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in 1893 and first pbd in Trans Biblio Soc vol 1 1893. Rptd in Morris:
artist, writer, socialist vol 1 and in The ideal book: essays and lectures
on the arts of the book, see Collections and selections, above.
Some hints on pattern designing. [Ed S. C. Cockerell and R. Proctor]
1899 (Golden type octavo). A lecture first pbd in 2 pts The
Architect 17, 24 Dec 1881. Rptd 1914 (Collected works vol 22,
bound in with Hopes and fears for art, see Collection and selections,
above).
Golden wings: a tale. Portland ME Apr 1900 (The Bibelot vol 6 no 4);
rptd Sep 1900 (reprints from Bibelot 8, bound in with Svend and
his brethren, below), rptd 1902; 1905 (J. Finch & Co); Portland ME
1906 (Brocade Ser 33). First pbd The Oxford and Cambridge Mag
Dec 1856; rptd in The hollow land and other contributions to The
Oxford and Cambridge Mag, see Collections and selections, above.
Svend and his brethren: a tale. Portland ME Sep 1900 (The Bibelot
vol 6 no 9), rptd 1900 (reprints from Bibelot 8, bound in with
Golden wings); Aiken SC 1901; Portland ME 1902 (Brocade Ser 33,
bound in with Golden wings); 1905 (J. Finch & Co); Portland ME
1906 (Brocade Ser 33, bound in with Golden wings); Englewood
NJ 1906. First pbd The Oxford and Cambridge Mag Aug 1856;
rptd in The hollow land and other contributions to the Oxford
and Cambridge Mag, see Collections and selections, above.
The churches of north France No 1. Portland ME Mar 1901 (The
Bibelot vol 7 no 3); rptd 1901 (reprints from Bibelot 9, bound in
with Death the avenger and death the friend); as Some great
churches in France: three essays by Morris and W. Pater
[unsigned foreword by T. B. Mosher], Portland ME 1903 (Brocade
Ser 39, bound in with 2 essays by Pater), rptd 1905, 1912. The
Morris essay was first pbd as The churches of north France No 1 –
in the shadow of Amiens, The Oxford and Cambridge Mag Feb
1856; rptd in The hollow land and other contributions to The
Oxford and Cambridge Mag, see Collections and selections, above.
The art and craft of printing. New Rochelle NY 1902; as Printing: an
essay, with E. Walker, binding design by B. Goudy, Hingham MA
1903. First pbd as Printing in Arts and crafts essays by members of
the Arts and Crafts Exhibition Society, see above; rptd in Morris:
artist, writer, socialist vol 1, see Collections and selections, above.
The doom of King Acrisius. New York 1902 (R. H. Russell & Son,
companion vol to Pygmalion and the image, see below). First pbd
in The earthly paradise vol 1, see above.
A dream. Portland ME July 1902 (The Bibelot vol 8 no 7); Wimbledon
May 1904 (Avon Booklet vol 2 no 11); 1905; tr Ital 1988. First pbd in
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.
In praise of my lady. St Charles IL 1902 (Morris Press). First pbd in
The defence of Guenevere and other poems, see above.
Pygmalion and the image. New York 1902 (companion vol to The
doom of King Acrisius, see above). First pbd in The earthly paradise
vol 1, see above.
Communism. Ed G. B. S. [George Bernard Shaw] 1903 (Fabian Tract
no 113), rptd 1907, 1923; 1915 (Collected works vol 23, bound in
with Signs of change); in The Socialist Leader, 4, 11, 18 Jan 1969.
The man born to be king. Ed with introd and notes [by J. W. Mackail]
for use by schools and colleges. 1905 (Longman’s Class Books of
Eng Lit); rptd 1906, Jan & Apr 1911, 1912; tr Ger 1933. First pbd in
The earthly paradise vol 1, see above.
A factory as it might be. Preface by J. Leatham, 1907 (Social
Democratic Federation). First pbd in 3 pts Justice: pt 1 as A factory
as it might be, pts 2 & 3 as Work in a factory as it might be, 17, 31
May, 28 June 1884. Rptd in Morris: artist, writer, socialist vol 2, see
Collections and selections, above.
Journals of travels in Iceland 1871, 1873. 1911 (Collected works vol 8);
introd J. Morris 1969 (Collected works vol 8 photo facs), rptd
1995.
