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Late Nineteenth-Century Poetry
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Magic and the magician: E. Nesbit and her children’s books. London
and New York 1958.
Bell, A. E. Nesbit. 1960, New York 1964, rev London 1968.
Briggs, J. A woman of passion, the life of E. Nesbit 1858–1924.
London and New York 1987, rev edn Harmondsworth 1989
(Pen).
Nesbit was the subject of a BBC TV play by Ken Taylor in 1973 in the series
The Edwardians. A version of the series was pbd in book form: The
Edwardians, by P. Brent, 1972 (see pp. 147–67). [shg]
Sir Henry John Newbolt 1862–1938
Collections
Collected poems 1897–1907. [1910], [1918].
Prose and poetry, selected by the author. London and Toronto
[1920].
Selected poems. Ed J. Betjeman 1940.
Selected poems. Ed P. Dickinson c. 1981.
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A fair death. [1881.] Anon.
Taken from the enemy: a novel. 1892, 1911 (new edn).
Mordred: a tragedy. 1895. Verse.
Admirals all and other verses. 1897 etc, New York 1898, London
[1904] (21st edn).
The island race. 1898, 1902 (5th edn); facs Oxford 1995. Poems.
The sailing of the long ships and other poems. 1902.
The year of Trafalgar: being an account of the battle and of the
events which led up to it, with a collection of the poems and
ballads written thereupon between 1805 and 1905. 1905.
The old country: a romance. 1906, 1929.
Clifton Chapel and other school poems. 1908.
Songs of memory and hope. 1909.
The new June. 1909, [1929]. Fiction.
The Twymans: a tale of youth. Edinburgh 1911.
Poems new and old. 1912, 1919 (2nd edn).
Drake’s drum and other songs of the sea. [1914.]
Aladore. Edinburgh 1914. Fiction.
The book of the blue sea. 1914. Prose.
The story of the Oxfordshire and Buckingham light infantry, the
old 43rd and 52nd regiments. [1915.]
The war and the nations. 1915. Rptd from Fortnightly Rev.
The book of the thin red line. 1915.
Tales of the Great War. 1916.
A new study of English poetry. 1917, 1919.
The book of the happy warrior. 1917. Prose.
St George’s day and other poems. 1918.
Submarine and anti-submarine. 1918. Prose.
The book of the long trail. 1919. Prose.
Poetry and time. [1919] (Warton lecture).
The book of good hunting. 1920. Prose.
A naval history of the war 1914–18. 5 vols 1920–31.
The book of the Grenvilles. 1921.
Days to remember. 1923. On the European war, with J. Buchan.
Studies green and gray. 1926. Criticism.
The linnet’s nest. [1927], New York 1927. Poetry.
The building of Britain. [1927.] On paintings in St Stephen’s Hall,
Westminster.
The idea of an English association. 1928 (English Assoc).
A child is born. 1931. Poetry.
My world as in my time: memoirs . . . 1862–1932. 1932. Prose.
A perpetual memory and other poems, with brief memoirs by W. de
la Mare and F. Furse. 1939.
The later life and letters of Newbolt. Ed M. Newbolt 1942. Vol 2 of
My world as in my time.
Newbolt also edited and contributed to the Teaching of English ser, 1925–32.
He produced teaching anthologies, including New paths on Helicon [1927],
and edited the Monthly Rev 1900–7, vols 1–16.
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Archer, W. In his Poets of the younger generation, 1902.
Bridges, R. Newbolt. In Miles 7.
Kernahan, C. In his Six famous living poets, 1922.
Palmer, H. Watson and Newbolt. In his Post-Victorian poetry,
1938.
The lyrics of Newbolt. The Times 23 Apr 1938.
Betjeman, J. Newbolt after a hundred years. Listener 28 June 1962.
Chitty, S. Playing the game: a biography of Sir Henry Newbolt.
1997.
‘Moira O’Neill’, Nesta Higginson, later Skrine
c. 1870–?
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An Easter vacation. 1893, New York 1894. Novel.
The elf-errant. 1895, 1902. A tale.
Songs of the glens of Antrim. Edinburgh and London 1900, New
York 1910, 1922 (with More songs of the glens of Antrim, below).
More songs of the glens of Antrim. 1921, New York 1922 (with Songs
of the glens of Antrim, above).
From two points of view. Edinburgh and London 1924. Prose.
Collected poems. Edinburgh and London 1933.
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Nesta Higginson (‘Moira O’Neill’). Book Buyer 11 1895.
A school of Irish poetry. Edinburgh Rev 209 1909.
Arthur William Edgar O’Shaughnessy 1844–81
Mss: collection in Duke Univ Lib, Durham NC. Poems 1865–9 in NLS.
Bibliographies and references
The English poets, ed T. H. Ward, vol 5 1880 (E. Gosse).
Garnett, R. In Miles 8.
Fredeman, W. E. In his Pre-Raphaelitism: a bibliocritical study,
1965.
Fredeman, J. C. In DLB vol 35, 1985.
Collections and selections
O’Shaughnessy: his life and work, with selections from his poems.
Ed L. C. Moulton 1894.
Lyrics. Bibelot (Portland ME) 16 1910.
Poems. Ed W. Percy, New Haven CT 1923.
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An epic of women, and other poems. 1870; facs London and New
York 1978.
Lays of France. Founded on the lays of Marie.‘1872’ [1871], 1874.
Music and moonlight: poems and songs. 1874; facs London and New
York 1977.
Toyland. 1875. With E. O’Shaughnessy.
Songs of a worker. Ed A. Deacon 1881; facs London and New York
1978.
Lyrics. Bibelot (Portland ME) 16 1910.
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Forman, H. B. In his Our living poets, 1871.
Hamilton, Walter. In his The aesthetic movement in England. 1882.
Le Gallienne. R. In his Retrospective reviews vol 1, 1896.
A pathetic love episode in a poet’s life: being letters [from Helen
Snee] to Arthur O’Shaughnessy; also a letter from him containing
A dissertation on love. [1916.]
Broers, B. C. O’Shaughnessy. In her Mysticism and the neo-romantics,
1923.
Brönner, O. Das Leben Arthur O’Shaughnessy’s. 1933.