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Henry Nutcombe Oxenham 1829–83
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The sentence of Kaires and other poems. Oxford 1854, 1867, 1871 (3rd
edn, as Poems).
Recollections of Ober-Ammeragau in 1871. 1871, 1880.
Memoir of Lieutenant R. de Lisle RN. 1886.
Oxenham pbd or translated a number of controversial and devotional works
from the Roman Catholic standpoint. See also Wellesley vol 5, p. 1038.
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The Rev Henry N. Oxenham. Saturday Rev 31 March 1887.
Oakley, J. Recollections of an old friend [signed Vicesimus]. Rptd,
with corrections and additions, from the Manchester Guardian,
Manchester 1888.
Francis Turner Palgrave 1824–97
Mss: poems, Golden treasury, journal, letters, etc, BL Add Mss; letters to
Tennysons, Lincoln, Tennyson Research Centre. There are also collections of
mss at the Humanities Research Centre, Univ of Texas, Austin, and Univ of
Virginia Lib, Charlottesville.
Bibliography
See Bibliography of British Literary bibliographies, ed. T. H.
Howard-Hill, Oxford 1987.
Selections
Miles 5.
Selected poems. Ed B. L. Pearce 1985.
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Idyls and songs. 1848–54.
Preciosa: a tale. 1852.
Essay on the first century of Italian engraving. In F. T. Kugler,
Handbook of painting, 1855.
The passionate pilgrim: or Eros and Anteros by Henry J. Thurston
[i.e. Palgrave]. 1858; introd by R. B. Johnson 1926.
The golden treasury. Cambridge and London 1861, New York 1861,
9th thousand Cambridge and London 1862, 1878, 1884, 1891 (rev
and enlarged), 1896 etc; second ser 1897. Often rptd.
Handbook to the fine art collections in the International
Exhibition. 1862, 2nd edn rev and completed 1862.
Poems by Arthur Hugh Clough. With a memoir by Palgrave. 1862,
1863.
Essays on art. Cambridge 1866, New York 1867.
Original hymns. 1867, 1868 (enlarged), 1870 (3rd edn).
The five days’ entertainments at Wentworth Grange. 1868.
Gems of English art of the century. 1869.
Lyrical poems. 1871.
A Lyme garland. Lyme [1874].
The children’s treasury of English song. 2 pts 1875, 1876 (as The children’s
treasury of lyrical song).
The visions of England. 1880 (priv ptd), 1881 (for general circulation),
1886, 1889, 1891.
The captive child. Carisbrooke Castle 8 Sep 1650. [1880?] A poem.
The life of Jesus Christ illustrated from the Italian painters. 1885.
Ode for the twentieth of June 1887. [1887] Oxford 1887 (as Ode for the
twenty-first of June 1887).
The treasury of sacred song. Oxford 1889, 1906.
Amenophis and other poems sacred and secular. 1892. Includes all
the earlier poems Palgrave wished to preserve, as well as some
new poems.
Prothalamion. [1893] (priv ptd).
Landscape in poetry, from Homer to Tennyson. 1897.
[Miscellaneous essays.] 4 vols [1847–97]. Presented to BM.
Palgrave also pbd numerous edns and selections of the poets. See also
Wellesley vol 5 1989.
Eliza Ann Harris Ogilvy | Coventry Kersey Dighton Patmore
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Wedmore, T. F. Palgrave as an art critic. Colburn’s New Monthly
Mag May 1866.
Bayliss, W. The Professor of Poetry at Oxford and the witness of art.
1888.
Gibbs, J. H. In Miles 5.
Horder, W. G. In Julian.
Chamber, E. K. Acad 14 Jan 1893. Review of Amenophis.
Palgrave, G. F. Palgrave: his journals and memories of his life. 1899.
Evans, B. I. Tennyson and the origins of the Golden treasury. TLS 8
Dec 1932.
Horne, C. J. Palgrave’s Golden treasury. ES 2 1949.
Owens, R. J. Palgrave’s marginalia on Landor’s works. N & Q 206,
June 1961.
Lewis, N. Palgrave and his Golden treasury. Listener 4 Jan 1962.
Coventry Kersey Dighton Patmore 1823–96
Major mss holdings: Princeton and the Boston College Lib both contain collections
of Patmore’s letters: in addition, Princeton has holograph notes in
Patmore’s hand and working drafts of several of his articles; Boston College
has the partial ms of his ‘Autobiography’ and a notebook of ‘Poetry together
with original notes on scientific subjects by Patmore’, together with photocopies
of his extant literary mss. The original ms of The unknown Eros is in
the BL; the ms The rod, the root, and the flower in the Nottingham Univ
Lib; the only extant ms of The angel in the house, together with Shane
Leslie’s variorum edn, which he presented to Alice Meynell in 1893, is in the
Grantham Lib, Sussex.
Bibliographies
Courage in politics and other essays 1885–96, now first collected. Ed
F. Page 1921. With bibliography of Patmore’s prose contributions
to periodicals.
Martin, R. B. Patmore. Princeton Univ Lib Chron 14 1952. On
Patmore letters etc at Princeton.
Stevenson, L. In Victorian poets: a guide to research, ed F. E. Faverty,
Cambridge MA 1956, 1968 (rev).
Reid, J. C. The mind and art of Patmore. 1957. The fullest account of
Patmore’s life and art, Reid’s study also contains a full bibliography
(pp. 330–46) of his pbd poems and prose writings, together
with a detailed chronological listing of his extensive contributions
to periodicals, drawn in large part from Page, above. Reid’s
checklist also contains a comprehensive catalogue of secondary
material on Patmore, including a number of contemporary
reviews, but missing out the devastatingly dismissive, doggerel
review of The angel in the house, ptd as prose, parodying
Patmore’s poetic style, that appeared in Athenaeum 20 Jan 1955,
of which the following sample is characteristic:
The gentle reader we apprise
that this new ‘Angel in the House’ Contains a
tale not very wise About a person and a spouse.
The author, gentle as a lamb, Has managèd his
rhymes to fit, And, haply, fancies he has writ
Another ‘In Memoriam’.
Dictionary of Literary Biography 35 (A. W. Heidemann)
Collections
Poems. 4 vols [1879]. Vol 1: Amelia, Tamerton Church-tower etc; vol
2: The angel in the house; vol 3: The victories of love; vol 4: The
unknown Eros (42 odes).
Florilegium amantis. Ed R. Garnett [1879], 1888. Selected poems.
Poems: collective edition. 2 vols 1886, 1886, 1887 (3rd edn) (with
selections from the poems of Henry Patmore), 1890 (4th edn),
1894 (5th edn), 1897 (6th edn) etc.
The poetry of pathos and delight from the works of Patmore. 1896.
Passages selected by Alice Meynell.
Works: new Uniform edition. 5 vols 1897, 1907.
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