The revolt of Ghent. Ed J. Leatham, Huddersfield, London and
Manchester [1911] (omits the 7th instalment of the original). First
pbd in Commonweal in 8 weekly instalments, 7 July–18 Aug
1888. Lecture first delivered 29 Jan 1888.
Summer dawn. Illustr L. A. Govey. 1911 (Feather Weights). First pbd
in The defence of Guenevere and other poems, see above.
Two red roses across the moon. Illustr L. A. Govey, 1911 (Feather
Weights). First pbd in The defence of Guenevere and other
poems, see above.
Sir Peter Harpdon’s end: a tragedy. Ed and introd [T. B. Mosher], critical
estimate by J. Drinkwater, 2 pts, Portland ME July, Aug 1914
(The Bibelot vol 20 nos 7, 8). Scene 4, excised from the first pbd
version in The defence of Guenevere and other poems (see above),
is here restored, using the text as ptd in the introd to the
Collected works version, vol 1 1910, see Collections and selections,
above.
Waddington, S. Sonnets by Morris. Athenaeum 24 Oct 1914.
Identifies 2 Morris sonnets pbd unsigned in Atlantic Monthly
Feb, Mar 1870.
Morris, M. Sonnets by Morris. Athenaeum 7 Nov 1914. Confirms, by
reference to the mss, that the 2 sonnets attributed to Morris by
Waddington, above, are indeed by Morris.
Scenes from the fall of Troy and other poems and fragments. [Jan]
1915 (Collected works vol 24, see Collections and selections, above).
The wanderers: being the prologue to The earthly paradise. Ed with
an introd and notes [by J. W. Mackail] for use by schools and colleges.
1923 (Longman’s Class Books of Eng Lit).
Some thoughts on the ornamented mss of the middle ages [from an
unpbd ms in the Huntington Lib]. Introd M. B. Cary, jr, New York
1934 (Press of the Woolly Whale); rptd in The ideal book: essays
and lectures in the arts of the book, see Collections and selections,
above.
Morris and his Praise of wine. Los Angeles 1958 (priv ptd). With transcript
of Morris’s poem, and of an unpbd sonnet written after
1867. The title poem is included in Morris: artist, writer, socialist,
see Collections and selections, above.
Mr Morris on art matters. 1961. Lecture delivered in 1882 as The
progress of decorative art in England, rptd from Manchester
Guardian 21 Oct 1882 (Morris Soc); also pbd as Mr Morris on
English decorative art, The Architect 28 Oct 1882.
Ellison, R. C. An unpublished poem by Morris. English 15 1964.
DeLaura, D. J. An unpublished poem of Morris. MP 62 1965.
An unpublished lecture of Morris: ‘How shall we live then?’ Ed P.
Meier, in The International Review of Social History
[Amsterdam] 16 1971 (also an offprint therefrom).
The story of Cupid and Psyche . . . with wood engravings designed
by E. Burne-Jones and mostly engraved by Morris, with an introd
by A. R. Dufty. 1974.
Goodwin, K. Unpublished lyrics of Morris. In YES 5 1975. Several
lyrics here are taken from draft mss in the BL. Ed. R. Pearson.
Silence and pity: an unpublished fair copy. In Jnl Morris Soc 9
Spring 1991. A revised version, here with a title, of one of the
lyrics previously pbd in draft form by K. Goodwin in
Unpublished lyrics of Morris, see above.
The expedition of ‘The Ark’. Ed J.-M. Baïssus. Jnl Morris Soc 3 1977.
Log of a journey up the Thames to Kelmscott Manor, from BL Add
MS 45407.
A book of verse: a facsimile of a ms written in 1870. Introd J. I.
Whalley, 1980.
Morris’s Socialist diary. Ed F. Boos, Iowa City IA 1981 (priv ptd, with
notes by F. Boos); 1981 (The History Workshop no 13); ed F. Boos,
New York and London 1984.
A variorium edition of the omitted prologue and tales of Morris’s
Earthly paradise. Ed D. Latham, unpbd diss, York Univ, Toronto
1981. Prints text of 1st prologue, The story of Dorothea, The story
of Orpheus and Eurydice, The wooing of Swanhild, and The story
of Aristomenes.
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