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Mid-Nineteenth-Century Poetry
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Round. He also pbd articles in Dublin Univ Mag and Temple Bar. See
Wellesley vol 5, p. 776.
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The writings of Thornbury. Dublin Univ Mag 50 1859.
Kent, C. George Walter Thornbury. Athenaeum 17 June 1876.
Ingram, J. H. In Miles 5.
Richard Chenevix Trench 1807–86
Collections
Poems, collected and arranged anew. Cambridge 1865, 2 vols
London 1885 (as Poems).
Miles 4.
In time of war: poems. 1900. Preface by F. W. H. Myers.
Sonnets. Ed A. J. Romilly, Bristol [1901].
Sonnets and elegiacs.‘1910’ [1909].
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The story of Justin Martyr and other poems. 1835, 1836, 1857 (4th
edn), 1862 (5th edn).
Sabbation, Honor Neale and other poems. 1838.
Poems. [1841] (priv ptd). Anon.
Notes on the parables of our Lord. 1841, 1844, 1845, 1864, 1882, 1886;
ed A. S. Palmer 1906.
Genoveva: a poem. 1842.
Poems from eastern sources: the steadfast prince and other poems.
1842, 1851 (enlarged).
Elegiac poems. 1843. Anon.
The fitness of Holy Scripture for unfolding the spiritual life of men.
1845.
Notes on the miracles of our Lord. 1846, 1847, 1856, 1858, 1872, 1886.
Sacred poems for mourners. Ed P Maurice, introd by Trench 1846.
Sacred Latin poetry, chiefly lyrical. 1849, 1864 (2nd edn), corrected
and improved. An anthology.
On the study of words: five lectures. 1851, 1852 (2nd edn rev and
enlarged), New York 1852, London 1856, 1859, 1872, 1886; ed A. S.
Palmer 1904, 1927 (EL). There are many Eng and Amer reprints.
Poems from eastern sources: Genoveva and other poems. 1851, 1851
(2nd edn).
On the lessons in proverbs: five lectures. 1853; ed A. S. Palmer 1905
(with bibliography of proverbs).
Synonyms of the New Testament. Cambridge 1854, 1855 (3rd edn
rev), Cambridge 1860 (5th edn).
English past and present: five lectures. 1855, New York 1860; rev A. L.
Mayhew 1889; ed A. S. Palmer 1905.
On teaching by words. 1855.
Alma and other poems. 1855.
Poems. New York 1856.
On some deficiencies in our English dictionaries. 1857, 1860 (rev and
enlarged).
A select glossary of English words, used formerly in senses different
from their present. 1859, 1859, 1865 (3rd edn rev and improved),
1873; ed A. S. Palmer 1906.
The history of the English sonnet. 1863.
Gustavus Adolphus: social aspects of the Thirty Years’ War. 1865,
1887 (3rd edn enlarged).
Studies in the Gospels. 1867.
A household book of English poetry. 1868, rev 1870. An anthology.
Plutarch: his life, his Lives and his morals. 1873. 4 lectures.
Lectures on medieval church history. 1877, 1879 (2nd edn rev).
Brief thoughts and meditations on some passages in Holy
Scripture. 1884.
Trench also pbd numerous theological tracts and sermons.
Letters
Trench: letters and memorials. Ed M. Trench 2 vols 1888.
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Myers, F. W. H. Archbishop Trench’s poems. Nineteenth Cent Oct
1877.
De Vere, A. Archbishop Trench’s poems. Nineteenth Cent June 1888.
Silvester, J. Archbishop Trench: a sketch of his life and character.
[1891.]
Gibbs, H. J. In Miles 4.
Julian.
Pritchett, V. S. Books in general. New Statesman 16 Oct 1943.
Discusses On the study of words.
Martin Farquhar Tupper 1810–89
Mss: correspondence with Gladstone, BL Add Ms; letters and literary mss,
Huntington.
Collections
Complete poetical works. Hartford CT 1850; Complete prose works,
Hartford CT 1850.
Complete poetical works. New York [c. 1855].
Selections
Cithara: a selection from the lyrics. 1863.
A selection from the works. Moxon’s Miniature Poets. 1866, reissued
[1886].
Select miscellaneous poems. [1874], Edinburgh and London [1881].
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Sacra poesis. 1832.
A voice from the cloister, by a young collegian. [1835/6?].
Geraldine: a sequel to Coleridge’s Christabel, with other poems. 1838.
reviews: Spectator 11, 17 Nov 1838; Blackwood’s Mag 44, Dec
1838; Athenaeum 579, 1 Dec 1838.
An ode on the coronation of her majesty Queen Victoria, June 28,
1838. 1838.
Proverbial philosophy: a book of thoughts and arguments, originally
treated. 1838, 2nd ser 1842; 1867 (new edn 1st and 2nd ser);
3rd ser 1867; [1871] in 4 ser, now first complete, including 50th
edn of the two 1st ser, reissued [1881]; New York 1876. Authorised
edn. Frequently rptd throughout the century.
reviews: Athenaeum 547, 21 Apr 1838, 806, 8 Apr 1843 (2nd ser);
Literary Gazette 1819, 29 Nov 1851 (of 21st thousand and Fr edn);
Athenaeum 1418, 30 Dec 1854; Literary Gazette 2027, 24 Nov 1855;
Spectator 40, 12 Jan 1867 (3rd ser); Athenaeum 2065, 25 May 1867;
Saturday Rev 33, 13 Jan 1872 (4 ser complete).
Philosophie Proverbiale: traduit en Français d’après la dixième
édition par George Métivier. 1851.
A modern pyramid to commemorate a septuagint of worthies. 1839.
A sonnet and an essay on each of 70 famous men.
St Martha’s near Guildford, Surrey. [Guildford?] 1841. Not pbd.
The crock of gold: a rural novel. 1844, new edn 1849.
review: Spectator 17, 10 Feb 1844.
A thousand lines now first offered to the world we live in. 1845.
Hactenus. 1848.
review: Literary Gazette 1641, 1 July 1848.
The loving ballad to Brother Jonathan. [1848.] Broadsheet.
Ballads for the times (now first collected). 1850, 1851 (enlarged and
rev), 1852 (rev).
Farley Heath: a record of its Roman remains and other antiquities;
also a poem and a tale. Guildford 1850.
King Alfred’s poems turned into English metres. 1850.
Half a dozen no-popery ballads. [1851.]
A hymn for all nations. 1851; tr 30 languages 1851.
review: Literary Gazette 1791, 17 May 1851.
A dirge for Wellington. 1852.
reviews: Athenaeum 1300, 25 Sep 1852; Literary Gazette 1862, 25
Sep 1852.
Things to come: a prophetic ode. 1852.