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Mid-Nineteenth-Century Poetry
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Demeter and other poems. 1889. Preceded by Trial edn Demeter
1889 and by The throstle, 1889 (copyright edn).
The foresters. 1892, 1892. Preceded by Trial edn [1881?].
The death of Oenone, Akbar’s dream and other poems. 1892.
Preceded by Trial edn 1892 and by The silent voices 1892 (copyright
edn). Edn of The silent voices with music by J. F. Bridge
1892. Vol includes Riflemen form!, previously pbd [in earlier
version] only in newspapers of 1859; an early version pbd without
authorisation as Rifle clubs, New York 1899.
Tennyson’s patriotic poems. 1914. Includes A call to arms [also called
Arm, arm, arm! – ‘Oh, where is he, the simple fool’], previously
pbd anon in newspapers of 1852; ed C. Ricks MP 62 1964.
The devil and the lady. Ed C. Tennyson 1930, Bloomington 1964
(facs).
Unpublished early poems. Ed C. Tennyson 1931, Bloomington 1964
(facs, with The devil and the lady, above). Preceded by C.
Tennyson, Tennyson’s unpublished poems, Nineteenth Century
Mar–June 1931.
Tennyson, C. Tennyson papers I–IV. Cornhill Mag Mar–June 1936.
Hallam Tennyson, Materials for life of A. T., 1896 (priv ptd), his 1897
Memoir, the annotations in the Eversley edns and his memoir in the onevol
Eversley edn, 1913, all contain poems not pbd elsewhere. The Christ of
Ammergau, which Tennyson dictated extempore to Knowles in 1870, was
pbd from Knowles’s papers, Twentieth Cent Jan 1955. All unpbd poems are
collected by Ricks in his The poems of Tennyson, 2nd edn in 3 vols
Harlow 1987.
For further reviews of Tennyson’s pbd vols, see E. F. Shannon, jr, Tennyson
and the reviewers 1827–51, Cambridge MA 1952, and his The critical
reception of Maud, PMLA 68 1953; J. O. Eidson, Tennyson in
America: his reputation and influence from 1827 to 1858, Athens GA
1943. For later reviews, see J. D. Jump (ed), Tennyson: the critical heritage,
1967, and I. Armstrong (ed), Victorian scrutinies: reviews of
poetry 1830–1870, 1972.
Contributions to periodicals etc
Timbuctoo. Cambridge Chron and Jnl 10 July 1829.
Anacreontics. Pbd Oct 1830 in The Gem for 1831.
A fragment [Where is the giant of the sun]. Pbd Oct 1830 in The Gem
for 1831.
No more. Pbd Oct 1830 in The Gem for 1831.
Sonnet [Check every outflash, every ruder sally]. Englishman’s Mag
Aug 1831; rptd Oct 1832 in Friendship’s Offering for 1833.
Sonnet [Me my own fate to lasting sorrow doometh]. Pbd Oct 1831 in
Friendship’s Offering for 1832.
Sonnet [There are three things which fill my heart with sighs]. Pbd
Oct 1831 in Yorkshire Literary Annual for 1832.
St Agnes’s eve. Pbd Nov 1836 in The Keepsake for 1837.
Oh! that ’twere possible. The Tribute (ed Lord Northampton) Sep
1837.
The new Timon, and the poets [Part I]. Punch 28 Feb 1846.
Literary squabbles. Punch 7 Mar 1846.
To _, after reading a life and letters. The Examiner 24 Mar 1849.
Lines [Here often, when a child, I lay reclined]. Manchester
Athenaeum Album 1850.
Come not, when I am dead. Pbd Nov–Dec 1850 in The Keepsake for
1851.
Stanzas [What time I wasted youthful hours]. Pbd Nov–Dec 1850 in
The Keepsake for 1851.
To W. C. Macready. The Times 3 Mar 1851.
The penny-wise. Morning Chron 24 Jan 1852.
Britons, guard your own. The Examiner 31 Jan 1852.
For the penny-wise. Fraser’s Mag Feb 1852.
Hands all round! [1852]. The Examiner 7 Feb 1852.
