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Longman’s imprint); New York 1900 (6th impression, US edn);
[ed S. C. Cockerell and R. Proctor] 1901 (Golden type quarto); 1904
(3rd impression, ordinary edn); New York 1906 (7th impression,
US ordinary edn); 1909 (4th impression, ordinary edn); 1912
(Collected works vol 14); 1913 (Longman’s Pocket Lib); New York
1914 (imported Eng sheets from the Eng 4th impression,
ordinary edn); 1979 (Prose romances of Morris, ordinary edn,
photo facs).
Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings: The twelfth annual
report of the Soc: report of the Committee and paper read by Mr
Morris. July 1889; rptd as Address at the twelfth annual meeting,
3 July 1889, in Morris: artist, writer, socialist vol 1, see Collections
and selections, above.
Glass, painted or stained. In Chambers Encyclopaedia vol 5 1890
(new edn); rptd in Morris; artist, writer, socialist vol 1, see
Collections and selections, above.
The roots of the mountains wherein is told somewhat of the lives of
the men of Burgdale, their friends, their neighbours, their
foemen and their fellows in arms. Includes an original poem of 14
lines on the title page, which was published in advance as a leaflet
advertising the book. ‘1890’ [Nov 1889] (‘Superior’ and ordinary
edns); 1896 (1st edn, 2nd issue, Longman’s imprint); 1900 (2nd
edn, i.e. 2nd impression ordinary edn); [ed S. C. Cockerell and R.
Proctor] ‘1901’ [Jan 1902] (Golden type quarto); 1906 (2nd edn, 3rd
impression, ordinary edn); 1912 (Collected works vol 15); in 2 vols
1913 (Longman’s ‘Pocket Library’); 1913 (4th impression, 1st edn);
1979 (Prose romances of Morris, photo facs).
Monopoly: or how labour is robbed. 1890 (The Socialist Platform no
7), rptd 1891; [c. 1891] (‘Freedom’ Lib); Hammersmith 1893
(Hammersmith Socialist Soc); New York 1896 (Commonwealth
Lib no 28); [1898] (The ‘Torch’ Lib); 1915 (Collected works vol 23);
tr Du nd, Cz nd. First pbd in Commonweal, 7, 14, 21 Dec 1889.
News from nowhere, or an epoch of rest: being some chapters from a
utopian romance. Boston 1890 (‘author’s edn’, 1st edn text from
Commonweal without Morris’s revisions); [Mar] 1891 (ordinary
edn, 1st Eng, rev); New York 1891 (US ordinary edn, Unsettled
Questions no 3); [Apr] 1891 (2nd edn); [June] 1891 (2nd edn);
Boston [July] 1891 (‘Author’s edn’, US ordinary edn); [Mar] 1892
(3rd edn); New York [Nov] 1892 (US ordinary edn); frontispiece by
C. M. Gere, ‘1892’ [1893] (Kelmscott Press); Boston 1894 (‘Author’s
edn’, US ordinary edn); 1895 (4th edn, ordinary edn); 1896 (4th
edn, Longman’s imprint), rptd 1897; Boston 1898 (‘Author’s edn’,
US ordinary edn); 1899 (6th impression); New York 1901
(‘Author’s edn’, new impression); 1902 (7th edn); New York 1903
(‘Author’s edn’, new impression); 1905 (8th edn); New York 1906
(‘Author’s edn’); 1907 (9th impression); 1908 (10th impression);
London and New York 1910 (11th impression, Eng ordinary edn);
New York 1910 (‘Author’s edn’, new impression, US ordinary edn);
1912 (Longman’s Pocket Lib); 1912 (Collected works vol 16, bound
in with A dream of John Ball and A King’s lesson); 1913 (‘new
impression’, Longman’s Pocket Lib); New York 1913 (‘Author’s
edn’, new impression); 1914 (Longman’s Pocket Lib); Chicago
[1917]; 1918 (Longman’s Pocket Lib), rptd 1919, 1920, 1924; New
York 1926; 1934 (Longman’s Swan Lib no 14), rptd [1936], 1940; ed.
J. R. Redmond 1970; as Morris’s News from nowhere: a critical
and annotated edn, ed M. R. Liberman, unpbd diss Univ of
Nebraska 1971 (3 versions of the novel compared: the
Commonweal version, the 1st edn, and the Kelmscott edn); ed. K.
Kumar, Cambridge 1995; tr Ital 1895, 1992, Du 1898, Fr 1902,
Polish 1902, Rus [1906], Cz 1926, Sp 1928, Swed 1978. First pbd in
39 weekly instalments in Commonweal 6, 11 Jan– 4 Oct 1890.
The legend of the briar rose: a series of pictures painted by E. Burne-
Jones. With 4 quatrains by Morris. 1890, rptd in Poems by the way,
see below.
Statement of principles of the Hammersmith Socialist Society. Dec
1890, rptd 1893. Anon.
