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A lecture on cheap and accessible pleasures. With a comparative
sketch of the poetry of Burns and Wordsworth. Edinburgh 1872.
Some helps to the study of Scoto-Celtic philology. Edinburgh 1872.
Neaves also pbd numerous didactic works and contributed to Blackwood’s
Mag etc; see also Wellesley vol 5 1989.
Francis William Newman 1805–97
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Lectures on logic, or on the science of evidence generally. Oxford
1838.
The difficulties of elementary geometry. 1841.
History of the Hebrew monarchy. 1847.
The soul: her sorrows and her aspirations. 1849. Prose.
A collection of poetry for the practice of elocution. 1850.
Phases of faith. 1850, [1853 2nd edn, 1860 6th edn]; 1907, rptd
Leicester 1970, introd by U. C. Knoepflmacher. Prose.
Regal Rome. An introduction to Roman history. 1852. Prose.
The odes of Horace translated into rhymed metres, with introduction
and notes. 1853.
The Iliad of Homer faithfully translated. 1856.
Theism, doctrinal and practical. 1858; 1873 (rev as Hebrew theism:
the common basis of Judaism, Christianity and Mohammedism),
1873. Prose and verse.
Homeric translations in theory and practice. 1861. A reply to Arnold;
rptd in Essays by Matthew Arnold, Oxford 1914.
Hiawatha rendered into Latin. 1862.
A handbook of modern Arabic. 1866.
Translations of English poetry into Latin verse. 1868.
The cure of the great social evils. 1869.
Miscellanies: chiefly addresses. 3 vols 1869–89.
Anthropomorphism. A comment . . . on some poetry sent him by a
lady. Ramsgate 1870.
Europe of the near future. 1871.
A dictionary of modern Arabic. 2 vols 1871.
On the historical depravation of Christianity. 1873.
The two theisms. 1874.
Ancient sacrifice. 1874.
Religion not history. 1877.
Libyan vocabulary. 1882.
Comments on the text of Aeschylus. 1884.
Rebilius Cruso. 1884. Robinson Crusoe in Latin.
Life after death? 1886, 1887.
Kabai vocabulary. 1887.
Reminiscences of two exiles and two wars. 1888.
Contributions chiefly to the early history of the late Cardinal
Newman. 1891, 1891 (2nd edn).
Hebrew Jesus: his true creed. Nottingham 1895.
Newman also pbd numerous lectures and educational works. See also
Wellesley vol 5 1989.
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Arnold, M. On translating Homer. 1861.
Arnold, M. On translating Homer: last words. 1862.
Gribble, F. Francis W. Newman. Fortnightly Rev July 1905.
Harrison, F. In his Collected essays vol 4, 1908.
Sieveking, I. G. Memoir and letters of Francis W. Newman. 1909.
Robbins, W. The Newman brothers. 1966.
Robert Nicoll 1814–37
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Poems and lyrics. Edinburgh 1835, 1842 (enlarged, with memoir by
C. I. Johnstone), Glasgow 1852, Paisley 1877, 1914.
Marion Wilson: a tale of the persecuting tomes. In C. I. Johnstone,
The Edinburgh tales vol 2, Edinburgh 1846.
Arthur Joseph Munby | Caroline Elizabeth Sarah Norton
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Kingsley, C. Robert Nicoll. North Br Rev Nov 1851.
Smiles, S. The life and work of Nicoll. Good Words 16 1875.
Drummond, P. R. The life of Nicoll, with some hitherto uncollected
pieces. 1884.
Caroline Elizabeth Sarah Norton, née Sheridan
and afterwards Lady Stirling-Maxwell 1808–77
Strathclyde Regional Arhives, Glasgow, holds over 450 letters from Norton to
her second husband Sir William Stirling-Maxwell, plus poems and drawings.
For other British holdings of letters – whose recipients include Mary Shelley,
E. L. Bulwer-Lytton, Elizabeth Gaskell, Thomas Lawrence, Benjamin
Disraeli, Lockhart, John Delane and various political figures, see LR 2, pp.
708–11.
Bibliographies
Jasper, D. E. Caroline Norton: her writings. BB 53 1990.
Selections
Miles 7 (8).
Selected writings of Caroline Norton. Facs, introd by J. O. Hoge and
J. Marcus. Delmar NY 1978.
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The dandies’ rout. [1820?]
The sorrows of Rosalie: a tale with other poems. 1829 (anon).
Dedicated to Lord Holland. 4th edn with additional poems 1829.
Bound with The undying one and other poems, New York and
Boston 1854.
The undying one and other poems. 1830 (2 edns) dedicated to the
Duchess of Clarence, new edn 1853. Bound with The sorrows of
Rosalie, New York and Boston 1854.
reviews: (William Maginn) Fraser’s Mag 2, Sep 1830; Edinburgh
Rev 53, June 1831.
Poems. Boston 1833 (collected contributions to annuals), rptd with a
notice of the author by Rufus W. Griswold, Philadelphia 1846 and
[1857?], New York 1875 (bound with L. H. H. Sigourney, Poems).
The wife and woman’s reward. 3 vols 1835 (anon), 2 vols New York
1835. A woman’s reward rptd New York 1846.
A voice from the factories. In serious verse. 1836 (anon). Dedicated to
the Right Honourable Lord Ashley, rptd in [William Dodd], The
labouring classes of England . . . in a series of letters. By an
Englishman, Boston 1847. Rptd Oxford and New York 1994 (facs).
Observations on the natural claim of the mother to the custody of
her infant children, as affected by the common law right of the
father: illustrated by cases of peculiar hardship. 1837.
The separation of mother and child by the law of Custody of Infants,
considered. 1838 (anon); micros New Haven CT [1980] and
Woodbridge CT [1986?].
A letter to the Right Reverend the Lord Bishop of Exeter on the
custody of infants. 1839; micro Woodbridge CT [1986?].
A plain letter to the Lord Chancellor on the Infant Custody bill . . . By
Pearce Stevenson, esq. 1839, rptd New York 1922, introd Frank
Altschul; micros Woodbridge CT [1980?] and BL 1987.
The dream, and other poems. 1840 (dedicated to the Duchess of
Sutherland), New York 1841, other edns 1841, 1846, 1847.
reviews: (Hartley Coleridge) Quart Rev 66, Sep 1840; (R. H.
Horne) A new spirit of the age vol 2, 1844.
Lines. 1840. On Queen Victoria.
The child of the islands: a poem. 1845 (dedicated to Richard Brinsley
Sheridan), New York and Baltimore 1846, London 1846 (2nd edn),
New York 1849, New York and Boston 1855. On the Prince of Wales.
reviews: (Abraham Hayward) Edinburgh Rev 82, July 1845; (J.
G. Lockhart) Quart Rev 76, June 1845.
Aunt Carry’s ballads for children: Adventures of a wood sprite, The
story of Blanche and Brutikin. 1847.
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