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The reward of labour: a dialogue. [Dec 1892] (Hammersmith
Socialist Lib no 1) First pbd Commonweal 21, 28 May 1887.
Manifesto of English Socialists [with H. M. Hyndman and G. B.
Shaw]. [May] 1893 (anon).
Concerning Westminster Abbey. The Society for the Protection of
Ancient Buildings. [June] 1893 (anon). This pam sometimes has a
wrapper fabricated by H. B. Forman, see N. Barker and J. Collins, A
sequel to An enquiry, §2, below. Text rptd in Architecture and
history, and Westminster Abbey, see Collections and selections,
above.
Medieval lore. Ed R. Steele, preface by Morris, [July] 1893; ed I.
Gollancz 1895 (Medieval Lib); 1905 (A. Loring); 1907 (Chatto);
New York 1966 (photo facs). Morris’s preface rptd in Morris:
artist, writer, socialist vol 1, see Collections and selections, above.
Utopia by Sir Thomas More. Foreword by Morris [Sep] 1893
(Kelmscott Press). Morris’s foreword rptd in Morris: artist,
writer, socialist vol 1, see Collections and selections, above.
Arts and crafts essays by members of the Arts and Crafts Exhibition
Society. Ed with a preface and 3 essays by Morris: Textiles,
Printing (with Emery Walker), Of dyeing as an art [July] 1893,
rptd 1899, 1903; introd P. Faulkner, Bristol 1996 (1st edn photo
facs Thoemmes Morris Lib). Morris’s contributions are rptd in
Morris: artist, writer, socialist, see Collections and selections,
above.
Gothic architecture: a lecture for the Arts and Crafts Exhibition
Society. [Oct] 1893 (Kelmscott Press), rptd in Morris: artist, writer,
socialist, see Collections and selections, above.
Socialism: its growth and outcome. With E. B. Bax. New York and
London 1893; rptd 1896 (2nd edn Social Science Ser); rptd 1908
(3rd edn); Chicago 1909; New York 1984 (photo facs). First pbd as
Socialism from the root up, in Commonweal at irregular intervals
15 May 1886–19 May 1888.
Help for the miners: the deeper meaning of the struggle. 10 Nov
1893 (a single sheet octavo ptd on both sides as an offprint from
Daily Chron); rptd in Morris: artist, writer, socialist vol 2, see
Collections and selections, above.
Address at the distribution of prizes to students of the Birmingham
Municipal School of Art. Birmingham [July] 1894; [ed S. C.
Cockerell] 1898 (Golden type octavo); 1915 (Collected works vol
22); in Fourteen addresses delivered to students of the
Birmingham Municipal School of Art, Birmingham 1924.
The wood beyond the world. Frontispiece designed by E. Burne-
Jones, [Oct] 1894 (Kelmscott Press); ‘1895’ [1894] photo facs of
Burne-Jones frontispiece; Boston 1895 (re-set); 1900 (re-issue);
New York 1902 (2nd impression, US setting); 1904; rptd 1911; 1913
(Longman’s Pocket Lib); 1913 (Collected works vol 17, bound in
with Three Old French romances and Child Christopher); New
York 1972 (Kelmscott Press Photo facs); 1979 (The prose romances
of Morris, ordinary edn, photo facs); ed T. Shippey, Oxford 1980;
tr Ger 1984.
Why I am a Communist. Bound in with L. S. Bevington’s Why I am
an expropriationist. 1894 (The why I ams, 2nd ser). First pbd
Liberty Feb 1894. Rptd in Morris: artist, writer, socialist vol 2, see
Collections and selections, above.
Good King Wenceslas: a carol, by Dr Neale. Illustr A. J. Gaskin,
introd Morris, Birmingham 1895. Introd rptd in Morris: artist,
writer, socialist vol 1, see Collections and selections, above.
Child Christopher and Goldilind the Fair. 2 vols [Sep] 1895
(Kelmscott Press); [unsigned preface by T. B. Mosher] Portland
ME 1900 (Miscellaneous Ser no 12); 1913 (Collected works vol 17,
bound in with The wood beyond the world and Three Old French
romances); ed R. Matthews, Van Nuys CA 1977 (Newcastle,
Forgotten Fantasy Classics); introd N. Talbot, Bristol 1996 (from
Collected works vol 17, photo facs Thoemmes Morris Lib).
Morris’s version of Havelock the Dane.
Gossip about an old house on the upper Thames. Birmingham ‘Nov
1895’ [1900?]. A fabricated pam made, except for preliminaries
and postlims of leaves excised from the mag Quest Nov 1895. See
N. Barker and J. Collins, A sequel to An enquiry, §2 below. First
pbd Quest Nov 1895; rptd, illustr photo facs C. M. Gere and E. H.
