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Key-notes by Arbor Leigh. 1876, 1879 (under her own name).
Common sense country. [188-?]
Poems, lyrics and sonnets. 1882.
The why I ams: Why I am a communist by W. Morris; Why I am an
expropriationist by L. S. Bevington. 1894.
Chiefly a dialogue: concerning some difficulties of a dunce. [? 1895].
Liberty lyrics. 1895.
Anarchism and violence. 1896. Essay.
Bevington contributed articles to Fortnightly Rev, Modern Rev and
Nineteenth Cent. See Wellesley vol 5 1989.
Robert Laurence Binyon 1869–1943
Collections
Laurence Binyon. [32 poems.] [1926.] Augustan Books of Modern
Poetry.
A Binyon anthology. 1927.
Collected poems. 2 vols 1931.
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Four poems. In Primavera: poems by Binyon, S. Phillips, M. Ghose
and A. S. Cripps. Oxford 1890; 1890 (2nd edn).
Persephone. The Newdigate poem. 1890.
Lyric poems. 1894.
Carvalhos. [c. 1895.]
Poems. Oxford 1895.
London visions. 1896 (bk 1), 1896 (12 poems, of which 5 rptd from Pall
Mall Gazette and Poems 1895, above), 1899 (bk 2), 1908 (collected
edn, rptd from Poems 1895, and from Porphyrion and other
poems, below, adding new poems).
The praise of life: poems. 1896.
The supper: a lyrical scene. 1897 (priv ptd).
Porphyrion and other poems. 1898.
Western Flanders: a medley of things seen, considered and imagined.
1899.
Odes. 1901, 1913 (rearranged and rev).
The death of Adam and other poems. [1903], 1904.
Dream come true. London and New York 1905.
Penthesilea: a poem. 1905.
Paris and Œnone. 1906. A tragedy in one act.
Attila: a tragedy in four acts. 1907.
England and other poems. 1909.
Auguries. 1913.
The winnowing-fan: poems on the Great War. 1914.
Bombastes in the shades: a play in one act. 1915. In Oxford
Pamphlets 1914–15.
The anvil. 1916.
The cause: poems of war. Boston and New York 1917, 1917.
For the fallen, and other poems. [1917.] Selected from The winnowing-fan,
above.
The new world: poems. 1918.
English poetry in its relation to painting and the other arts. 1918 (Br
Acad).
Poetry and modern life. 1918.
The four years: war poems collected and newly augmented. 1919.
Six poems on Bruges. 1919. With 6 colour prints by F. Brangwyn.
The secret: sixty poems. 1920.
The English ode. Trans Royal Soc of Lit 2 1922.
Arthur: a tragedy. 1923. In verse.
Ayuli: a play in three acts and an epilogue. Oxford 1923.
The golden treasury of modern lyrics. 1924. Ed Binyon.
The sirens: an ode. 1924, 1925.
Little poems from the Japanese, rendered into English verse. Leeds
1925 (priv ptd).
Tradition and re-action in modern poetry. 1926 (Eng Assoc).
The wonder night. London and New York 1927.
Boadicea: a play in eight scenes. 1927.
Sophro the wise: a play for children. 1927, [1937].
The idols: an ode. 1928.
Three short plays: Godstow nunnery, Love in the desert, Memnon.
1930. In verse.
Landscape in English art and poetry. Tokyo 1930, 1931.
Akbar. 1932, 1939.
Koya San. Four poems from Japan. 1932.
The Inferno of Dante, translated into English verse. 1933.
Three poems. Derby 1934.
The case of Christopher Smart. 1934 (Eng Assoc).
The young king. A play. Canterbury 1934, 1935.
The English romantic revival in art and poetry: a reconsideration.
1935 (Rickman Godlee lecture).
Brief candles. 1938. A play.
The Purgatorio of Dante, translated into English triple rhyme.
1938.
Note on Milton’s imagery and rhythm. In Seventeenth-century
studies presented to Sir H. Grierson, Oxford 1938.
Art and freedom. Oxford 1939 (Romanes lecture).
The north star and other poems. 1941.
The ruins. Horizon 6 1942. Early versions of poems included in The
burning of the leaves.
The Paradiso of Dante, translated into English triple rhyme.
1943.
British Museum diversion: a play for puppets. Horizon 10 1944.
The burning of the leaves and other poems. Ed C. M. Binyon 1944.
The madness of Merlin. Ed G. Bottomley 1947.
Binyon also pbd several works on English and oriental art, and edited the
works of Blake, Keats, Swinburne and Tennyson. His trn of Dante’s Divine
comedy was pbd in Dante: the selected works, ed P. Milano, 1972.
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Streatfield, R. A. Two poets of the new century, Stephen Phillips and
Binyon: a critical appreciation. 1901.
Archer, W. In his Poets of the younger generation, 1902.
William, H. H. Binyon and his contemporaries. In his Modern
English writers, 1918.
Maynard, T. In his Our best poets: English and American, 1924.
Twitchett, E. G. The poetry of Binyon. London Mercury Sep 1930.
Thouless, P. Binyon and John Masefield. In her Modern poetic
drama, Oxford 1934.
Southworth, J. G. Binyon. Sewanee Rev 43 1935; rptd in his Sowing
the spring, 1940.
Edwardian poets. TLS 20 Mar 1953.
Sayers, D. L. Binyon’s death. TLS 27 Mar 1953.
Wilfrid Scawen Blunt 1840–1922
Henry Charles Beeching | Wilfrid Scawen Blunt
Bibliographies
Reinehr, Sr M. J. In The writings of Blunt: an introduction and
study, Milwaukee 1941.
Collections
The poetry of Blunt, selected and arranged by W. E. Henley and G.
Wyndham. 1898.
Love poems. Ed F. Chapman, London and New York 1902.
Poetical works. 2 vols 1914.
Poems. Selected by F. Dell. 1923.
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Sonnets and songs by Proteus. 1875.
Proteus and Amadeus: a correspondence. Ed A. de Vere 1878.
Between Blunt and W. Meynell on religion and philosophy.
The love sonnets of Proteus. 1880, 1885 (4th edn), 1904.
The future of Islam. 1882. Essays rptd from Fortnightly Rev.
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