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Forman, H. B. In his Our living poets, 1871.
Tupper, J. L. Thomas Woolner. Portfolio 2 1871.
Stephens, F. G. Thomas Woolner. Art Jnl 46 1894.
Le Gallienne, R. In Miles 5.
Woolner, A. Thomas Woolner, sculptor and poet: his life in letters.
1917.
Evans, B. I. In his English poetry in the later nineteenth century,
1933.
Woolner: My beautiful lady. BLR 3 1950.
Ormond, L. Tennyson and Thomas Woolner. Lincoln 1981.
Christopher Wordsworth 1807–85
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The Druids: Chancellor’s Medal poem. Cambridge 1827, 1828, 1859
(in Cambridge prize poems).
Iphigenia in Aulide – carmen latinum. Cambridge [1827]. Prize
poem.
The invasion of Russia by Napoleon Buonaparte: a poem which
obtained the Chancellor’s Medal. Cambridge 1828, 1859 (in
Cambridge prize poems).
Hannibal, translated from the Latin ode. In University of Oxford
translations of the Oxford and Cambridge prize poems, 1833.
Ode at Cambridge on 7 July 1835 after the installation of the
Chancellor of the University. 1835.
Athens and Attica. 1836, 1855 (3rd edn rev). Prose.
Greece: pictorial, descriptive and historical. 1839, Paris 1841. Tr Fr
1844, rev 1853.
Diary in France. 1845, 1846.
Memoirs of William Wordsworth. 2 vols 1851, 2 vols Boston 1851.
The inspiration of the Bible: five lectures. 1861.
The interpretation of the Bible: five lectures. 1861.
The holy year: or hymns for Sundays, holy days and other
occasions throughout the year. Ed W. H. Monk 1862, 1864,
1865.
Journal of a tour in Italy. 2 vols 1863.
Additional hymns for the holy year. Oxford 1864.
Thoughts on English hymnology, or preface to Holy year. 1865.
Church history up to AD 451. 4 vols 1881–3.
Wordsworth also pbd a Commentary on the whole Bible, numerous sermons,
religious tracts, translations etc. He wrote a preface to Ballads from
English history [1864].
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Overton, J. H. and E. Wordsworth. Christopher Wordsworth,
Bishop of Lincoln. 1888, new and cheaper edn 1890.
Overton, J. H. In Julian.
Strudwick, V. Christopher Wordsworth: Bishop of Lincoln
1869–1885. Lincoln 1987.
iv. Late nineteenth-century poetry
1870–1900
References
Miles, A. H. et al (ed). The poets and poetry of the century. 10 vols
[1891–7], 12 vols 1905–7 (enlarged). Referred to as Miles throughout.
Numerals refer to vol nos in these edns; numerals in brackets to the enlarged
edn of Miles. Further information about some of the poets may be found in J.
Julian, a dictionary of hymnology, 1892, 1907 (rev).
Alexander Anderson 1845–1909
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A song of labour and other poems. Dundee 1873.
The two angels, and other poems, with an introductory sketch by G.
Gilfillan. 1875.
Songs of the rail. 1878, 1878 (2nd edn).
Ballads and sonnets. 1879. Partly rptd from A song of labour and
Two angels, above, with many new poems.
Later poems of Anderson, Surface man. Ed A. Brown, Glasgow 1912
(with biographical sketch).
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Cuthbertson, D. The life-history of Alexander Anderson. Inveresk
[1929] (priv ptd).
Evans, B. I. In his English poetry in the later nineteenth century,
1933, 1966 (rev).
Sir Edwin Arnold 1832–1904
Catherine Winkworth | Sir Edwin Arnold
Collections
Arnold birthday book. Ed K. L. and C. Arnold 1885. From The works
of Arnold, with new poems.
Poems, national and non-oriental, with some new pieces, selected
from The works of Arnold. 1888.
Poetical works. 8 vols 1888.
Oriental poems. Ed J. M. Watkins 1904.
Indian poems and Indian idylls. 1915.
The Arnold poetry reader: selections, with memoir and notes by E.
L. Arnold. [1920.]
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The feast of Belshazzar: a prize poem. Oxford 1852.
Poems, narrative and lyrical. Oxford 1853.
Griselda: a tragedy, and other poems. 1856.
The wreck of the Northern Belle: a poem. Hastings 1857.
Hitopadesa . . . with a vocabulary in Sanskrit, English and Murathi,
together with a partial translation. Ed Arnold, Bombay 1859.
Education in India: a letter from the ex-principal of an Indian government
college to his appointed successor. 1860.
The book of good counsels: from the Sanskrit of the ‘Hitopadesa’.
1861.
The Marquis of Dalhousie’s administration of British India. 2 vols
1862–5.
Political poems by Victor Hugo and Garibaldi. Done into English by
an Oxford graduate (E[dwin] A[rnold]). 1868. (Rptd from the
Morning Star, with a preface by G. J. Holyoake.)
The poets of Greece. 1869.
Hero and Leander. From the Greek of Musaeus. [1873.]
The Indian song of songs. From the Sanskrit . . . with other oriental
poems. (Translated into English verse.) 1875.
A simple transliteral grammar of the Turkish language. Compiled
from various sources. With dialogues and vocabulary. 1877.
The light of Asia, or the great renunciation – Mahâbhinishkramana.
Being the life and teaching of Gautama . . . as told in verse by an
Indian Buddhist. 1879, 1885 (28th edn), 1889 (new edn), Leipzig
1891 (copyright edn), London 1925; ed E. D. Ross, New York 1926.
Poems. Boston 1880.
Indian poetry. 1881.
Pearls of the faith: or Islam’s rosary. 1883, 1887 (4th edn).
The secret of death, from the Sanskrit with some collected poems.
1885.
The song celestial. A translation of the Bhagavad-gita. 1885, 1897
(8th edn), Bajendra 1989, New York and London 1993.
India revisited. 1886. Rptd with addns from Daily Telegraph.
Death – and afterwards. 1887, New York 1897. Rptd with suppl from
Fortnightly Rev Aug 1885.
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