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Poems lyrical and dramatic. 1884.
The queen of the hid isle: an allegory of life and art. Love’s perversity,
or Eros and Anteros. A drama. 1885.
Punchinello and his wife Judith: a tragedy. Chelmsford 1886. In
verse.
Phantasmagoria: dream fugues. Chelmsford 1887.
Bird-notes. Chelmsford 1887.
Holy of holies: confession of an anarchist. Chelmsford 1887. Anon.
Love sonnets. Chelmsford 1889.
Selections from Songs of a bayadere and Songs of a troubadour.
Dundee 1893 (priv ptd).
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Lowe, D. Barlas: sweet singer and Socialist. Cupar, Fife 1915.
George Barlow 1847–1913
Collections
A sextet of singers, or songs of six. [1896.]
Poetical works. 11 vols 1902–14.
Selected poems. 1921. With note by C. W., bibliography and short life.
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A life’s love. [1873], new edn 1882. Sonnets.
An English madonna, by James Hinton. 1874.
Under the dawn. 1875.
The gospel of humanity: or the connection between spiritualism
and modern thought. 1876.
The marriage before death, and other poems. 1878.
Through death to life. 1878.
The two marriages: a drama in three acts. 1878.
Love-songs. 1880.
Time’s whisperings: sonnets and songs. 1880.
Song-bloom. 1881.
Song-spray. 1882.
An actor’s reminiscences, and other poems. 1883.
Love’s offering, by James Hinton. 1883.
Poems real and ideal. 1884.
Loved beyond words. 1885.
The pageant of life: an epic poem in five books. 1888, new edn 1910.
From dawn to sunset. 1890.
A lost mother. 1892.
The crucifixion of man: a narrative poem. 1893, 2nd edn 1895.
Jesus of Nazareth. [1896]. Tragedy in prose and verse.
Woman regained. A novel of artistic life. [1896.]
The daughters of Minerva. A novel of social life. [1898.]
To the women of England, and other poems. 1901.
A coronation poem. 1902.
Vox clamantis: sonnets and poems. 1904.
The higher love. A plea for a noble conception of human love. 1905.
Rptd from Contemporary Rev.
The triumph of woman. 1907. Essay.
A man’s vengeance, and other poems. 1908.
The genius of Dickens. [1909.] Rptd from Contemporary Rev.
Songs of England awaking. 1909, 1910 (2nd edn).
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Miles, A. H. Barlow. In Miles 8 (7).
Bennett, E. T. The poetical work of Barlow: a study. 1903.
Jane Barlow 1857–1917
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Bog-land studies.‘1892’ [1891], 1893 (enlarged), 1894.
Irish idylls. 1892, New York 1893, London 1894, 1897, 1898 (8th edn),
1984.
Kerrigan’s quality. 1894.
The battle of the frogs and mice, rendered into English. 1894.
The end of Elfintown. 1894.
Maureen’s fairing and other stories. 1895, New York 1895.
Strangers at Lisconnel: a second series of Irish idylls. 1895, New York
1895, London 1984.
Mrs Martin’s company and other stories. 1896.
A creel of Irish stories. 1897, New York 1898.
From the east unto the west. 1898, 1905. Tales.
From the land of the shamrock. 1900, New York 1900.
Ghost-bereft, with other stories and studies in verse. 1901.
At the back of beyond. New York 1902.
The founding of fortunes. 1902, New York 1902, London 1906.
By beach and bog-land: some Irish stories, etc. 1905.
Irish neighbours. 1907. Tales.
The mockers, and other verses. 1908.
Irish ways. 1909.
Flaws: a novel. 1911.
Mac’s adventures. 1911.
Doings and dealings. 1913. Novel.
Between doubting and daring: verses. Oxford 1916.
In Mio’s youth: a novel. 1917.
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MacArthur, J. Jane Barlow. Critic 24 1894.
Tynan, K. Jane Barlow. Catholic World 69 1899.
Tynan, K. Jane Barlow. Living Age 295 1917.
Charlotte Alington Barnard, ‘Claribel’ 1830–69
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Fireside thoughts, ballads, etc., etc. by Claribel. 1865.
Verses and songs. [1870] (priv ptd).
Thoughts, verses and songs. By Claribel. 1877.
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Smith, Phyllis Mary, assisted by Margaret Godsmark. The story of
Claribel: Charlotte Alington Barnard. Lincoln 1965.
Barnard was a prolific writer of songs – usually both lyrics and music – and
pbd many of these individually as song sheets, in England and the USA. Most
are included in her pbd collections.
Aubrey Vincent Beardsley 1872–98
Alfred Austin | Aubrey Vincent Beardsley
Beardsley’s original drawings are scattered among many libraries and
museums. The principal collections are at the Victoria and Albert Museum,
London; Princeton (the Gallatin Collection); and the Fogg Art Museum,
Harvard. Letters will be found in quantity at Princeton, Harvard (Houghton
Lib), Bodleian, the Clark Lib (UCLA), and HRHRC, Austin TX. The ms of
Under the hill is in the Rosenbach. A number of drawings and other items
remain in private collections in Europe, Britain and the USA.
Bibliographies and catalogues of drawings
Vallance, A. Iconography in A book of fifty drawings, 1897, below.
Expanded in R. Ross, Aubrey Beardsley, 1909.
Gallatin, A. E. List of drawings by Aubrey Beardsley. New York
1900.
Gallatin, A. E. Aubrey Beardsley’s drawings: a catalogue and a list of
criticisms. New York 1903. A 4-page Addendum 1904 lists more
items.
Gallatin, A. E. Aubrey Beardsley: catalogue of drawings and bibliography.
New York 1945, (facs) Mamaroneck NY 1980.
Gallatin, A. E. and A. D. Wainwright. The Gallatin Beardsley collection
in the Princeton University Library: a catalogue. Princeton
1952. First pbd Princeton Univ Lib Chron 1949–51.
Additions to the Beardsley collection. Princeton Univ Lib Chron
Winter 1958.
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