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Mr Whistler’s lecture on art. [Boston 1913] (unbound facs of ms).
Sappho. Saturday Rev 21 Feb 1914.
A study of Victor Hugo’s Les misérables. 1914 (priv ptd). The 1st and
5th essays are not by Swinburne.
Aeolus. [1914] (priv ptd).
Pericles and other studies. 1914 (priv ptd).
Thomas Nabbes. 1914 (priv ptd).
Christopher Marlowe in relation to Greene, Peele and Lodge. 1914
(priv ptd).
Théophile. 1915 (priv ptd).
Lady Maisie’s bairn and other poems. 1915 (priv ptd).
Félicien Cossu. 1915 (priv ptd). Included in New Writings, ed Lang,
below.
Two unpublished papers by A. C. Swinburne. Fortnightly Rev n.s.
99, May 1916. Prints Christopher Marlowe in relation to Greene,
Peele and Lodge, and Thomas Nabbes (see above). The Marlowe
essay also in North Amer Rev May 1916.
Ernest Clouët. 1916 (priv ptd). Included in New Writings, ed Lang,
below.
A vision of bags. 1916 (priv ptd).
Poems from Villon and other fragments. 1916 (priv ptd).
The death of Sir John Franklin. 1916 (priv ptd).
The triumph of Gloriana. 1916 (priv ptd).
Poetical fragments. 1916 (priv ptd).
Seale, E. J. A literary discovery: unpublished lines by Swinburne on
Robert Buchanan’s ‘Mangy Muse’. The Star 19 Mar 1917.
Wearieswa’: a ballad. 1917 (priv ptd).
Posthumous poems. Ed E. Gosse and T. J. Wise 1917, New York 1918.
reviews: TLS 21 June 1917; Spectator 23 June 1917; Athenaeum
July 1917; Contemporary Rev 111, July 1917; Bailey, J., Quart Rev
228, July 1917; Binyon, L., Bookman 52, Aug 1917; Tynan, K.,
Studies Dec 1917; Chew, S., MLN Apr 1918; Aiken, C., Dial 63, 18
July 1918; Colum, P., New Republic 24 Aug 1918.
Rondeaux parisiens. 1917 (priv ptd). Included in New Writings, ed
Lang, below.
The character and opinions of Dr Johnson. 1918 (priv ptd), [New
York] 1985 (priv ptd) (facs, including ms).
The Italian mother and other poems. 1918 (priv ptd).
The ride from Milan and other poems. 1918 (priv ptd).
The two knights and other poems. 1918 (priv ptd).
A lay of lilies and other poems. 1918 (priv ptd).
Queen Yseult. 1918 (priv ptd).
Undergraduate sonnets. 1918 (priv ptd).
Lancelot, The death of Rudel and other poems. 1918 (priv ptd).
Contemporaries of Shakespeare. Ed E. Gosse and T. J. Wise 1919.
review: Spectator 27 Sep 1919.
The queen’s tragedy. 1919 (priv ptd).
French lyrics hitherto unpublished. 1919 (priv ptd).
William the ranter on William the canter. New York Times 9 Feb
1919, Sunday Times 2 Mar 1919. Rptd in Bonchurch vol 20, p.
536.
Two new poems. London Mercury 4 Nov 1920. Neither was new.
Ballads of the English border. Ed W. A. MacInnes 1925, Ann Arbor
MI 1971 (facs), Folcroft PA 1974 (facs).
reviews: Read, H., Nation and Athenaeum 1 May 1926; TLS 15
July 1926.
Two unpublished manuscripts: De monumentis epilaphiisque
mortuorum and Limits of experience, written during his college
years at Oxford [1857–8]. San Francisco 1927.
Swinburne’s Hyperion and other poems. Ed G. Lafourcade 1927.
Hughes, R. Greek verses of Swinburne hitherto unpublished in
England. Nineteenth Cent and After 1937. Verses from Le
tombeau de Théophile Gautier (1873) actually ptd and translated
in W. R. Rutland, Swinburne: a nineteenth century Hellene,
Oxford 1931.
