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Late Nineteenth-Century Poetry
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The wind and the whirlwind. 1883. Poem on Britain in Egypt.
Ideas about India. 1885.
In vinculis. 1889.
A new pilgrimage and other poems. 1889.
The celebrated romance and other poems. 1889.
The celebrated romance of the stealing of the mare. 1892, 1930. Tr
from Arabic by A. Blunt, done into verse by Blunt.
Esther, a young man’s tragedy, love lyrics and Natalia’s resurrection.
1892, Boston 1895 (as Esther and The love sonnets of
Proteus).
The love lyrics and songs of Proteus. 1892 (Kelmscott Press). Rptd
from 1875 and 1880 edns, above, but in full texts with additional
sonnets.
Griselda, a society novel in rhymed verse. 1893.
Satan absolved, a Victorian mystery: a poem. London and New York
1899.
Muallakät: the seven golden odes of pagan Arabia. 1903. Done into
English verse.
Fand of the fair cheek. A three-act tragedy in rhymed verse. Written
for the Irish Nat Theatre Soc. 1904 (priv ptd).
Atrocities of justice under British rule in Egypt. 1906, 1907 (with
new preface).
The bride of the Nile: a political extravaganza in three acts of
rhymed verse. 1907 (priv ptd).
Francis Thompson. [1907.] Rptd from Acad.
The secret history of the English occupation of Egypt: being a personal
narrative of events. 1907, 1907 (with special appendices),
New York 1922, Farnborough, Hants 1969.
India under Ripon: a private diary. 1909.
Gordon of Khartoum: being a personal narrative of events in continuation
of The secret history, above. 1911.
The land war in Ireland. 1912.
My diaries: being a personal narrative of events 1888–1914. 2 vols
1919–20, 1922 (with preface by Lady Gregory).
Blunt also wrote several works on travel and politics.
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Le Gallienne, R. Blunt. In Miles 6.
‘Ouida’ (M. L. de la Ramée). In his Critical studies, 1900.
Schuster, G. N. In his Catholic spirit in modern English literature,
New York 1922.
Cunninghame Graham, R. B. Blunt. Eng Rev Dec 1922.
Symons, A. In his The Café Royale, 1923.
Lytton, N. S. In his The English country gentleman, 1925. Later
reworked as Wilfred Scawen Blunt: a memoir by his grandson,
1961.
MacCarthy, D. In his Portraits, 1931.
Evans, B. I. In his English poetry in the later nineteenth century,
1933, 1966 (rev).
Forster, E. M. In his Abinger harvest, 1936.
Leslie, S. In his Men were different, 1937.
MacCarthy, D. Shooting with Blunt. London Mercury May 1937.
Finch, E. Blunt 1840–1922. 1938.
Blunt’s band. TLS 24 Aug 1940.
Reinehr, Sr M. J. The writings of Blunt: an introduction and study.
Milwaukee 1940.
White, W. A. E. Housman on Blunt and Kipling. N & Q 29 Nov
1941.
Croft-Cooke, R. Squire of Crabbet Park. Listener 25 Sep 1947. See S.
Cockerell, 2 and 16 Oct 1947, and R. Croft-Cooke, 9 Oct 1947.
Cockerell, S. Blunt’s burial. TLS 28 May 1954.
Deux lettres inédites de Blunt à Gobineau. Revue de Littérature
Comparée 30 1956.
Adams, W. S. In his Edwardian portraits, 1957.
Faulkner, P. (ed). Jane Morris to Wilfred Scawen Blunt: the
letters . . . together with extracts from Blunt’s diaries. 1986.
Francis William Bourdillon 1852–1921
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Among the flowers and other poems. 1878.
Aucassin and Nicolette: a love story. 1887 (tr with Old French text,
introd, notes and bibliography), 1897 (rev), 1908, 1911, 1913 (trn
only, rev and freer), 1947, 1970.
Young maids and old China. 1888, [1889], [1892].
Where lilies live and waters wind away. [1889.]
Ailes d’alouette. 2 sers Oxford 1890–1902 (priv ptd).
A lost god. 1891.
Love lies bleeding. 1891. Anon.
Love in a mist. 1892. Anon.
Sursam corda: poems. 1893.
Chryseis. 1894. Anon.
Nephelé. 1896. A tale.
Minuscula: lyrics of nature, art and love. 1897.
Through the gateway. 1900, [1902] (priv ptd).
The early editions of the Roman de la rose. 1906 (Bibl Soc).
Preludes and romances. 1908.
Ode in defence of the Matterhorn against the proposed railway to its
summit. [1910.]
Verses by V. London and Oxford 1910.
Moth-wings and other poems. 1913. Selected from Ailes d’alouette,
above, with addns.
Christmas roses for nineteen hundred and fourteen. 1914.
Easter lilies for nineteen hundred and fifteen. [1915.]
Russia re-born: poems. 1917.
Gerard and Isabel. 1921. A romance.
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Obit: The Times 14 Jan 1921.
Robert Seymour Bridges 1844–1930
Mss: The most important collection of Bridges’s letters and papers is found in
the Bodleian. Other important collections of his letters include the Univ of
Reading and the archives of the Royal College of Physicians. Although most of
Bridges’s letters to Gerard Manley Hopkins were destroyed by Bridges, his
letters to members of Hopkins’s family, written between 1889–1929, are also
in the Bodleian, most of them unpbd; there are also other letters.
Bibliographies
[Daniel, C. H. O.] Notes on a bibliography of Bridges. Oxford Mag 19
June 1895.
Chaundy, L. and E. H. M. Cox. Bibliographies of modern authors, no
1: Bridges. 1921. Primary materials.
Madan, F. Bibliography of the Daniel Press. In Memorials of C. H. O.
Daniel, 1921. Primary materials.
Manly, J. M. and E. Rickert. Robert Bridges. In Contemporary
British literature: bibliographies and study outlines, New York
1921, 1928 (updated). Primary materials.
Boutell, H. S. English first editions: Bridges, a bibliographical
check-list. Publishers’ Weekly 24 May 1930. Primary materials.
McKay, G. L. A bibliography of Bridges. New York 1933, 1966.
Primary materials.
Nowell-Smith, S. Check-list of the works of Bridges. Book-collector’s
Quart 16 1934. Primary materials.
Ritz, J. G. In Bridges and Gerard Hopkins 1863–89: a literary friendship.
Oxford 1960.
Kable, W. S. The Ewelme Collection of Bridges: a catalogue.
Columbia SC 1967. Primary materials.
(Anderson, E. A.) Robert Seymour Bridges (1844–1930). In English
poetry, 1900–1950: a guide to information sources, Detroit 1982.
Primary and secondary materials.
Fike, F. Robert Seymour Bridges: a bibliography of secondary
sources, 1874–1981. BB 41 1984.