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Mid-Nineteenth-Century Poetry
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Arthur Joseph Munby 1828–1910
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Benoni: poems. 1852.
Elegiacs. In Burns centenary poems, 1859.
Verses new and old. 1865.
A memorial of Joseph Munby of Clifton Holme. [1875.]
Dorothy: a country story in elegiac verse. Ed Munby 1857, 1880.
Vulgar verses by ‘Jones Brown’. [1890.]
Faithful servants: epitaphs and obituaries. 1891. Ed Munby.
Vestigia retrorsum: poems. 1891.
Susan: a poem by the author of ‘Dorothy’. 1893.
Ann Morgan’s love: a pedestrian poem. 1896.
Poems, chiefly lyric and elegiac. 1901.
Relicta: verses. 1909.
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Marston, P. B. A realistic poet. Atlantic Monthly Apr 1882.
Master and servant. GM Jan 1892.
Bayne, T. The poetry of Munby. GM Nov 1904.
Hudson, D. Munby: man of two worlds: the life and diaries of
Arthur Joseph Munby 1828–1910. 1972.
Joseph John Murphy 1827–94
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Sonnets and other poems, chiefly religious. 1890.
Murphy also wrote several prose works on religious matters.
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Grosart, A. B. In Miles 10 (11).
John Mason Neale 1818–66
Mss: poems, hymns, diaries, etc, Lambeth Palace Lib.
Selections
Selections from the writings. 1884, new edn 1887.
Collected hymns, sequences and carols. Ed M. S. Lawson 1914.
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The fisherman’s song: Speed the plough!; Work over. [1840.]
The history of the pews. 1841; suppl 1842.
Agnes de Tracy: a tale of the times of St Thomas of Canterbury. 1843,
[1906].
Hymns for children in accordance with the catechism. Cambridge
1843, 2 pts 1844–5 (rev), 3 sers 1848 (rev and corrected).
Hymns for the sick. 1843, 1849, 1868 (4th edn), [1906].
Songs and ballads for the people. 1842, 1843, 1844, 1845.
Hymns for the young: a second series of hymns for children.
Cambridge 1843, 1860.
The loosing of the Euphratean angels. A Seatonian poem.
Cambridge 1845.
A mirror of faith: lays and legends of the Church in England. [1845.]
The triumphs of the cross: tales and sketches of Christian heroism.
[1845], 2nd ser 1846.
Annals of virgin saints. 1846.
A history of the Holy Eastern Church. 5 vols 1847–73.
Songs and ballads for manufacturers. 1846, 1850 (2nd edn).
The unseen world. 1847, 1853.
Duchenier: or the revolt of La Vendée. 1848.
Edom: a Seatonian prize poem. Cambridge 1849.
Hymni ecclesiae, a breviariis quibusdam et missalibus Gallicanis,
Germanis, Hispanis, Lusitanis desumpti. 1851.
Mediaeval hymns and sequences. 1851, 1863 (with addns and corrections).
The hymnal noted. 2 pts 1852–4, 1863 (2nd edn rev and greatly
enlarged), 1870 (5th edn). Mainly tr Neale.
A short commentary on The hymnal noted, from ancient sources.
1852.
Mammon. Seatonian prize poem. Cambridge 1852.
Sequentiae ex missalibus Germicis, Anglicis, Gallicis, aliisque medii
aevi collectae. 1852.
Carols for Christmas tide. 1853.
Carols for Easter tide. [1854.]
The Egyptian wanderers: a story for children. 1854.
Judith: a Seatonian poem. Cambridge 1856.
Sinai: a Seatonian prize poem. Cambridge 1857.
Theodora Phranza: or the fall of Constantinople. 1857; ed E. Rhys
[1913] (EL).
Egypt: a Seatonian prize poem. Cambridge 1858.
The disciples at Emmaus: a Seatonian prize poem. Cambridge 1859.
The rhythm of Bernard de Morlaix on the celestial country. 1859,
1866 (7th edn), new edn 1914.
Ruth: a Seatonian poem. Cambridge 1860.
A commentary on the Psalms. 1860. With R. F. Littledale.
The daughters of Pola. [1861.]
Hymns of the Eastern Church. 1862, 1866 (3rd edn), 1882 (4th edn,
with addns), 1918.
King Josiah: a Seatonian poem. Cambridge 1862.
The seven churches of Asia. A Seatonian prize poem. Cambridge
1863.
Christ was born on Christmas Day: a carol. 1864.
Seatonian poems. Cambridge 1864.
The celestial country. 1865. Trn of a portion of Bernard de Morlaix,
De contemptu mundi; a metrical trn of the Vexilla regis of
Fortunatus and of the Cantemus cuncti of Gotteschalcus.
Hymns, chiefly mediaeval, on the joys and glories of paradise. 1865,
1866 (2nd edn).
Hymn for use during the cattle plague. 1866.
Sequences, hymns and other ecclesiastical verses. [1866.]
The invalid’s hymn book, being a selection of hymns appropriate to
the sick room, original or translated. [1866.]
Hymns suitable for invalids, preface by R. F. Littledale. 1866.
Duplicate of preceding, with new title page.
Original sequences, hymns and other ecclesiastical verses. 1873.
A dissolution of the religious houses AD 1536; The curse of the
abbeys. [1886.] 2 historical poems.
Good King Wenceslas: a carol. Birmingham 1895. With introd by W.
Morris.
Neale also pbd many sermons, commentaries, historical novels for children,
trns etc.
Letters and papers
Letters. Ed M. S. Lawson 1910.
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Moultrie, G. Dr Neale. [1866.]
St Margaret’s Mag 1–4 1887–95. A memoir in half-yearly pts, with a
full account of Neale’s life and writings.
Julian.
Towle, E. A. John Mason Neale DD: a memoir. 1906. With a list of his
writings.
Obit: Guardian 15 Aug 1866 [by R. F. Littledale].
Lough, A. G. The influence of Neale. 1962.
Charles Neaves, Lord Neaves 1800–76
Songs and verses, social and scientific. Edinburgh 1868, 1868 (2nd
edn), 1869 (3rd edn), 1875.
On fiction as a means of popular teaching. A lecture. Edinburgh 1869.
A glance at some of the principles of comparative philology.
Edinburgh 1870.
The Greek anthology. 1870, 1874. An account, with specimens in
English.