The Socialist ideal of art.‘1891’ [1900? after 1893]. The imprint of this
pam is fictitious. See N. Barker and J. Collins, A sequel to An
enquiry, see §2, below. The text was first pbd in New Rev Jan 1891;
New York ‘1892’ [1891] bound in with O. Wilde, The soul of man
under socialism, and W. C. Owen, The coming solidarity; East
Aurora NY 1898.
The story of the glittering plain which has been also called the land
of living men or the acre of the undying. [May] 1891 (Kelmscott
Press); 1891 (‘Popular edn’, ordinary edn); Boston 1891 (Kelmscott
Press edn photo facs); Boston 1892 (‘Popular edn’ US setting, ordinary
edn); 1902 (English ‘Popular edn’ 2nd issue); illustr W. Crane,
1894 (2nd Kelmscott Press edn); Boston 1896 (‘Popular edn’, 2nd
issue US ordinary edn); Boston 1896 (‘Popular edn’, 3rd issue US
ordinary edn); 1898 (new edn, 2nd impression ordinary edn); New
York 1900 (USA‘Popular edn’, 2nd impression); 1904 (new edn,
ordinary edn); [unsigned introd J. W. Mackail] 1905 (Longman’s
Class Books of Eng Lit); New York 1905 (‘Popular edn’, US ordinary
edn); [introd Mackail] 1906 (Longman’s Class Books of Eng
Lit), rptd 1908, 1912; 1912 (Collected works vol 14, bound in with
The house of the Wolfings); 1913 (Longman’s Pocket Lib, new edn);
London and New York 1914 (Eng ‘Popular edn’); 1979 (‘Popular
edn’ photo facs); as The glittering plain: or the land of the living
men, illustr W. Crane, 1987 (2nd Kelmscott Press edn, photo facs,
Prose romances of Morris); introd N. Talbot, Bristol 1996 (photo
facs from Collected works vol 14, here bound in with Child
Christopher and Goldilind the fair, Thoemmes Morris Lib); tr Ger
1985. First pbd as The glittering plain: or the land of the living
men, in Eng Illustr Mag 7 in 4 instalments, June–Sep 1890.
Poems by the way. 1891 (Kelmscott Press); 1891 (Chiswick Press, ordinary
edn); Boston 1892 (US setting); 1892 (2nd edn, ordinary edn);
1896 (2nd edn, 2nd issue Longman’s imprint); Boston 1896 (US
ordinary edn); 1899 (2nd edn, ordinary edn); New York 1900
(remaining Roberts stock with Longman’s imprint); 1910 (new
edn, Longman’s Pocket Lib); 1911 (Collected works vol 9, bound in
with Love is enough); introd D. Latham, Bristol 1994 (photo facs
of Collected works vol 9, Thoemmes Morris Lib).
Address on the collection of paintings of the English Pre-Raphaelite
school. Birmingham 1891; rptd in Morris: artist, writer, socialist,
see Collections and selections, above.
A King’s lesson. Ed and ptd by J. Leatham, Aberdeen 1891 (Penny
Pam Ser); London and Aberdeen 1901 (2nd edn, J. Leatham,
London distributor: W. Reeves); London and Peterhead 1902 (3rd
edn, Leek Bijou Reprints no 1, The Sentinel Press, Peterhead,
London distributor: The Twentieth Century Press); London and
Peterhead [1904?] (4th edn, J. Leatham at the Sentinel Office);
Cottingham [1914?] (5th edn, J. Leatham); Turriff [post-1916] (6th
edn, J. Leatham, The Deveron Press). In J. Leatham’s publications
of A King’s lesson and Under an elm-tree (see below) each successive
edn is entirely re-set. A King’s lesson was first pbd as An old
story retold, in Commonweal 18 Sep 1888, then as A King’s lesson
bound in with The dream of John Ball in 1888, see above.
Under an elm-tree: or thoughts in the country-side. Ed and ptd by J.
Leatham, Aberdeen 1891 (Penny Pam Ser, some copies could have
an unauthorised pale green printed wrapper of which 50 were
created by H. B. Forman, see N. Barker and J. Collins, A sequel to
An enquiry, §2 below); Aberdeen 1891 (2nd edn); foreword by H.
Burke, Hammersmith [1893?] (new edn, The Liberty Press);
Peterhead 1902 (3rd edn ‘cum privilegio auctoris’, Leek Bijou
Reprints no 2, London distrbutor: The Twentieth Century Press);
foreword by J. Leatham, Westerton-of-Clerkhill, Peterhead
[1907?] (4th edn, The Clerkhill Press); afterword W. B. Yeats,
extract from The happiest of poets, Portland ME Apr 1912 (The
Bibelot vol 18 no 4). First pbd in Commonweal July 1889.
The nature of Gothic: a chapter of the Stones of Venice by John
Ruskin. Preface by Morris. Feb 1892 (Kelmscott Press); New York
1977 (photo facs).
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