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King, H. D. Calverley. N & Q 22 Nov 1952.
King, H. D. Words in the poems of Calverley. N & Q Aug 1953.
William Canton 1845–1926
Collections
[Nineteen poems.] [1925.] Augustan Books of Modern Poetry.
Poems. Ed G. D. Canton 1927. With bibl sketch.
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A lost epic and other poems. 1887.
The invisible playmate: a story of the unseen. 1894; pbd with W. V.,
below, 1897; 1912 (EL).
W. V. her book and various verses. 1896, 1897 (pbd with The invisible
playmate).
A child’s book of saints. 1898, 1906 (EL), London and New York
1960.
In memory of W. V. 1901, 1912 (EL).
The comrades: poems, old and new. 1902.
A history of the British and Foreign Bible Society. 5 vols 1904–10.
Canton also wrote several works on the Bible and the Bible Soc, and other
works for children, including a collection of fairy tales.
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Noble, J. A. Canton. In Miles 8 (7).
de M., S. The poetry of Canton. Contemporary Rev May 1927.
Edward Carpenter 1844–1929
See col 2330.
‘Lewis Carroll’ 1832–98
See col 1492.
Mary Elizabeth Coleridge 1861–1907
Collections
Poems. Ed H. Newbolt ‘1908’ [1907], 1927 (8th edn).
Gathered leaves from the prose of Mary E. Coleridge, with a memoir
by E. Sichel. 1910. Includes 6 unpbd poems; Appendix A consists
of Notes on the table talk of William Cory.
The collected poems. Ed T. Whistler 1954.
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The seven sleepers of Ephesus. 1893. A novel.
Fancy’s following. Oxford 1896. Pbd under pseudonym �Ανοδος.
The king with two faces. London and New York 1897, 1908 (cheap
edn). An historical romance.
Fancy’s guerdon, by Anodos. 1897. Rptd partly from Fancy’s following,
above, with addns.
The garland of new poetry. 1899. 12 poems by Anodos.
Non sequitur. 1900. Essays.
The fiery dawn. 1901. A novel.
The shadow on the wall. 1904. A romance.
The lady on the drawingroom floor. 1906. A novel.
Holman Hunt. London and New York [1908].
Coleridge also wrote a preface to the Last poems of Richard Watson
Dixon, ed R. Bridges, 1905.
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De la Mare, W. M. E. Coleridge: an appreciation. [1907]. Rptd from
the Guardian.
Binyon, L. In The English poets, ed T. H. Ward, vol 5, 1918.
Bridges, R. In his Collected essays vol 5, 1931. Rptd from Cornhill
Mag.
Evans, B. I. In his English poetry in the later nineteenth century,
1933, 1966 (rev).
Reilly, J. J. In praise of Mary Coleridge. In his Of books and men,
1942.
Cecil, E. Mary Coleridge. Spectator 12 Nov 1943.
Chitty, J. E. Charlotte Yonge and Mary Coleridge, TLS 25 Mar 1944.
See also F. Algar and G. Battiscombe, TLS 8 Apr and J. E. Chitty, 22
Apr 1944.
White, B. Mary Coleridge: an appreciation. E & S 31 1945.
William John Courthope 1842–1917
See col 2335.
Arthur Henry Bullen | Thomas William Hodgson Crosland
Thomas William Hodgson Crosland 1865–1924
Collections
Collected poems. 1917.
Last poems. 1928.
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The pink book: being verses good, bad and indifferent. Brighton
1894.
Literary parables. 1898.
Fifty fables. 1899. Prose.
Other people’s wings. 1899. Parodies and verses.
The absent-minded mule and other occasional verses. 1899.
The finer spirit and other poems. 1900.
Pleasant odes. 1900.
An Englishman’s love letters. 1901. Parody.
English songs and ballads. 1902, 1927 (new and rev edn).
Outlook odes. 1902.
The unspeakable Scot. 1902. A satire.
The unspeakable Crosland. Being a Scot’s reply [by Crosland].
[1902.]
The egregious English. 1903, 1925. First pbd under pseud ‘Angus
McNeill’.
The five notions. 1903. Parody of Kipling’s The five nations.
Lovely woman. 1903. A satire.
Red rose: a poem. 1903, 1905.
A looking-glass for Mr Chamberlain. [1904.]
The truth about Japan. 1904.
The lord of creation. 1904, 1925 (with appreciation by H. Savage).
Wisdom for the holidays. 1905. A satire.
The suburbans. 1905. A satire.
The wild Irishman. 1905. A satire.
The wicked life. 1905. A satire.
The country life. 1906. A satire.
The beautiful teetotaller. 1907. A satire.
Who goes racing? 1907. A satire.
Little stories. [1907.]
Taffy was a Welshman. 1912. A satire.
The first stone. 1912. Satire on Wilde’s De profundis.
Sonnets. 1912, 1915.
A chant of affection and other war verses. 1915.
Find the angels; The showman; A legend of the war. 1915. Parody of
Machen.
The soul of a crown prince. [1916.]
War poems by X. 1916.
The English sonnet. 1917.
The fine old Hebrew gentleman. [1922.] A satire.
Pop goes the weasel. 1924. Sequel to The unspeakable Scot.
The rogue. 1926. A satirical novel.
Crosland also wrote for children, and edited The best poetry (1903) and The
collector’s library (2 vols 1903).
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Brown, W. S. The life and genius of Crosland. 1928.
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