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Late Nineteenth-Century Poetry
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The drama of kings. 1871.
The land of Lorne, including The cruise of the ‘Tern’ to the Outer
Hebrides. 2 vols 1871, 1883 (as The Hebrid Isles).
The fleshly school of poetry and other phenomena of the day. 1872.
Rptd from Contemporary Rev.
Saint Abe and his seven lovers. 1872, Toronto 1872, as Saint Abe and
his seven wives, London 1896 (with bibl note on the poem).
White rose and red: a love story, by the author of Saint Abe. 1873.
Verse.
Master-spirits. 1873. Essays.
The shadow of the sword: a romance. 3 vols 1876, 3 vols 1883 (adds
preface), 1908 (St Martin’s Lib), Liverpool 1919. A novel.
Balder the beautiful: a song of divine death. 1877.
A child of nature: a romance. 3 vols 1881.
God and the man: a romance. 3 vols 1881, new edn ‘1894’ [1895].
Foxglove Manor: a novel. 3 vols 1881, 1884, 1885.
The martyrdom of Madeline: a novel. 3 vols 1882.
Ballads of life, love and humour. 1882.
Love me for ever: a romance. 1883.
Annan water: a romance. 3 vols 1883.
The new Abelard: a romance. 3 vols 1884.
The master of the mine: a novel. 2 vols 1885.
Malt: a story of a caravan. 1885.
Stormy waters: a story of to-day. 3 vols 1885.
The earthquake; or six days and a sabbath. 1885.
That winter night; or love’s victory. Bristol 1886, 1887 (rev and
enlarged). Novel.
A look round literature. 1887. Essays.
The city of dream: an epic poem. 1888.
The heir of Linne: a novel. 2 vols 1888, Toronto 1888.
On descending into hell: a letter to the Home Secretary concerning
the proposed suppression of literature. 1889.
The moment after: a tale of the unseen. 1890.
Come, live with me and be my love: a novel. 2 vols 1891.
The coming terror and other essays and letters. 1891, 2nd edn 1891,
[1896] (cheap edn). Includes On descending into hell.
The outcast: a rhyme for the time. 1891.
The piper of Hamelin: a fantastic opera in two acts. 1893.
The Wandering Jew: a Christmas carol. 1893, 2nd edn 1893.
Woman and the man: a story. 2 vols 1893.
Red and white heather. North country tales and ballads. 1894.
Rachel Dene: a tale of the Deepdale mills. 2 vols 1894.
The charlatan: a novel. 2 vols 1895, 1910 (popular edn). With H.
Murray.
Lady Kilpatrick: a novel. 1895.
Diana’s hunting: a novel. 1895.
A marriage by capture: a romance of to-day. 1896.
Effie Hetherington: a novel. 1896.
The devil’s case: a bank holiday interlude. [1896.] A poem.
The ballad of Mary the Mother: a Christmas carol. 1897. Includes
other poems.
The Rev Annabel Lee: a tale of to-morrow. 1898.
Father Anthony: a romance of to-day. 1898, popular edn [1911], 1920
(new edn).
The new Rome: poems and ballads of our Empire. [1899.]
Andromeda: an idyll of the great river. 1900.
The ballad of Judas Iscariot. 1904, 1982.
The strange adventures of Miss Brown. A farcical play in three acts.
London and New York [1921]. With C. Marlowe (Harriott Jay).
Sweet Nancy: a comedy in three acts. 1914. Founded on Rhoda
Broughton’s novel, Nancy.
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Rossetti, D. G. The stealthy school of criticism. Athenaeum 16 Dec
1871. Reply to Buchanan’s attack.
Smith, G. B. In his Poets and novelists, 1875.
Stedman, E. C. Latter-day British poets. Scribner’s Mag Feb 1875.
Walkley, A. B. In his Playhouse impressions, 1892.
Noble, J. A. Buchanan. In Miles 6.
Obit: Athenaeum 15 June 1901.
Murray, H. Buchanan: a critical appreciation. 1901.
Walker, A. S. Buchanan, the poet of modern revolt: an introduction
to his poetry. 1901.
Jay, H. Robert Buchanan: some account of his life, his life’s work and
his literary friendships. 1903.
Symons, A. In his Studies in verse and prose, 1904.
Hearn, L. In his Appreciation of poetry, ed J. Erskine, New York 1916.
Buchanan also wrote prefaces to collections by Longfellow (1868) and the Hon
Roden Berkeley Wriothesley Noel (1892).
Arthur Henry Bullen 1857–1920
See col 2680.
Charles Stuart Calverley, earlier Blayds 1831–84
Mss: poems and translations, Christ’s College Lib, Cambridge.
Bibliographies
In his Complete works, 1901.
King, H. D. A descriptive catalogue of the Calverley material in the
Toronto University Library. N & Q Oct–Dec 1954.
Collections
Complete works, with a biographical notice by W. J. Sendall. 1901,
1913, 1920.
Verses, translations and fly leaves. 1904.
Verses and translations. Ed O. Seaman 1905.
The English poems. Ed H. D. Spear, Leicester 1974.
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Parthenesis ruinae, carmen Latinum, cancellarii praemio donatum.
Oxford 1851.
Poema Latinum numismate annus dignitatum et in curia cantabrigiensis
recitatem comitiis maximis. Cambridge 1853.
Verses and translations. 1862, 1865 (3rd edn rev), 1871 (4th edn rev),
11th edn Cambridge 1886, 17th edn 1902.
Translations into English and Latin. Cambridge 1866, 1885 (rev).
Theocritus translated into English verse. Cambridge 1869, 1883
(rev); Cambridge MA, Boston and New York 1906.
Fly leaves. Cambridge 1872, 1873 (5th edn), 8th thousand 1881, 1885
(as Verses and fly leaves), 1903 (cheap edn).
The literary remains of Calverley, with a memoir by W. J. Sendall.
1885, 1885 (2nd edn).
The idylls of Theocritus and the eclogues of Virgil, translated into
English verse. 1904.
The eclogues of Virgil, translated into English verse. Ed M. Hadas,
New York 1960.
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Whyte, W. Calverley. In Miles 9 (10).
Thompson, F. Calverley. Acad 13 July 1901; rptd in his Literary criticism,
ed T. L. Connolly, New York 1948.
Babington, P. L. Browning and Calverley, or poem and parody: an
elucidation. 1925.
Ince, R. B. Calverley and some Cambridge wits of the nineteenth
century. 1929.
A Cambridge poet. Spectator 9 Jan 1932. See A. Waugh, 16 Jan and
reply 23 Jan 1932.
Evans, B. I. In his English poetry and the later nineteenth century,
1933, 1966 (rev).
Preston, A. W. Calverley of Cambridge. Queen’s Quart 54 1947.
R., V. Calverley: myrtle and tamarisk. N & Q 15 Mar 1952.
King, H. D. Calverley and Jean Ingelow. N & Q 30 Aug 1952.