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Tangled talk: an essayist’s holiday, by ‘Thomas Talker’. 1864.
Lilliput levee: poems of childhood, child-fancy and child-like
moods, with the addition of several new poems. 1864, 1867, 1868
(enlarged). Poems.
Views and opinions by ‘Matthew Browne’. 1866.
Chaucer’s England, by ‘Matthew Browne’. 2 vols 1869.
Lilliput lectures. 1871; ed R. B. Johnson 1897. Poems.
Lilliput revels. New York 1871, by the author of Lilliput levee; ed R.
B. Johnson 1905. Poems.
Lilliput legends. By the author of Lilliput levée. 1872. Poems.
Rands also pbd fairy tales, essays etc under his own name and under several
pseudonyms. For his extensive contributions to Contemporary Rev
(1868–80) etc, see Wellesley vol 5, pp. 644–5.
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Japp, A. H. In Miles 5.
William Caldwell Roscoe 1823–59
Collections
Poems and essays. Ed R. H. Hutton 2 vols 1860 (with memoir).
Poems. Ed E. M. Roscoe 1891.
Miles, A. H. In The poets and the poetry of the century [1891–97] vol
5. Also in The poets and the poetry of the nineteenth century
1905–07 vol 5.
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Eliduc, Counte of Yoeloc. 1846. Drama.
Violenzia: a tragedy. 1851. Anon. Drama.
Roscoe’s poems were first pbd in book form in the collections.
For Roscoe’s contributions to Nat Rev and Prospective Rev, see Wellesley 5
1989. Roscoe was one of the editors of Prospective Rev (1852–5).
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William Caldwell Roscoe’s poetry. Nat Rev 11 1860.
William Caldwell Roscoe. Dublin Univ Mag 57 1861.
Le Gallienne, R. In Miles 5. [gw]
Christina Georgina Rossetti 1830–94
Major mss holdings: (see Holograph poems and their locations in Crump,
variorum edn vol 1 below). The bulk of C.G. R.’s ms poems are contained in 17
small notebooks: 9 in Bodleian (1845–56), 7 in BL (1842–5, 1856–66) and 1 in
family collection (1859–60). Other holograph notebooks are located in BL
(Sing-song and Il rosseggiar dell’ oriente), Huntington (Maude: prose
and verse), Texas Univ (A pageant and other poems), and King’s
College, Canterbury (Verses). All these collections contain lesser groups of
mss, as do the univ libs of Brown, Duke, Harvard, Princeton (open, Troxell
and Taylor collections), British Columbia, Kansas, and Yale, the Berg
Collection (NYPL), the Iowa State Dept of History and Archives, the History
Soc of Pennsylvania, and a few private collections. The largest collection of
C.G. R.’s family letters is in the Angeli-Dennis Papers at the Univ of British
Columbia.
Bibliographies and reference works
Anderson, J. P. Appended to M. Bell, Christina Rossetti, 1898.
Ehrsam, T. G., R. H. Deily and R. M. Smith. In their Bibliographies
of twelve Victorian authors, New York 1936. Suppl by J. G. Fucilla,
MP 37 1939.
Jones, H. M. The Pre-Raphaelites. In Victorian poets: a guide to
research, ed F. E. Faverty, Cambridge 1956, 1968 (new ch in 2nd
edn by W. E. Fredeman).
Packer, L. M. Selective bibliography. In her Christina Rossetti, 1963.
Fredeman, W. E. In his Pre-Raphaelitism: a bibliographical study,
Cambridge MA 1965 (section 44).
Crump, R. W. Christina Rossetti: a reference guide. Boston 1976. A
chronological survey of writings about C. G. R., including
reviews, from 1862–1973.
John Critchley Prince | Christina Georgina Rossetti
The Bible and the poetry of Christina Rossetti: a concordance. Comp
by Nilda Jiménez 1979.
(de Groot, H.) In Dictionary of literary biography vol 35, 1985.
Collections
Poetical works. Ed W. M. Rossetti 1904 etc (with memoir).
The complete poems of Christina Rossetti: a variorum edition. Ed R.
