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Late Nineteenth-Century Poetry<br />

855 | 856<br />

Hughes, L. K. In <strong>The</strong> 1890s: an encyclopedia <strong>of</strong> British literature, art,<br />

and culture, ed G. A. Cevasco, 1993.<br />

Hughes, L. K. Myth and marriage in poems by ‘Graham R. Tomson’<br />

(Rosamund M. Watson). VP Summer 1994. Rptd in Leighton A.<br />

ed. Victorian women poets: a critical reader. Oxford 1996. [da]<br />

Sir William Watson 1858–1935<br />

Autograph letters and mss <strong>of</strong> Watson are in the Bodleian<br />

Bibliographies<br />

Watson, W. In his Heralds <strong>of</strong> the dawn, 1912.<br />

Swayze, W. E. <strong>The</strong> Watson collection. YULG 27 1952.<br />

Woolf, C. Some uncollected authors 12: Watson. BC 5 1956. See also N.<br />

Colbeck, BC 6 1957, W. E. Swayze, BC 6 1957.<br />

Collections<br />

Collected poems. 1898, 3rd edn London and New York 1899.<br />

Selected poems.‘1903’ [1902], 2nd edn London and New York 1903.<br />

[Collected] poems. Ed J. A. Spender 2 vols 1905.<br />

A hundred poems selected from various volumes. 1922.<br />

Poems selected with notes by the author. 1928.<br />

<strong>The</strong> poems <strong>of</strong> Sir William Watson 1878–1935. 1936.<br />

I was an <strong>English</strong> poet: poems selected by Lady Watson. Ashville 1941.<br />

§1<br />

<strong>The</strong> prince’s quest and other poems. 1880, 1892.<br />

Epigrams <strong>of</strong> art, life and nature. Liverpool 1884. With note on epigrams.<br />

Wordsworth’s grave and other poems. 1890, 1892 (as Poems, adds 26<br />

poems), Portland ME 1898, with Lachrymae musarum, below,<br />

London 1904.<br />

Lachrymae musarum. 1892 (priv ptd), 1892 (adds poems), Portland<br />

ME 1898, with Wordsworth’s grave. Verses on the death <strong>of</strong><br />

Tennyson.<br />

Shelley’s centenary. 1892 (priv ptd).<br />

<strong>The</strong> eloping angels: a caprice. 1893.<br />

Excursions in criticism: being some prose recreations <strong>of</strong> a rhymer.<br />

[1893.]<br />

Odes and other poems. 1894.<br />

<strong>The</strong> father <strong>of</strong> the forest and other poems. 1895 (priv ptd), London<br />

and Chicago 1895.<br />

Ode for the centenary <strong>of</strong> the death <strong>of</strong> Burns. 1895.<br />

<strong>The</strong> purple east: a series <strong>of</strong> sonnets on England’s desertion <strong>of</strong><br />

Armenia. 1896; tr Ital, Padova 1896.<br />

<strong>The</strong> lost Eden. 1897.<br />

<strong>The</strong> year <strong>of</strong> shame, with an introduction by the Bishop <strong>of</strong> Hereford.<br />

London and New York 1897.<br />

<strong>The</strong> hope <strong>of</strong> the world and other poems.‘1898’ [1897], 1898 (2nd edn).<br />

Two sonnets and an epigram. 1901.<br />

New poems. Greenfield MA and London 1902, New York 1909.<br />

Ode on the day <strong>of</strong> the coronation <strong>of</strong> King Edward VII. London and<br />

New York 1902.<br />

For England: poems written during estrangement.‘1904’ [1903].<br />

Sable and purple with other poems. 1910.<br />

<strong>The</strong> heralds <strong>of</strong> the dawn. London and <strong>Cambridge</strong> MA 1912. A play.<br />

<strong>The</strong> muse in exile. 1913. With address on the poet’s place in the<br />

scheme <strong>of</strong> life.<br />

<strong>The</strong> man who saw and other poems arising out <strong>of</strong> the war. 1917.<br />

Retrogression and other poems.‘1917’ [1916].<br />

Pencraft: a plea for the older ways. ‘1917’ [1916]. Prose.<br />

<strong>The</strong> superhuman antagonists and other poems. 1919.<br />

Ireland arisen. 1921.<br />

Ireland unfreed. 1921.<br />

Poems brief and new. 1925.<br />

Watson edited an anthology <strong>of</strong> love poetry, Lyric love (1892), and the poems <strong>of</strong><br />