What is thought that is not free. Stanza ptd in G. Lafourcade,
Algernon Charles Swinburne
Swinburne vindicated, London Mercury and Bookman 37, Feb
1938.
Two scenes from a tragedy by Algernon Charles Swinburne. Ed E. H.
W. Meyerstein, London Mercury and Bookman 37, Feb 1938.
Swinburne on Keats. Book Club of California Quart Newsletter 8
Mar 1941. Facs ms of a fragment from an essay.
Lucretia Borgia: the chronicle of Tebaldeo Tebaldei. Ed R. Hughes
1942.
Changes of aspect and Short notes. Ed C. K. Hyder, PMLA 58 Mar
1943.
Columbus, with a note by J. S. Mayfield. Jacksonville FL 1944 (priv
ptd), Bethesda MD 1991 (microform).
An old saying, with a foreword by Robert Graves. Washington DC
1945 (priv ptd). From the ms of the poem in Astrophel and other
poems.
Hughes, R. Unpublished Swinburne. Life and Letters Today 56, Jan
1948.
Lang, C. Y. Swinburne on Keats: a fragment of an essay. MLN Mar
1949. [1866?]
Pasiphaë. Ed R. Hughes 1950.
A roundel of retreat. [Washington DC 1950] (priv ptd). The imprint,
an obvious jest, reads: London, Charles Ottley, Landon & Co,
1950.
Christmas antiphonies: in church. [New York] 1950. Christmas card
of George Arents including ms facs of poem in Songs before
sunrise.
Christmas antiphonies: beyond church. [New York] 1951. Christmas
card of George Arents including ms facs of poem in Songs before
sunrise.
Charenton in 1810. In Appendix to James Pope-Hennessy, Monckton
Milnes: the flight of youth 1851–1885, 1955. A later ms is edited in
New Writings, ed Lang, below.
Henry, A. W. A reconstructed Swinburne ballad. HLB 12, Autumn
1958. Corrects and completes Duriesdyke with Lady Maisie’s
bairn.
Will Drew and Phil Crewe and Frank Fane by a great English literary
figure. [Ed J. S. Mayfield, Bethesda MD 1962] (priv ptd).
Le prince prolétaire. Bethesda MD 1963 (priv ptd).
The influence of the Roman censorship on the morals of the people.
Brooklyn New York 1964 (priv ptd).
New writings by Swinburne. Ed C. Y. Lang, Syracuse NY 1964.
The ballad of Bulgarie. In T. A. J. Burnett, Swinburne’s The ballad of
Bulgarie, MLR Apr 1969 (corrected text).
On the duties of an university towards the nation. Introd by W. P.
Tolley. The Courier Fall 1969. Rptd in Mayfield, Swinburneiana,
below, with a bibl note.
Duriesdyke and other ballads. In The literary ballad, ed A. H.
Ehrenpreis, Columbia SC 1970.
Shelley. Worcester MA 1973. Rptd in Shelley: a poem by Swinburne,
KSJ 24 1975.
Shelley, Temple of Janus, Song (O Love, sole winged Power).
Transcribed in appendix to T. L. Meyers, Swinburne and Shelley,
unpbd diss, Univ of Chicago 1973.
Hide-and-seek. 1975. Poem.
The unhappy revenge, The laws of Corinth, The loyal servant,
Laugh and lie down. In E. P. Schuldt, Four early unpublished
plays of Algernon Charles Swinburne, unpbd diss, Reading Univ
1976.
On the source of false impressions, De scriptoribus antiquis, De vita
henrici viii. In E. P. Schuldt, Three unpublished Balliol essays of
A. C. Swinburne, RES 27 Nov 1976.
The statue of John Brute. Toronto 1978 (priv ptd). Prose fragment.
Charles Collingwood’s flogging, Frank Fane: a ballad. Appendix C
in I. Gibson, The English vice: beating, sex, and shame in
Victorian England and after, 1978.
Milton. Williamsburg VA 1987 (priv ptd). Rptd in T. L. Meyers, Two
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