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Hamilton, L. T. Robert Bridges: an annotated bibliography,
1873–1988. Newark NJ 1991. Primary and secondary materials.
Collected works
Poetical works of Robert Bridges. 6 vols 1898–1905. Vol 1, 1898:
Prometheus, Eros and Psyche, Growth of love; vol 2, 1899: Shorter
poems (bks 1–5), New poems; vol 3, 1901: Nero, pt 1 and Achilles in
Scyros; vol 4, 1902: Palicio and the return of Ulysses; vol 5, 1902:
The christian captives and The humours of the court; vol 6, 1905:
The feast of Bacchus and Nero, pt 2. Rptd Oxford 1929–33,
Chicago 1970 (microfiche), Cambridge MA 1978 (microfiche).
Individual vols are listed in §1, below.
Poetical works of Robert Bridges excluding the eight dramas.
Oxford 1912, rptd 1913, 1914; 1936 (OSA, enlarged; updates 1912 by
adding all poems written after 1913 except Testament of beauty);
New York 1975 and 1978; Oxford 1953 (with Testament of beauty),
rptd 1959, 1964, 1971.
reviews: Bookman (London) 43 1912; Abercrombie, L.,
Manchester Guardian 19 Nov 1912; Contemporary Rev 104 1913;
Nation 96 1913; Bailey, J., Quart Rev 219 1913; De la Mare, W.,
Saturday Westminster Gazette 30 Aug 1913; Jack, P. M., New York
Times 28 June 1936.
Poems. Oxford 1943, rptd 1948, 1961.
Robert Bridges. [1943] (selection of poems).
Robert Bridges: poetry and prose. Ed J. Sparrow, Oxford 1955 (with
appreciations by G. M. Hopkins et al).
Robert Bridges: selected poems. Ed D. E. Stanford, Cheadle,
Cheshire 1974.
§1
Poems. 1873; 2nd ser 1879 (anon); 3rd ser 1880, Oxford 1884 (H.
Daniel) (anon); Shorter poems, 1890 (4 bks in 1 vol), bk 5 Oxford
1893 (H. Daniel), 1894 (rev), 1896 (rev); ed M. M. Bridges, Oxford
1931 (enlarged).
reviews: Lang, A., Acad 5 1874; Acad 15 1879; Acad 19 1881 (review
of 3rd ser).
Carmen elegiacum. 1876, 1877 (rev).
The growth of love. 1876, Oxford 1889 (H. Daniel) (rev and
enlarged), 1890, Portland ME 1894 (alleged pirated reprint of
1890, rptd 1913).
review: Spectator 59 1876
Prometheus the firegiver. Oxford 1883 (H. Daniel), 1884 (rev).
reviews: Mackail, J. W., Acad 26 1884; Patmore, C., St James’s
Gazette 10 1885; Athenaeum 85 1885.
Nero: an historical tragedy. Pt 1 1885; pt 2 [1894].
Eros and Psyche. 1885, 1894 (rev).
reviews: Patmore, C., St James’s Gazette 11 1885; Spectator 59
1886 (review of Nero and Eros and Psyche).
On the elements of Milton’s blank verse in Paradise lost. 1887 (priv
ptd); rptd in Milton’s Paradise lost Book I, ed Rev H. C. Beeching,
Oxford 1887. See Editions, below.
The humours of the court. G. Bell [London 1888] (rptd 1893).
The feast of Bacchus. Oxford 1889 (H. Daniel), 1894 (rev).
On the prosody of Paradise regained and Samson Agonistes. Oxford
1889.
Plays. 1890. No 2, Palicio; no 3, The return of Ulysses; no 4, The
Christian captives; no 5, Achilles in Scyros (corrected reprint
1892, rptd 1913); with Nero, pts 1–2, Humours of the court, and
Feast of Bacchus, as Eight plays, 1894.
Eden: an oratorio. London and New York 1891 (with music by C. V.
Stanford).
Founder’s day: a secular ode on the ninth jubilee of Eton College.
[Oxford 1893], rptd 1900.
The humours of the court and other poems. London and Boston
1893 (includes bk 5 of Shorter poems).
