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Late Nineteenth-Century Poetry
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Lotus and jewel, containing In an Indian temple, A casket of gems, A
queen’s revenge, with other poems. 1887.
With Sa’di in the garden: or the book of love. Tr from the Persian.
1888.
In my lady’s praise: being poems, old and new, written in the
honour of Fanny, Lady Arnold, and now collected for her
memory. 1889.
The light of the world, or the great consummation: a poem. 1891,
1891 (4th edn), 1909 (Pocket edn); tr Du, Amsterdam 1892.
Seas and lands. 1891, 1892 (new edn). Rptd from Daily Telegraph.
Letters.
Japonica. 1892. Rptd from Scribner’s Mag. Essays.
Potiphar’s wife and other poems. 1892.
Adzuma, or the Japanese wife: a play in four acts. 1893.
Aspects of life, etc. Birmingham [1893]. Birmingham and Midland
Inst presidential addresses 1893.
Wandering words. 1894. Rptd from Daily Telegraph etc.
The tenth muse and other poems. 1895.
East and West. 1896. Rptd from Daily Telegraph etc.
Victoria, Queen and Empress: the sixty years. 1896. Rptd from Daily
Telegraph.
Golden pages. Kimpaku. Being a birthday book edited and arranged
by Lady T. Arnold, with twelve poems upon the months by Sir
Edwin Arnold. 1899.
The Gulistan. Being the rose-garden of Shaikh Sa’di. Trn in prose
and verse. 1899.
The Queen’s justice: a true story of Indian village life. 1899.
The voyage of Ithobal: a poem. 1901, Toronto 1901.
The birth of wine: an unpublished poem. Saturday Rev of Lit 30 Sep
1933.
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Bell, M. Arnold. In Miles 5.
Obit: Times 26 Mar 1904.
Evans, B. I. In his English poetry in the later nineteenth century,
1933, 1966 (rev).
Arnold and Walt Whitman. N & Q 21 Aug 1948. An 1889 letter from
Arnold to Whitman.
Hendrick, G. Whitman and Arnold. Western Humanities Rev 14 1960.
Pieris, W. E. Edwin Arnold: a brief account of his life and contribution
to Buddhism. Kendy 1970.
Alfred Austin 1835–1913
Bibliographies
Crowell, N. B. In his Austin: Victorian, Albuquerque 1953.
Selections
Days of the year: a poetic calendar from the works of Austin. Ed W.
Sharp 1886.
English lyrics. Ed W. Watson 1890.
Love poems of Alfred Austin. 1912.
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Randolph: a poem in two cantos. 1855, 1877 (recast as Leszco the
bastard: a tale of Polish grief).
Five years of it: a novel. 2 vols 1858.
A note of admiration, addressed to the editor of The Saturday
Review. 1861.
The season: a satire. 1861, 1861 (rev with preface), 1869 (rev).
The human tragedy: a poem. 1862 (withdrawn), 1876 (rev), 1889
(rev), 1889 (rev with preface On the position and prospects of
poetry), 1891 (omits preface).
An artist’s proof: a novel. 3 vols 1864.
Won by a head: a novel. 3 vols 1866.
A vindication of Lord Byron. 1869. Reply to Mrs Stowe.
The poetry of the period. 1870. Rptd from Temple Bar.
The golden age: a satire in verse. 1871.
Interludes. 1872.
Isa Blagden. Poems, with memoir by Austin. 1873.
Madonna’s child. 1873. Incorporated as Act 2 in The human tragedy,
1876, 1895.
Rome or death! a poem. 1873. Forms Act 3 of The human tragedy,
1876.
The tower of babel: a poetical drama. 1874, 1890.
Savonarola: a tragedy. 1881, 1891. In verse.
Soliloquies in song. 1882.
At the gate of the convent, and other poems. 1885.
Prince Lucifer. 1887, 1887 (adds essay The end and limits of objective
poetry), 1891 (omits essay).
Love’s widowhood, and other poems. 1889.
Lyrical poems. 1891.
Narrative poems. 1891. In the heart of the forest, At the gate of the
convent, Love’s widowhood etc and new poems.
Fortunatus the pessimist: a dramatic poem. 1892.
A betrothal. May 3rd 1893. [1893.] On the engagement of George,
Duke of York, to Princess Victoria Mary.
The garden that I love. 2 ser 1894–1907. In the form of a diary.
In Veronica’s garden. 1895. In the form of a diary.
England’s darling. 1896, 1901 (5th edn) (as Alfred the Great,
England’s darling).
The conversion of Winckelmann, and other poems. 1897.
Victoria: June 20 1837, June 20 1897. 1897.
Lamia’s winter quarters. 1898, 1907. A story.
Songs of England. 1898, 1900, 1900, 1900 (all enlarged).
The spotless king. 1899. In A. Bowker, Alfred the Great, 1899.
Spring and autumn in Ireland. 1900. Rptd from Blackwood’s Mag.
Polyphemus. 1901.
A tale of true love, and other poems. 1902.
Haunts of ancient peace. 1902, 1908. A story.
Flodden field: a tragedy. 1903.
Victoria the wise. [1903.]
The poet’s diary, edited by Lamia. 1904.
The door of humility: a poem. 1906, 1907.
Sacred and profane love, and other poems. 1908.
The bridling of Pegasus. 1910. 9 essays on poetry and poets.
Autobiography of Alfred Austin, poet laureate, 1835–1910. 2 vols 1911.
Austin also pbd some political and controversial pams. He was the proprietor
and editor of Nat Rev for 10 years from 1883. He contributed widely to periodicals
– see Wellesley vol 5, pp. 36–7. He was appointed poet laureate in 1896.
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Whyte, W. Austin. In Miles 6.
O., J. Austin. Athenaeum 7 June 1913.
Sherman, S. P. The complacent Toryism of Austin. In his On contemporary
literature, New York 1917.
Welby, T. E. Austin. Bookman (London) Dec 1930.
Evans, B. I. In his English poetry in the later nineteenth century,
1933, 1966 (rev).
May, J. L. A neglected poet. Dublin Rev 402 1937.
Crowell, N. B. Austin: Victorian. Albuquerque 1953.
The Banjo-Byron. TLS 13 Nov 1953. See also V. G. Miller, 27 Nov 1953.
Murray, C. C. Austin. TLS 20 Nov 1953.
John Evelyn Barlas, ‘Evelyn Douglas’ 1860–1914
Bibliographies
Lowe, D. In his Barlas: sweet singer and Socialist, Cupar, Fife 1915.
Salt, H. S. In his edn of Selections, 1925, below.
Selections
Selections. Ed H. S. Salt 1925.
Yewleaf and lotus petal. Sonnets. Berkeley Heights NJ 1935 (priv
pbd).