. In support of the Anglo-Catholic
movement.
Palm leaves. 1844. Poems written during and about a tour in the
East.
Poems, legendary and historical. 1844.
The life, letters and literary remains of John Keats. 2 vols 1848; ed R.
Lynd 1927 (EL), Oxford 1931 (WC). Also pbd, in an abridged form,
with Keats’s poetical works, 1854 etc.
As I wandered by the brookside. Songs. [1850?]
Miscellanies of the Philobiblon Society. 15 vols 1853–84. Ed Milnes,
with numerous contributions by him.
Good night and good morning: a ballad. 1859.
On the present social results of classical education. In Essays on a
liberal education, ed F. W. Farrar 1867.
Monographs: personal and social. 1873.
Milnes also wrote on contemporary political and social subjects; see also
Wellesley, vol 5 1989.
Letters and papers
Reid, T. W. The life, letters and friendships of Milnes. 2 vols 1890.
Fischer, W. Die Briefe Milnes. Heidelberg 1922.
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Gibbs, H. J. In Miles 4.
Pope-Hennessy, J. Monckton Milnes at Cambridge. Cornhill Mag
163 1947.
Pope-Hennessy, J. Monckton Milnes. 2 vols 1950–2.
Wilson, E. G. Edward Moxon and the first two editions of Milne’s
biography of Keats. HLB 5 1951.
Clive, J. Some more or less eminent Victorians. VS 2 1958.
Robert Montgomery 1807–55
Bibliographies
GM Mar 1856.
Collections
Poetical works. 3 vols Glasgow 1839.
Poetical works. 6 vols 1839–40, 1841–3; ed J. W. Twycross 1853.
Selections
Selections from the poetical works. 1836, 1837.
Religion and poetry: being selections spiritual and moral from the
poetical works. With an introductory essay by Archer Gurney. [Ed
S. J. H.] 1847.
Lyra Christiana: poems on Christianity and the church, original and
selected. 1851. Selected by Montgomery.
Christian poetry for school and family use. A selection suitable for
Sunday reading and recitation. Ed E. Farr [1854].
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Poetical trifles, by a youth. Bath 1825. Anon.
The stage-coach: a poem. 1827.
The age reviewed: a satire in two parts. 1827, 1828 (rev and corrected).
The omnipresence of the Deity: a poem. 1828, 1828 (2nd edn rev and
enlarged), 1828 (7th edn), as vol 3 of Poetical works, Glasgow 1839.
reviews: Blackwood’s Mag 23, May 1828; Eclectic Rev 47, May
1828; Edinburgh Rev 51, Apr 1830; Literary Churchman 1, 30 June
1855.
The puffiad: a satire. 1828. Anon.
A universal prayer: Death: A vision of Heaven: and A vision of Hell.
1828, 1829 3rd edn with addns (4th edn), 1846.
review: Blackwood’s Mag 26, Aug 1829.
Satan: a poem. 1830, Glasgow 1839 (5th edn as vol 1 of Poetical
works), Glasgow 1841 (8th edn as Satan or intellect without God),
London 1842 (10th edn).
reviews: Fraser’s Mag 1, Feb 1830; Eclectic Rev 51, Mar 1830;
Edinburgh Rev 51, Apr 1830; Westminster Rev 12, Apr 1830.
Oxford: a poem. Oxford 1831, 1835 (4th edn, with recollections of
Shelley), 1843 (6th edn).
review: Fraser’s Mag 3, Apr 1831.
The Messiah: a poem in six books. 1832, 1836 (5th edn), 1842 (8th
edn).
review: Spectator 5, 9 June 1832.
Woman, the angel of life: a poem. 1833, 1833 (2nd edn, Introductory
lines moved to appendix), Glasgow 1839 (as vol 2 of Poetical
works), 1841 (5th edn).
review: Athenaeum 291, 25 May 1833.
Ellesmere lake; the Pistyll Rhaiadr; and the vale of Clwyd. 1836.
Poems.
Sacred gift: a series of meditations upon scripture subjects. [1842.]
Verse. Rptd as Sacred meditations and moral themes in verse
[1847] (3rd edn).
Luther: a poem. 1842, 1842, 1845, 1852 (6th edn rev and enlarged).
reviews: Athenaeum 753, 2 Apr 1842; Spectator 15, 2 Apr 1842;
Fraser’s Mag 25, June 1842; Eclectic Rev 76, Aug 1842.
Scarborough: a poetic glance. 1846.
The Christian life: a manual of sacred verse. 1849, 1850 (3rd edn rev),
[1855] (7th edn).
reviews: Athenaeum 1104, 23 Dec 1848; Spectator 22, 6 Jan 1849;
Literary Gazette 1682, 14 Apr 1849.
Forty lines on Wellington. [1852.]
The hero’s funeral: a poem. 1852, 1853 (2nd edn). On the Duke of
Wellington.
review: Church of England Quart Rev 34, July 1853.
The sanctuary: a companion in verse for the English prayer book.
1855.
reviews: Literary Churchman 1, 30 June 1855; Rambler 4 n.s.
Aug 1855.
Montgomery also pbd numerous sermons and theological works.
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Obit: The Times 6 Dec 1855; GM Mar 1856.
Maginn, W. In A gallery of illustrious literary characters, ed W.
Bates, [1873].
Hopkins, K. Reflections on Satan Montgomery. TSLL 4 1962. [rs]
Edward Moxon 1801–58
Gerald Massey | Edward Moxon
Mss: letters, Dove Cottage and Wordsworth Museum, Grasmere.
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The prospect and other poems. 1826.
Christmas: a poem. 1829.
Sonnets. 2 pts 1830–5 (priv ptd), 1837 (priv ptd), 1843 (priv ptd),
Boston 1848, 1871.
reviews: Athenaeum 13 Apr 1833; Quarterly Rev 59, 1837.
Charles Lamb. [1835].
Moxon edited Englishman’s Mag Aug–Oct 1831.
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Lamb, C. Athenaeum 13 Apr 1833; rptd in his Works, ed E. V. Lucas,
vol 1, 1903. On Sonnets.
[Croker, J. W.] Quart Rev 59 1837. A contemptuous review of the
Sonnets.
White, N. I. Literature and the law of libel. SP 22 1925. On Moxon’s
trial for blasphemous libel in 1841.
Merriam, H. G. Moxon: publisher of poets. New York 1939.
Wilson, E. G. Moxon and the first two editions of Milnes’s biography
of Keats. HLB 5 1951.
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