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Late Nineteenth-Century Poetry
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Harris, F. James Thomson, an unknown immortal. In
Contemporary portraits, 2nd ser New York 1919.
Leonard, T. Places of the mind: the life and work of James Thomson
(‘B.V’). 1993. (Portrait photographs 1860, 1869, 1881.) [tl]
John Todhunter 1839–1916
Alcestis. New York 1874, London ‘1879’ [1878].
Laurella and other poems. 1876.
A study of Shelley. 1880.
Forest songs, and other poems. 1881.
The true tragedy of Rienzi, tribune of Rome. 1881. Prose and verse.
Helena in Troas. 1886.
Notes on Shelley’s unfinished poem ‘The triumph of life’. 1887 (priv
ptd).
The banshee and other poems. 1888, Dublin 1891.
A Sicilian idyll: a pastoral play. 1890, 1891. Verse.
How dreams come true: a dramatic sketch in two scenes. [1890] (priv
ptd).
The legend of Stauffenberg: a dramatic cantata. Dublin 1890. Words
by Todhunter, music by J. Culwick.
The poison flower, a phantasy in three scenes. Suggested by
Hawthorne’s ‘Rappacini’s daughter’. 1891. Subsequently pbd in
Isolt of Ireland, below.
The black cat: a play in three acts. 1895.
Life of Patrick Sarsfield, Earl of Lucan; with a short narrative of the
principal events of the Jacobite war in Ireland. 1895.
Three Irish bardic tales: being metrical versions of the three tales
known as the three sorrows of storytelling. 1896.
Ye minutes of ye CLXXVIIth meeting of ye Sette of odd volumes,
extracted from ye diary of Samuel Pepys. [1896] (priv ptd).
An essay upon essays, written by command of his oddship brother
Francis Elgar and read before the sette of odd volumes Jan 4 1895.
1896 (priv ptd).
A riverside walk: an easy-going essay by a peripatetic philosopher.
1898 (priv ptd).
An essay in search of a subject, written by command of his oddship
brother Silvanus Thompson magentiser and read before the sette
of odd volume May 31st 1904. 1904 (priv ptd).
Sounds and sweet airs.‘1905’ [1904].
Heine’s Book of songs. Oxford 1907. Tr Todhunter.
From the land of dreams: Irish poems. Dublin and London 1918.
Introd by T. Rolleston.
Essays. 1920. Foreword by S. J. O’Grady.
Goethe’s Faust, first part. Oxford 1924. Tr Todhunter.
Isolt of Ireland: a legend in a prologue and three acts; and The
poison flower. 1927. Blank verse plays.
Trivium amoris; and The wooing of Artemis. London and Toronto
1927.
Selected poems. Ed D. Todhunter and A. Graves 1929. With biographical
sketch by T. Rolleston.
Henry Duff Traill 1842–1912
See col 2397.
Frederic Herbert Trench 1865–1923
Collections
Collected works. Ed H. Williams 3 vols 1924.
Selected poems. Ed H. Williams 1924.
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Deirdre wed, and other poems.‘1901’ [1900].
New poems: Apollo and the seaman, The queen of Gothland,
Stanzas to Tolstoy and other lyrics. 1907, New York 1908.
All that matters: a play. [1911.]
Lyrics and narrative poems. [1911.]
Ode from Italy in time of war: night on Mottarone. Florence 1915
(priv ptd).
Poems, with fables in prose. 2 vols 1918.
Napoleon: a play. 1919, 1919 (2nd edn).
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Clarke, A. The poetry of Trench. London Mercury 10 1924.
George, R. The poetry of Mr Trench. Contemporary Rev July 1924.
Chevalley, A. Trench, poète anglais: notice sur sa vie et ses oeuvres.
Paris 1925.
Katharine Tynan, later Hinkson 1861–1931
Mss: diaries 1889–1926, 1915, Univ College Lib, Dublin. Correspondence John
Rylands Univ Lib, Manchester.
Collections
Twenty one poems, selected by W. B. Yeats. Dundrum 1907.
The flower of peace: a collection of the devotional poetry of
Katharine Tynan. 1914.
Collected poems. 1930.
[Twenty-four poems.] [1931] (Augustan Books of Modern Poetry.)
Poems of Katharine Tynan. Dublin 1963. Introd by M. Gibbon.
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Verse
Louise de la Vallière and other poems. 1885.
Shamrocks. 1887.
Ballads and lyrics. 1891.
Irish love-songs, selected by Katharine Tynan. 1892.
Cuckoo songs. 1894.
Miracle plays: our Lord’s coming and childhood. 1895.
The wind in the trees: a book of country verse. 1898.
Poems. 1901.
Innocencies: a book of verse. London and Dublin 1905.
A little book of xxiv carols. Portland ME 1907, 1916.
The rhymed life of St Patrick. 1907.
Experiences. 1908.
Lauds. 1909.
New poems. 1911.
Irish poems. 1913.
The wild harp: a selection from Irish poetry by Katharine Tynan.
1913.
Flower of youth: poems in war-time. 1915.
The holy war. 1916.
Late songs. 1917.
Herb o’ grace: poems in war-time. 1918.
Even song. Oxford 1922.
Prose
The land I love best. 1890.
A nun, her friends and her order: being a sketch of the life of Mother
Xaviera Fallon. 1891.
An isle in the water. 1895, 1904. Stories.
The land of mist and mountain. [1895.] Stories.
The way of a maid. 1895.
A lover’s breast-knot. 1896.
Oh, what a plague is love! 1896, 1904.
Led by a dream, and other stories. 1899.
The dear Irish girl. 1899.
The handsome Brandons: a story for girls. 1899, Chicago 1900.
A daughter of the fields. 1900, [1910].
The adventures of Carlo. 1900, [1932].
Three fair maids, or the Burkes of Barrymore, etc.‘1901’ [1900], 1909.
A union of hearts. [1901.]
That sweet enemy. 1901, [1908].