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William Bell Scott 1811–90
Bibliographies and reference works
Fredeman, W. E. Scott in his Pre-Raphaelitism: a bibliocritical
study. 1965.
Knight, Joseph. In Miles 4.
Dictionary of literary biography 32 1984 (W. E. Fredeman).
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Hades: or the transit and The progress of mind. 1838, Edinburgh
1838. 2 poems.
The year of the world: a philosophical poem. 1846, Edinburgh 1846.
Memoir of David Scott. 1850.
Poems. 1854.
Albert Dürer: his life and works. 1869.
Poems: ballads, studies from nature, sonnets etc. 1875.
The little masters: Altdorfer, Beham [etc]. 1879.
A poet’s harvest home: being one hundred short poems. 1882, 1893
(with An aftermath of twenty short poems).
Scott also pbd a number of collections of works of art, and edited Byron,
Coleridge, Mrs Inchbold, Keats, Miss Landon, Scott, Shakespeare and Shelley.
See also Wellesley vol 5, 1989.
Journals and letters
Autobiographical notes on the life of William Bell Scott and notices
of his artistic and poetic circle of friends 1830–82. Ed W. Minto 2
vols 1892.
Fredeman, W. E. A Pre-Raphaelite gazette: the Penkill letters of
Arthur Hughes to William Bell Scott and Alice Boyd 1886–97.
1967.
Fredeman, W. E. Prelude to the last decade: Dante Gabriel Rossetti
in the summer of 1872. 1971.
Fredeman, W. E. The letters of Pictor Ignotus: William Bell Scott’s
correspondence with Alice Boyd, 1859–84. 1976.
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Forman, H. B. In his Our living poets, 1871.
William Bell Scott, poet and painter. London Quart Rev 1875.
Rossetti, W. M. Scott and modern British poetry. Macmillan’s Mag
Mar 1875.
Obit: Athenaeum 29 Nov 1890.
Horne, H. P. Scott: poet, painter and critic. Century Guild Hobby
Horse 1891.
Broers, B. C. In her Mysticism and the Neo-Romanticists, 1923.
Evans, B. I. In his English poetry in the later nineteenth century,
1933, 1966 (rev).
Fredeman, W. E. Review of Lona Parker’s Christina Rossetti. VS 1964.
Black, D. J. Hermits and termits . . . together with biographical
notices in Robert . . . David . . . and William Bell Scott. 1972.
Trevelyan, R. Enter Scotus. In his A Pre-Raphaelite circle, 1978.
[wef]
Louisa Catherine Shore 1824–95
Collections
Poems by A[rabella] and L[ouisa Shore]. 1897.
Poems, with a memoir by A. Shore and an appreciation by F.
Harrison. 1897.
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War lyrics. 1855, 1855 (enlarged). With Arabella Shore.
Gemma of the isles: a lyrical drama, and other poems by A. and L.
1859. With A. Shore.
Hannibal: a drama [in verse]. 2 pts 1861; ed A. Shore 1898.
Fra Dolcino and other poems. By A. and L., authors of ‘War lyrics’.
1870. With A. Shore.
Elegies and memorials, by A. and L., authors of ‘Gemma of the isles’.
1890, 1894. With A. Shore.
The citizenship of women socially considered. Rptd, with a few
alterations, from ‘The Westminster Review’ of July 1874. [1895.]
Elizabeth Siddal 1829–62
Poems and drawings of Elizabeth Siddal. Ed R. C. Lewis and M. S.
Lasner, Wolfville Nova Scotia 1978.
He & she & angels three: three poems. Limited edn of 100. 1979.
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Marsh, J. The legend of Elizabeth Siddal. 1989.
Menella Bute Smedley 1819–77
Selections
Miles 7 (8).
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Lays and ballads from English history. By S. M. [1845], a new edn
[1856].
The maiden aunt. [1845?], [1849]. By S. M. Tales, rptd from Sharpe’s
Mag.
A very woman. By S. M. In Seven tales by seven authors, ed F. E.
Smedley, 1849, 1860, 1867.
The use of sunshine: a Christmas narrative. By S. M. 1852. Prose.
Nina: a tale for the twilight. By S. M. 1853. Prose.
The story of Queen Isabel and other verses. 1863.
Twice lost. By the author of Queen Isabel. 1863, 1866. Prose.
Linnet’s trial. By the author of Twice lost. [1864.]
A mere story. By the author of Twice lost. 1865.
Poems. 1868.
Poems written for a child, by two friends. 1868, 1869, [1895]. With
Mrs E. A. Hart.
Child-world. By the authors of Poems written for a child. 1869. With
Mrs E. A. Hart.
Child-nature. By one of the authors of Child-world. 1869.
Other folks’ lives. 1869. Prose.
Linnet’s trial. 1871. Prose.
Two dramatic poems. 1874. Blind love and Cyril, with shorter
pieces.
Boarding-out and pauper schools especially for girls. Being a
reprint of the principal reports on pauper education. In the Bluebook
for 1873–4, ed M. B. Smedley 1875.
See also Wellesley vol 5, p. 719.
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Forman, H. B. In his Our living poets, 1871.
Robertson, E. S. In his English poetesses, 1883.
Japp, A. H. In Miles 7 (8).
James Smetham 1821–89
Lady John Scott | James Smetham
Mss: notebooks, including poems, 1846–54 and undated, BL Add mss.
Collections
Literary works. Ed W. Davies 1893.
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Essay on Blake, from the London Quarterly Review. In A. Gilchrist,
Life of William Blake vol 2, 1880.
Letters, with an introductory memoir. Ed S. Smetham and W.
Davies 1891, 1892. 9 poems printed in appendix, some for the
first time.
Smetham contributed to the London Quart Rev. See Wellesley vol 5, p. 719.
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Beardmore, W. G. Smetham: painter, poet, essayist. [1906.]
Casteras, S. P. James Smetham: artist, author, Pre-Raphaelite associate.
Aldershot 1995.
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