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Country Life and North Amer Rev, both under his own name and
(1895–1905) as ‘Fiona Macleod’. He also edited several volumes in the
Canterbury Poets ser and several anthologies.
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Rhys, E. The new mysticism. Fortnightly Rev June 1900.
Noble, J. A. William Sharp. In Poets and poetry of the century, ed A.
H. Miles, 1903, vol 8.
Tynan, K. William Sharp and ‘Fiona Macleod’. Fortnightly Rev Mar
1906.
Gilman, L. The art of Fiona Macleod. North Amer Rev 5 Oct 1906.
Janvier, C. A. Fiona Macleod and her creator William Sharp. North
Amer Rev 5 Apr 1907.
Rhys, E. William Sharp and ‘Fiona Macleod’. Century Mag May
1907.
Sharp, E. A. William Sharp (Fiona Macleod); a memoir compiled by
his wife. 1910; 2 vols 1912 (with a bibliography of Sharp’s writings).
Le Gallienne, R. The mystery of Fiona Macleod. Forum Feb 1911.
Kelman, J. Celtic revivals of paganism. In his Among famous books,
1912.
More, P. E. Fiona Macleod. In his The drift of romanticism, Boston
1913.
Parker, W. M. Dreamer and critic: William Sharp (Fiona Macleod). In
his Modern Scottish writers, Edinburgh 1917.
Evans, B. I. William Sharp. In English poetry in the later nineteenth
century. 1933.
Waugh, A. Fiona Macleod: a forgotten mystery. Spectator 14 Aug
1936.
Iorio, J. J. A Victorian controversy: William Sharp’s letters on motherhood.
Colby Literary Quart 4 1957.
Garbaty, T. J. Fiona Macleod: defence of views and her identity. N &
Q 205, Dec 1960.
Halloran, W. F. W. B. Yeats and William Sharp: the archer vision.
ELN 6 1969.
Alaya, F. William Sharp – ‘Fiona Macleod’: 1855–1905. Cambridge
MA 1970.
Halloran, W. F. William Sharp as bard and craftsman. VP 10 1972.
Murray, I. Children of tomorrow: a Sharp inspiration for Dorian
Gray. Durham Univ Jnl 80 1987.
Meyers, T. L. The sexual tensions of William Sharp: a study of the
birth of Fiona Macleod, incorporating two lost works, Ariadne in
Naxos and ‘Beatrice’. New York 1996.
Halloran, W. F. W. B. Yeats, William Sharp, and Fiona Macleod: a
Celtic drama: 1887 to 1897. Yeats Annual No 13 1998. [wfh]
William Hurrell Mallock 1849–1923
Bibliographies
Nickerson, C. C. A bibliography of the novels of Mallock. Eng
Fiction in Transition 6 1963.
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Poems. 1867 (priv ptd).
The parting of the ways: a poetic epistle. 1867.
Newdigate Prize poem: The Isthmus of Suez. Oxford 1871.
Every man his own poet: or the inspired singer’s recipe book.
Oxford 1872. Anon.
The new republic: or culture, faith, and philosophy in an English
country house. 2 vols 1877; ed J. M. Patrick, Gainesville FL 1950.
Novel.
Lucretius. Edinburgh 1878.
The new Paul and Virginia: or Positivism on an island. 1878.
Is life worth living? 1879.
Poems. 1880.
A romance of the nineteenth century. 2 vols 1881.
Social equality: a short study in a missing science. 1882.
Atheism and the value of life: five studies in contemporary literature.
1884.
Property and progress: or a brief enquiry into contemporary social
agitation in England. 1884. A reply to H. George, Progress and
poverty.
The landlords and the national income: a chart showing the proportion
borne by the rental of the landlords to the gross income of
the people. 1884.
The old order changes: a novel. 3 vols 1886.
In an enchanted island: or a winter’s retreat in Cyprus. 1889.
A human document: a novel. 3 vols 1892.
Labour and the popular welfare. 1893, 1894 (with Appendix).
Verses. 1893. Partly rptd from the 1880 collection, above.
The heart of life. 3 vols 1895.
Studies of contemporary superstition. 1895.
Classes and masses, or wealth, wages and welfare in the United
Kingdom: a handbook of social facts for political thinkers and
speakers. 1896.
Aristocracy and evolution: a study of the rights, the origin and the
social functions of the wealthier classes. 1898.
The individualist. 1899. Novel.
Doctrine and doctrinal disruption: being an examination of the
intellectual position of the Church of England. 1900.
Lucretius on life and death. 1900. A very free adaptation of Lucretius
in the metre of FitzGerald, Omar Khayyám.
The fiscal dispute made easy: or a key to the principles involved in
the opposite policies. 1903.
Religion as a credible doctrine: a study of the fundamental
difficulty. 1903.
The veil of the temple: or from night to twilight. 1904.
The reconstruction of belief. 1905.
A critical examination of Socialism. New York and London 1907,
London 1908.
An immortal soul. 1908. Novel.
The nation as a business firm: an attempt to cut a path through
jungle. 1910.
Social reform as related to realities and delusions: an examination
of the increase and distribution of wealth from 1801 to 1910. 1914.
The limits of pure democracy. 1918, 1924 (abridged as Democracy,
with an introd by the Duke of Northumberland).
Capital, war and wages: three questions in outline. 1918.
Memoirs of life and literature. 1920.
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Shaw, G. B. Socialism and superior brains: a reply to Mr Mallock.
1909.
Nickerson, C. C. Mallock’s contributions to the Miscellany. VS 6
1962.
Augusta Marryat 1834–98
‘Edna Lyall’, Ada Ellen Bayly | Augusta Marryat
Bibliographies
Kirk, J. F. Suppl to Allibone’s Critical dictionary of English literature.
Philadelphia 1891.
Wolff, R. L. Nineteenth-century fiction. New York and London 1984.
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Lost in the jungle: a story of the Indian Mutiny. With illustrations
by D. H. Friston.‘1877’ [1876].
Left to themselves: a boy’s adventures in Australia. With original
illustrations. [1878.] Reissued as Young Lamberts: a boy’s adventures
in Australia, 1891.
The reverse of the shield, or the adventures of Grenville Le
Merchant during the Franco-Prussian war. With illustrations
and map. [1879.]
The snow maiden. With tales by others in The penny library of
Catholic tales, no XI, [1890.]
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