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Ernest James Myers 1844–1921
Collections
Gathered poems. 1904.
[Selected poems.] [1931] (Augustan Books of Poetry).
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A Greek idyll. Oxford 1865. (Gainsford prize.)
The Puritans. 1869. One-act verse play.
Poems. 1877.
The defence of Rome and other poems. 1880.
Aeschylus: an essay. 1880. In Hellenica, ed E. Abbott, 1880.
The Iliad of Homer done into English prose. 1883, 1914 (rev edn),
extracts 1935. With A. Lang and W. Leaf.
The judgment of Prometheus and other poems. 1886.
Lord Althorp: a biography. 1890.
Myers also wrote an English prose version of the Odes of Pindar (1874) and
an introd to Milton’s prose works (1883).
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Miles, A. H. Myers. In Miles 8 (7).
Obit: The Times 28 Nov 1921.
Frederic William Henry Myers 1843–1901
Collections
Collected poems, with autobiographical and critical fragments. Ed
E. Myers 1921.
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[Burns centenary poem.] In The Burns centenary poems, ed G.
Anderson and J. Finlay, 1859.
The distress in Lancashire: Chancellor’s medal poem. Cambridge
1863.
Saint Paul. 1867; New York 1868 (2nd edn); London 1870, (3rd edn)
(with 4 additional poems) as Poems; London and New York 1905
(4th edn), 1906 [1914] ed O. Smeaton; 1916 ed J. Watson.
Books to read: a lecture in Dublin Apr 22 1868. Cambridge 1868.
Greek oracles. In Hellenica, ed E. Abbott, 1880.
Wordsworth. 1881 (EML).
The renewal of youth and other poems. 1882.
Essays classical: essays modern. 2 vols 1883; 1921 as Essays classical
and modern.
Phantasms of the living. 1886, Gainsville FL. Facs 1970. With E.
Gurney and F. Podmore.
Science and a future life, with other essays. 1893.
Human personality and its survival of bodily death. 2 vols 1903,
New York 1904, London 1919 (abridged), New York 1954 new
edn.
Fragments of prose and poetry. Ed E. Myers 1904.
Saint John the Baptist. [1927.]
Fragments of an inner life: an autobiographical sketch. 1961.
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Morshead, E. D. A. The renewal of youth, and other poems. Acad 18
Nov 1882.
Anderson, M. B. Myers. Dial 4 1884.
Symonds, J. A. Myers. In Miles 8 (7).
Mallock, W. H. The gospel of Myers. Nineteenth Cent Apr 1903.
Muirhead, J. H. The survival of the soul: Human personality and its
survival of bodily death. Contemporary Rev July 1903.
Sidgwick, A. The posthumous works of Myers. Independent Rev 5
1904.
Benson, A. C. In his Leaves of the tree: studies in biography, 1911.
Lodge, O. J. In his Conviction of survival, 1930.
The road to immortality: being a description of the after life purporting
to be communicated by the late F. W. H. Myers through
Geraldine Cummins. 1932, 1935 (as Beyond human personality).
Evans, B. I. In his English poetry in the later nineteenth century,
1933, 1966 (rev).
MacArthur, J. S. Believer in the future life. Hibbert Jnl 41 1943.
MacArthur, J. S. Nineteenth-century prophet on France. Church
Quart Rev 138 1944.
Constance Caroline Woodhill Naden 1858–89
Collections
Selections from the philosophy and poetical works. Ed Emily and
Edith Hughes, introd G. M. McCrie 1893.
The complete poetical works, with an explanatory foreword by R.
Lewins. 1894.
Miles 8.
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Songs and sonnets of springtime. 1881.
What is religion? A vindication of free thought by C. N., annotated
by R. Lewins. 1883.
A modern apostle, The elixir of life and other poems. 1887.
Induction and deduction: a historical and critical sketch of successive
philosophical conceptions respecting the relations between
inductive and deductive thought, and other essays. Ed R. Lewins
(with a memoir by M. M. Daniell) 1890.
Further reliques of Constance Naden: being essays and tracts for our
times. Ed G. M. McCrie 1891.
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Hughes, W. R. Constance Naden: a memoir. 1890.
Brewer, E. C. Constance Naden and Hylo-idealism: a critical study.
Annotated by R. Lewins. 1891.
Dale, R. W. Constance Naden. Contemporary Rev Apr 1891; rptd in
Further reliques, 1891.
Garnett, R. In Miles 8.
Edith Nesbit 1858–1924
Robert Fuller Murray | Edith Nesbit
Mss: Fabian papers at Nuffield College include letters about Nesbit’s involvement
with the Fabian Soc. Letters to her agents are in the Berg Collection,
NYPL. Letters to the Soc of Authors are in the BL, and to H. G. Wells in the
Wells Papers at the Univ Lib of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Parts of her
correspondence with her publishers are in the Macmillan Papers at the BL and
in the John Lane Papers in the HRHRC, Austin TX. Jocelyn Nixon’s private
archive contains several ms notebooks of poems (some extracted from periodicals),
and some correspondence. The Doris Langley Moore archive contains
transcripts of many letters from Nesbit.
Bibliographies
Moore, D. L. E. Nesbit, a biography: 1933. A list of her writings is
included at the end.
Streatfield, N. Magic and the magician. 1958. Contains a brief list of
writings. This list was expanded for the Bodley Head monograph
1960.
Goodacre, S. His bibliography included at the end of A woman of
passion: the life of E. Nesbit, by J. Briggs, 1987.
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Lays and legends. 1886.
The lily and the cross. 1887, New York 1887.
The star of Bethlehem. 1887, New York 1887.
The better part, and other poems. 1888.
The message of the dove. 1888, New York 1888.
Landscape and song. 1888, New York 1888.
Leaves of life. London and New York 1888.
Carols and sea songs. 1889, New York 1889.
Songs of two seasons. Illustr J. McIntyre 1890.
The voyage of Columbus, a narrative in verse. 1892.
Sweet lavender (verses). 1892, New York 1892.
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