The third of February, 1852. The Examiner 7 Feb 1852.
Suggested by reading an article in a newspaper. The Examiner 14
Feb 1852.
The charge of the light brigade. The Examiner 9 Dec 1854.
Riflemen form! The Times 9 May 1859.
The grandmother. Once a Week 16 July 1859.
Sea dreams. Macmillan’s Mag Jan 1860.
Tithonus. Cornhill Mag Feb 1860.
Ode sung at the opening of the international exhibition. The Times
24 Apr, 14 July 1862; Fraser’s Mag June 1862.
A welcome to Alexandra. The Times 10 Mar 1863.
Hendecasyllabics. Cornhill Mag Dec 1863.
Milton: alcaics. Cornhill Mag Dec 1863.
On translations of Homer. Cornhill Mag Dec 1863.
Specimen of a translation of the Iliad in blank verse. Cornhill Mag
Dec 1863.
Long as the heart beats life within her breast. Court Jnl 19 Mar 1864.
The victim. Good Words 1 Jan 1868.
The spiteful letter. Once a Week 4 Jan 1868.
Wages. Macmillan’s Mag Feb 1868.
1865–1866. Every Sat (US) 22 Feb 1868; Good Words Mar 1868.
Lucretius. Macmillan’s Mag May 1868; Every Sat (US) 2 May 1868.
Thine early rising well repaid thee. The Marlburian 20 Sep 1871.
The last tournament. Contemporary Rev Dec 1871.
England and America in 1782. New York Ledger 6 Jan 1872.
A welcome to Her Royal Highness Marie Alexandrovna, Duchess of
Edinburgh. The Times 7 Mar 1874.
Prefatory sonnet to the Nineteenth Century. Nineteenth Cent Mar
1877.
Montenegro. Nineteenth Cent May 1877.
To Victor Hugo. Nineteenth Cent June 1877.
Achilles over the trench. Nineteenth Cent Aug 1877.
The revenge. Nineteenth Cent Mar 1878.
Dedicatory poems to the Princess Alice. Nineteenth Cent Apr 1879.
The defence of Lucknow. Nineteenth Cent Apr 1879.
Prefatory poem to my brother’s sonnets. In Charles Tennyson
Turner, Collected sonnets, 1880.
Child-songs. St Nicholas (New York) Feb 1880.
De profundis. Nineteenth Cent May 1880.
Despair. Nineteenth Cent Nov 1881.
The charge of the heavy brigade at Balaclava. Macmillan’s Mag Mar
1882.
To Virgil. Nineteenth Cent Sep 1882.
Frater ave atque vale. Nineteenth Century Mar 1883.
Early spring [1883]. Youth’s Companion (Boston) 13 Dec 1883.
Helen’s tower. Good Words Jan 1884.
Compromise. St James’ Gazette 29 Oct 1884
Freedom. Macmillan’s Mag Dec 1884.
The fleet. The Times 23 Apr 1885.
Epitaph on General Gordon. The Times 7 May 1885.
To H.R.H. Princess Beatrice. The Times 23 July 1885.
Vastness. Macmillan’s Mag Nov 1885.
On the jubilee of Queen Victoria [Carmen saeculare]. Macmillan’s
Mag Apr 1887.
In memoriam. W. G. Ward. The Athenaeum 11 May 1889.
The throstle. New Rev Oct 1889.
Because she bore the iron name. Daily News 27 Jan 1890.
To sleep! to sleep! the long bright day is done. New Rev Mar 1891.
Take, lady, what your loyal nurses give. The Times 27 June 1891.
The death of the Duke of Clarence and Avondale. Nineteenth Cent
Feb 1892.
Letters
Letters of literary men vol 2. Ed F. A. Mumby 1906.
Tennyson and William Kirby: unpublished correspondence. Ed L.
Pierce, Toronto 1929.
Ellmann, M. J. Unpublished letters of Tennyson 1833–6. MLN 65 1950.
Lang, C. Y. and E. F. Shannon, jr (ed). The letters of Alfred Lord
Tennyson. 3 vols Oxford 1982, 1987, 1990.