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Colum, P. AE, poet, painter and economist. New Republic 15 1918.
Garnier, C. George Russell, AE: poète du sommeil, avec fragments
de lettres inédites. Études Anglaises 3 1939.
Curran, C. P. George Russell. Studies 24 1935.
Finlay, T. AE: in memoriam. Dublin Mag 10 1935.
William Sharp 1855–1905
See col 1627.
Dora Sigerson, later Shorter 1866–1918
Collections
Collected poems. 1907, New York 1907. Introd by G. Meredith.
[Twenty-one poems.] [1926] (Augustan Books of Modern Poetry).
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Verses. 1893.
The fairy changeling and other poems. London and New York 1898.
My lady’s slipper and other verses. 1898, New York 1899.
Ballads and poems. 1899.
The father confessor: stories of death and danger. 1900.
The woman who went to Hell and other ballads and lyrics. [1902],
New York [1902].
As the sparks fly upward: poems and ballads. [1904.]
The country-house party. 1905 (2nd edn). Novel.
The story and song of Black Roderick. 1906, New York 1906. Novel.
Through wintry terrors. 1907. Novel.
The troubadour and other poems. 1910.
New poems. Dublin 1912, 1921 (3rd edn).
Madge Linsey and other poems. Dublin 1913.
Do-well and do-little: a fairy tale. [1913.]
Love of Ireland: poems and ballads. Dublin 1914, London 1916,
Dublin 1916 (with Poems of the Irish rebellion, 1916).
Comfort the women: a prayer in time of war. [1915] (priv ptd).
An old proverb: ‘it will be all the same in a thousand years’. [London]
1916 (priv ptd).
The sad years [and other poems]. 1918, New York 1918, 1918 (priv ptd).
Introd by K. Tynan.
A legend of Glendalough and other ballads. Dublin and London
1919.
Sixteen dead men and other poems of Easter week. New York 1919.
A dull day in London and other sketches. [1920]. Prefatory note by
Thomas Hardy.
The tricolour: poems of the Irish revolution. Dublin 1922; ed D.
Barry, Cork 1976 (enlarged).
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Colum, P. The poetry of Dora Sigerson Shorter. Bookman (New
York) 1919.
In memoriam Dora Sigerson 1918–23. 1923 (priv ptd). Poems by
various writers.
George Sigerson 1839–1925
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The poets and poetry of Munster: a selection of Irish songs, – with
metrical translations. By Erionnach. Dublin 1860 (2nd ser).
Modern Ireland: its vital questions, secret societies . . . by an
Ulsterman. 1868, 1869 (2nd edn).
History of the land tenures and land classes of Ireland, with an
account of the various secret agrarian confederacies. London and
Dublin 1871.
Political prisoners at home and abroad. 1890.
Irish literature: its origin, environment and influence. In The
revival of Irish literature: addresses by Sir C. G. Duffy, Dr G.
Sigerson and Dr D. Hyde, 1894.
Bards of the Gael and Gall: examples of the poetic literature of
Erinn, done into English after the metres and modes of the Gael.
1897, 1907 (rev and enlarged), New York 1907, Dublin 1925 (with
memorial preface by D. Hyde).
The saga of King Lir. A sorrow of story. Dublin and London 1913.
The last independent parliament of Ireland. Dublin 1918.
Sedulius: the Easter song. Dublin 1922. Tr Sigerson.
Songs and poems. Dublin 1927. Introd by P. Colum.
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Garnier, C. George Sigerson 1925. Revue Anglo-américaine 3 1925.
Colum, P. An Irish poet-scholar. Commonweal 6 1927.
George Augustus Simcox 1841–1905
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Prometheus unbound: a tragedy. 1867.
Poems and romances. 1869.
Recollections of a rambler. 1874.
Simcox also pbd a history of Latin literature and edited the Greek Testament,
Demosthenes, Juvenal and Thucydides.
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Miles, A. H. Simcox. In Miles 8 (7).
Haber, T. B. The poetic antecedents of Housman’s Hell gate. PQ 31
1952. See J. Sparrow, PQ 33 1954.
Joseph Skipsey 1832–1903
William Sharp | Douglas Brooke Wheelton Sladen
Collections
Songs and lyrics, collected and revised. 1892.
Selected poems. Ed B. Bunting, Sunderland 1976.
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Poems, songs and ballads. London and Newcastle 1862.
The collier lad and other lyrics. 1864 (priv ptd).
Poems. 1871.
A book of miscellaneous lyrics. Bedlington 1878, 1881 (rev as A book
of lyrics, including Songs, ballads and chants).
Carols from the coal-fields and other songs and ballads. 1886. With
biographical note by R. S. Watson.
Skipsey also edited 6 vols of The Canterbury Poets.
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Watts[-Dunton], T. Skipsey’s Miscellaneous lyrics. Athenaeum 16
Nov 1878.
Lewin, W. Songs and lyrics. Acad 20 Apr 1892.
Watson, R. S. Skipsey: his life and work. [1908.]
Runciman, J. F. Skipsey: poet of the Northumbrian pits. Living Age
262 1909.
Miles, A. H. Skipsey. In Miles 5.
Evans, B. I. In his English poetry in the later nineteenth century,
1933, 1966 (rev).
Douglas Brooke Wheelton Sladen 1856–1933
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Frithjof and Ingebjorg and other poems. 1882.
Australian lyrics. Melbourne 1883, 2nd edn rev London 1885.
A poetry of exiles and other poems. [1884], 1885 (rev).
A summer Christmas and a sonnet upon the S. S. Ballaarat. London
and New York [1884].
In Cornwall and across the sea, with poems written in Devonshire.
1885.
Edward the Black Prince: an epic drama. [1887].
A ballad for the tercentenary of the Spanish Armada. Penzance
[1888].
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