W. Crump 3 vols 1979–90. See McGann, §2, below.
Selections
Redeeming the time: daily musing from the works of Christina
Rossetti, 1903.
Goblin market, prince’s progress and other poems. 1913 (World’s
Classics).
Poems of Christina Rossetti. Selected and with introd by: W. M.
Rossetti 1904 (Golden Treasury); Alice Meynell [1910]; C. B. Burke
[nd]; W. de la Mare 1930; R. Ironside 1953; K. Jarvis 1956; N. Lewis
1959 (Pocket Poets); M. Zaturenska 1970; E. Jennings 1970; C. H.
Sisson 1984; P. Porter 1986 (Great English Poets); I. Hamilton 1992
(Bloomsbury Poetry Classics); R. Van de Weyer 1996 (Fount
Classics, subtitled Feasts and fasts); J. Marsh 1996 (Everyman
Poets).
Doves and pomegranates: poems for young readers. Selected by D.
Powell, introd N. Lewis 1969.
Poems and prose. Ed J. Marsh 1994.
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Christina Rossetti’s fugitive writings appeared in a wide range of jnls and
anthologies, which form a vital part of her publishing history. Because most of
the poems, some of which were embedded in Commonplace and other prose
works, were rptd during her lifetime and all are included in Crump’s variorum
edn (above), only single and double titles or total number are cited;
unrptd prose materials, however, are identified. The list is compiled from
Anderson’s bibliography in M. Bell and Crump’s notes.
Periodicals: Aikin’s Year 1852–4 (W.M.R. identifies jnl as ed Mary
Howitt, but unlocated; one poem, Behold I stand at the door and
knock); Argosy 1866–75 (1 story, 7 poems, including If, illustr F.
Sandys); Atalanta 1890 (1 poem, Yea, I have a goodly heritage);
Athenaeum 1848–90 (8 poems); Bouquet Culled from
Marylebone Gardens 1851–2 (2 poems in Italian and a prose work,
Corrispondenze famigliare, signed ‘Calta’; see Eng trn below);
Century Feb 1884 (unrptd article, Dante, the poet illustrated out
of the poem); Century Guild Hobby Horse 1887–9 (3 poems);
Churchman’s Shilling Mag 1867 (3 stories, 1 unrptd article,
Dante, an English classic); Crayon 1856 (1 story); Dawn of day
1882, 1893 (True in the main: 2 sketches and 2 poems rptd from
Verses 1893); Dublin Univ Mag 1878 (1 poem, Yet a little while);
Germ 1850 (7 poems signed ‘Ellen Alleyn’); Literary Opinion 1892
(3 poems and 1 unrptd essay, The house of Dante Gabriel Rosetti);
Macmillan’s Mag 1861–83 (23 poems); Mag of Art 1890–4 (2
poems: An echo from Willowwood, illustr C. Ricketts; The way of
the world, illustr W. Britten); New and Old: for Seed-time and
Harvest (1 poem, A helpmeet for him and A harmony on First
Corinthians, unrptd); Once a Week 1859 (1 poem, Maude Clare);
Our Paper 1855 (1 poem, The dead bride, rptd from Verses 1847);
Scribner’s Mag (see Century) 1872–3 (3 poems); Shilling Mag (1
poem, Amor Mundi, illustr F. Sandys); Victoria Mag 1864 (1 poem,
The eleventh hour).
Anthologies and other sources: Marshall’s Ladies’ Daily
Remembrancer 1850 (2 poems: Charades, New enigmas);
Beautiful poetry 1853 (1 poem, Death’s chill); Pictorial calendar of
the seasons etc, ed Mary Howitt 1854 (1 poem, The rose); Midsummer
flowers. For the young 1854 (1 poem, The trees’ counselling);
Düsseldorf artists’ album, ed Mary Howitt 1854 (1 poem,
A summer evening, rptd in Goblin market as Twilight calm);
Memoirs of Mallet du Pan, tr W. M. Rossetti and B. H. Paul 1855
(partly C.G.R.’s trn); Imperial dictionary of biography, ed J. F.
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