New, Flushing NY 1901 (J. E. Hill) and in Morris: artist, writer,
socialist vol 1, see Collections and selections, above.
The well at the world’s end: a tale. Illustr E. Burne-Jones, 1896
(Kelmscott Press); 2 vols 1896 (Longman’s ordinary edn), rptd
1903, 1910; 2 vols 1913 (Collected works vols 18, 19); 2 vols 1913
(Longman’s Pocket Lib); Introd by L. Carter 2 vols 1970, 1971; 2
vols 1979 (ordinary edn photo facs, The prose romances of
Morris); tr Ger 1986.
How I became a Socialist, by Morris; with some account of his connection
with the Social-Democratic Federation by H. M.
Hyndman. Oct 1896. Rptd from Justice July 1894, May Day 1895
and 1896. Some copies have an unauthorised wrapper created by
H. B. Forman, see H. G. Pollard, A catalogue, in Bibliographies,
above.
The water of the wondrous isles. [July] 1897 (Kelmscott Press); New
York and London [Oct] 1897 (set and ptd in Boston for both USA
and Britain, Longman’s ordinary edn), rptd 1902, 1909; 1913
(Collected works vol 20); 2 vols 1914 (Longman’s Pocket Lib); 1979
(ordinary edn, photo facs The prose romances of Morris); introd
N. Talbot, Bristol 1994 (Collected works vol 20 photo facs
Thoemmes Morris Lib).
Some German woodcuts of the fifteenth century. Ed S. C. Cockerell
‘1897’ [Jan 1898] (Kelmscott Press). Rpts as an introd part of
Morris’s article On the aesthetic qualities of the woodcut books
of Ulm and Augsburg in the fifteenth century, first pbd in
Bibliographica vol 1 no 4 1895.
The sundering flood.‘1897’ [Feb 1898] (Kelmscott Press); New York
and London 1898 (set and ptd in Boston for both USA and Britain,
Longman’s ordinary edn); rptd 1910; 2 vols ‘1914’ [Dec 1913]
(Longman’s Pocket Lib); 1914 (Collected works vol 21, bound in
with Four unfinished romances); 1979 (ordinary edn, photofacs
The prose romances of Morris).
The hollow land: a tale. 2 pts, Portland ME July, Aug 1897 (The
Bibelot vol 3 nos 1, 2); [unsigned introd by T. B. Mosher] Portland
ME 1897 (reprints from Bibelot 2); [unsigned introd by T. B.
Mosher] Portland ME 1900 (Brocade Ser 22); [unsigned introd by
T. B. Mosher] Portland ME 1903 (Brocade Ser 22); Hingham MA
1905 (F. Goudy, The Village Press); [unsigned introd by T. B.
Mosher] Portland ME 1908 (Brocade Ser 22); tr Ital 1988. First pbd
in 2 pts The Oxford and Cambridge Mag Sep, Oct 1856; rptd in
The hollow land and other contributions to The Oxford and
Cambridge Mag, see Collections and Selections, above.
Browning’s ‘Men and women’; a review. Portland ME [Mar] 1898
(The Bibelot vol 4 no 3). First pbd The Oxford and Cambridge
Mag Mar 1856. Rptd in The hollow land and other contributions
to The Oxford and Cambridge Mag, see Collections and selections,
above.
A note by Morris on his aims in founding the Kelmscott Press,
together with a short description of the press by S. C. Cockerell
and an annotated list of the books printed thereat. [Mar] 1898
(Kelmscott Press); rptd in H. H. Sparling, The Kelmscott Press
and Morris, master-craftsman, 1898, see Bibliographies, above;
rptd as Aims in founding the Kelmscott Press, 1985 (Cadenza).
Gertha’s lovers: a tale. [Unsigned introd by T. B. Mosher], in 2 pts,
Portland ME Jan, Feb 1899 (The Bibelot vol 5 nos 1, 2), rptd 1899
(reprints from Bibelot 5), rptd 1902 (Brocade Ser 32), rptd 1905.
First pbd in 2 pts The Oxford and Cambridge Mag July, Aug 1856;
rptd in The hollow land and other contributions to The Oxford
and Cambridge Mag, see Collections and selections, above.
The ideal book: an address. New York 1899, rptd 1909; in Zeitschrift
für Bücherfreunde band 5 1900; in The art and craft of printing,
New Rochelle NY 1902; ‘1908’ [1907]; rptd 1957. Lecture delivered