Milton’s prosody: an examination of the rules of the blank verse in
Milton’s later poems, with an account of the versification of
Francis William Bourdillon | Robert Seymour Bridges
Samson Agonistes. Oxford 1893, 1894, 1901 (enlarged), 1921 (with
further addns).
Invocation to music: an ode in honour of Henry Purcell. London
and New York 1895 (with music by C. H. H. Parry), 1896 (rev as
Ode for the bicentenary commemoration of Henry Purcell, with
other poems and a preface on the musical setting of poetry). Ode
rptd in Later poems, 1912, below; other poems in New poems in
Poetical works, above, 1899.
reviews of 1896 edn: Athenaeum 108 1896; Watson, H. B. M.,
Bookman (London) 10 1896; Spectator 76 1896.
John Keats: a critical essay. 1895 (priv ptd); rptd in Poems of John
Keats, ed G. T. Drury, 1896, below; and in Poetical works of John
Keats, ed L. Binyon, [1916] (rev); see Editions, below.
Professorship of poetry. Oxford 1895. Pam.
Chants for the psalter. [Oxford 1897] (title page reads Yattendon
4–part chants).
Christmas day, 1897. Oxford [1897] (priv ptd). Poem.
A song of darkness and light. 1898 (with music by C. H. H. Parry);
rptd as A hymn of nature in Later poems, 1912, below.
The poetical works of Robert Bridges, vol 1. London and Oxford
1898 (Oxford edn rpts Smith, Elder edn).
reviews: Acad 53 1898; Acad 55 1898; Bookman (London) 15 1898;
Spectator 1 1898.
The poetical works of Robert Bridges, vol 2. London and Oxford
1899.
Shorter poems, bk 5. 1899 (new edn of 1890); rptd 1910, 1913, 1914.
reviews: Acad 56 1899; Spectator 82 1899; Gosse, E.,
Independent 52 1900.
The poetical works of Robert Bridges, vol 3. 1901.
reviews: Symons, A., Monthly Rev 4 1901; Athenaeum 119 1902.
A practical discourse on hymn-singing. Oxford 1901.
The poetical works of Robert Bridges, vols 4 and 5. 1902.
reviews: Acad 62 1902; MacDonell, A., Bookman (London) 21
1902; Newbolt, H., Monthly Rev 6 1902.
Now in wintry delights. Oxford 1903; rptd in Poems in classical
prosody, 1912, below.
review: TLS io Apr 1903.
Peace ode written on the conclusion of the three years’ war. Oxford
1903; rptd in Later poems and in Poems in classical prosody, 1912,
below.
Demeter: a masque. Oxford 1905 (2 edns; one containing lyrics and
full score by W. H. Hadow, the other with lyrics and only incidental
music); rptd in Poetical works, 1912, above.
reviews: Acad 68 1905; Athenaeum 126 1905 (rptd in Littell’s
Living Age 246 1905); Saturday Rev 100 1905; TLS 16 June 1905.
The poetical works of Robert Bridges, vol 6. 1905.
Theobaldus stampensis. Oxford 1907. One-act play.
Eton memorial ode. London and New York [1908] (with music by C.
H. H. Parry); rptd in Later poems, 1912, below.
Poems. 1909.
About hymns. Chilswell 1911.
Sonnet XLIV of Michelangelo Buonarroti, translated for Andrew
Lang. 1912 (priv ptd).
Later poems and Poems in classical prosody. In Poetical works,
Oxford 1912, above.
Hell and hate. TLS 24 Sep 1914.
Poems written in the year MCMXIII. Chelsea 1914 (priv ptd); rptd in
October and other poems, 1920, below.
Ode on the tercentenary of the commemoration of Shakespeare.
1916 (priv ptd); rptd in Shakespeare’s England, Oxford 1916 and
TLS 6 July 1916.
The chivalry of the sea: naval ode. 1916 (with music by C. H. H.
Parry); rptd in October and other poems, 1920, below.
An address to the Swindon branch of the Workers’ Educational
Association. Oxford 1916, rptd in Collected essays; see Letters and
papers, below.
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