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Late Nineteenth-Century Poetry
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Messenger, British Herald, Gospel Herald, the Treasury and the
Northampton daily press.
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Obit: The Times 17 Mar 1909; Christian World 18 Mar 1909.
Glandwr-Morgan, W. Marianne Farningham in her Welsh home.
[1909], 3rd edn Birmingham [1925].
Black, S. B. A Farningham childhood. Darenth Valley Pbns 1988.
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‘Michael Field’, Katharine Harris Bradley
1846–1913 and Edith Emma Cooper 1862–1914
Bibliographies
Sturgeon, M. In her Michael Field, 1922.
Treby, I. C. (ed). The Michael Field catalogue: a book of lists, being
lists of sources of manuscripts, published works, portraits and
other materials. 1998.
Selections
Selections. Ed T. Sturge Moore 1923.
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The new Minnesinger and other poems, by Arran Leigh. 1875.
Bellerophon and other poems, by Arran and Isla Leigh. 1881.
Callirrhoë, Fair Rosamund. [1884], 1897 (Fair Rosamund ptd separately).
Plays.
The father’s tragedy, William Rufus, Loyalty or love. [1885.] Plays.
Brutus Ultor: a play in verse. [1886.]
Canute the great, The cup of water. [1887.] Plays.
Long ago. 1889. Based on fragments of Sappho.
The tragic Mary. 1890. Play.
Stephania: a trialogue. 1892.
Sight and song. 1892.
Underneath the bough: a book of verses. 1893, 1893 (rev and reduced
edn), Portland ME 1898 (adds new poems and restores some
deleted from 2nd edn).
A question of memory: a play in four acts. 1893.
Attila, my Attila: a play in verse. 1896.
The world at auction: a drama in verse. 1898.
Noontime branches. Oxford 1899 (priv ptd). Play.
Anna Ruina: a drama in verse. 1899.
The race of leaves. 1901. Play.
Julia Domna: a drama in verse. 1903.
Borgia: a period play. 1905.
Queen Mariamne: a play. 1908.
Wild honey from various thyme: poems. 1908.
The tragedy of pardon, Diane. 1911. Plays.
The accuser, Tristran de Léonois, A messiah. 1911. 3 plays.
Poems of adoration. 1912.
Mystic trees. 1913.
Dedicated: an early work of Michael Field. 1914.
Whym Chow, flame of love. 1914 (priv ptd).
Deirdre; A question of memory; Ras Byzance. 1918. Plays.
In the name of time: a tragedy. 1919.
The wattlefold: unpublished poems. Ed E. C. Fortey, Oxford 1930.
Works and days: extracts from the journals of Field. Ed T. and D. C.
Sturge Moore 1934.
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Johnson, L. Michael Field. In Miles 8 (9).
Sturgeon, M. In her Studies of contemporary poets, 1920 (rev).
Sturgeon, M. Michael Field. 1922.
Symons, A. Michael Field. Forum 69 1923.
Smith, L. P. Michael Field. Dial 78 1925; rptd in his Reperusals and
recollections, 1936.
Boas, F. S. Two unpublished poems by Field. London Mercury July
1925.
Evans, B. I. In his English poetry in the later nineteenth century,
1933, 1966 (rev).
Alexander, C. In his Catholic literary revival, Milwaukee 1935.
Around my shelves. Poetry Rev 41 1950. With unpbd poem. [vb]
Norman Rowland Gale 1862–1942
Bibliography
In A. Hayes and R. le Gallienne. N. Gale. Rugby [1894?].
Collections
A Norman Gale treasury. Ed A. Broadbent, Manchester 1905.
Country lyrics, selected from A country muse and Orchard songs.
[1913].
Collected poems. 1914.
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Unleavened bread. 1885. By Aura.
Primulas and pansies: simple verses, by the author of Unleavened
bread. Boston 1886.
Marsh marigolds. Rugby 1888. By the author of Primulas and
pansies.
Anemones: a collection of simple songs from Unleavened bread,
Primulas and pansies, Marsh marigolds, with fresh flowers from
the author’s garden. Rugby 1889. Anon.
Cricket song and other trifling verses. Rugby 1890. Anon.
Saga and song: being a ballad made of the Regina Elizabeth etc.
Rugby 1890. Anon.
Thistledown: a set of six essays by Rusticus and a friend of his.
Rugby 1890. Anon.
Gorillas. Rugby [1891]. Anon.
The candid cuckoo. Old Bilton 1891.
A June romance. Rugby 1892 (priv ptd), 1894.
Here be the blue and white violets. Rugby nd.
A country muse. 2 sers 1892–3, 1894, 1895.
A Cotswold village. Rugby 1893 (priv ptd; subsequently pbd in
Orchard songs).
Orchard songs. 1893.
A verdant county. In A. Hayes, A fellowship in song, 1893.
Cricket songs. 1894.
On two strings. Rugby 1894 (priv ptd). With R. K. Leather.
Holly and mistletoe: a book of Christmas verse. Anon. [By E. Nesbit,
N. Gale and R. Le Gallienne.] [1895].
Songs for little people. 1896.
The light side of cricket: stories, sketches and verses. Ed V. Christian
1898. (By N. Gale, W. P. Ridge, E. Philpotts.)
Barty’s star. [1903.]
More cricket songs. 1905.
A book of quatrains. Rugby [1909].
Song in September. 1912.
Solitude. 1913.
Curly heads and long legs: stories and verses. [1914]. By E.
Vredenburg, N. Gale and others.
A merry-go-round of song. 1919.
Verse in bloom. [1924.]
A flight of fancies. [1926.]
Messrs Bat and Ball. 1930.
Close of play. Rugby 1936.
Brackenham Church. Oxford 1938 (priv ptd).
Unpigeonholed. Bexhill-on-Sea [c. 1940] (priv ptd).
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Tomson, G. R. A. Country muse. Acad 3 Sep 1892.
Noble, J. A. Gale. In Miles 8 (7).
Richard Garnett 1835–1906
See col 2343.