Alfred Austin (1890).<br />

§2<br />

Noble, J. A. Watson. In Miles 8 (7).<br />

Archer, W. In his Poets <strong>of</strong> the younger generation, 1902.<br />

Yeats, W. B. Scholar poet. In his Letters to the new island, ed H.<br />

Reynolds, <strong>Cambridge</strong> MA 1934.<br />

Watson: a distinguished poet. <strong>The</strong> Times 14 Aug 1935. Leader and<br />

obituary.<br />

Nichols, W. B. <strong>The</strong> chord <strong>of</strong> iron: an elegy <strong>of</strong> Watson. 1935.<br />

Scott-James, R. A. Editorial notes. London Mercury Sep 1935.<br />

Nelson, J. G. Sir William Watson. New York [1966].<br />

Wilson, J. M. I was an <strong>English</strong> poet: a critical biography <strong>of</strong> Sir<br />

William Watson (1858–1936). 1981.<br />

<strong>The</strong>odore Watts-Dunton 1836–1914<br />

See col 2399.<br />

(Julia) Augusta Webster, née Davies 1837–94<br />

Selections<br />

Selections from the verse <strong>of</strong> Augusta Webster. 1893.<br />

review: Athenaeum, 26 Aug 1893.<br />

Ed. Mackenzie Bell in A. H. Miles, <strong>The</strong> poets and poetry <strong>of</strong> the<br />

century, enlarged edn 1905–7, vol 8.<br />

§1<br />

Blanche Lisle, and other poems (by Cecil Home). 1860.<br />

Lesley’s guardians (by Cecil Home). 3 vols 1864.<br />

review: Athenaeum 30 July 1864.<br />

Lilian Gray: a poem (by Cecil Home). 1864.<br />

review: Athenaeum 24 Dec 1864.<br />

Dramatic studies. 1866.<br />

reviews: Westminster Rev n.s. 30 1866; Athenaeum 11 Aug 1866;<br />

Saturday Rev 9 Feb 1867.<br />

A woman sold, and other poems. 1867.<br />

reviews: Westminster Rev n.s. 31 1867; Athenaeum 4 May 1867.<br />

Portraits. 1870 (and reprint), London and New York 1893 (enlarged).<br />

Poems.<br />

reviews: Westminster Rev n.s. 37 1870; Spectator 43, 16 Apr<br />

1870; Athenaeum 26 Aug 1893 (with selections); Acad 44, 2 Sep<br />

1893; Spectator 71, 18 Nov 1893.<br />

<strong>The</strong> auspicious day. 1872. Verse drama.<br />

reviews: Westminster Rev n.s. 42 1872; Athenaeum 12 Oct 1872.<br />

Yu-Pe-Ya’s lute. A Chinese tale in <strong>English</strong> verse. 1874.<br />

reviews: Westminster Rev n.s. 45 1874; Athenaeum 11 Apr 1874.<br />

Parliamentary franchise for women rate-payers. [1878] Rptd from<br />

the Examiner.<br />

A housewife’s opinions.‘1879’ [1878]. First appeared in the London<br />

Examiner. Essays.<br />

review: Athenaeum 4 Jan 1879.<br />

Disguises. A drama. 1879.<br />

reviews: Spectator 53, 31 Jan 1880; Acad 17, 3 Apr 1880.<br />

A book <strong>of</strong> rhyme. 1881.<br />

reviews: Westminster Rev n.s. 60 1881; Athenaeum 20 Aug 1881;<br />

Spectator 55, 29 July 1882.<br />

In a day. A drama. 1882, 1893.<br />

reviews: Athenaeum 23 Dec 1882; Acad 22, 30 Dec 1882.<br />

Daffodil and the Croaxaxicans: a romance <strong>of</strong> history. 1884. A story<br />

for children.<br />

review: Athenaeum 13 Dec 1884.<br />

<strong>The</strong> sentence. A drama. 1887.<br />

reviews: Acad 32, 19 Nov 1887; Athenaeum 8 Sep 1888.<br />

Mother and daughter. An uncompleted sonnet-sequence. With an<br />

introductory note by W. M. Rossetti. To which are added 7, her<br />

only other, sonnets. London and New York 1895.<br />

review: Athenaeum 14 Sep 1895.

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