Elizabeth Barrett Browning (1806–61) was the foremost female poet of her day, to the extent that in 1850 she was mooted as a serious candidate for the Poet Laureate. With the publication in 2010 of a definitive five-volume edition of Elizabeth Barrett Browning’s poetry—the first full scholarly edition in a hundred years—this long-awaited collection on Barrett Browning’s work from Routledge’s acclaimed Critical Heritage series is both timely and desirable. After languishing for most of the twentieth century, critical study of Barrett has flourished over the past thirty years, focusing largely on her importance as both a female—and a political—poet.
Particularly after her death in 1861, assessments of Barrett have been bound up with gender politics, and in order to partake fully in this—and other—debates, scholars and students need to be able to consult the key primary materials: the reviews and letters which are currently scattered widely across online databases, archives in Texas and Florence, and in anthologies of letters.
This new two-volume set from Routledge brings together a careful selection from the vast number of reviews of Elizabeth Barrett and traces the intersecting issues of Barrett as both a female and a political poet. The collection is organized chronologically, drawing attention to particular trends and changes in Barrett’s reception. As well as her success in Britain, Barrett also became popular in America and Italy, and this Routledge Critical Heritage collection includes sections on her Italian and American reception, including newly translated essays currently available only in Italian.
The collection also contains passages from letters to Elizabeth Barrett which comment on her poetry, including those from, among others, Richard Hengist Horne, Mary Russell Mitford, John Kenyon, and, of course, Robert Browning. With a comprehensive introduction which highlights trends and changes within Barrett’s reception history, as well as learned editorial commentary to each section, this new addition to Routledge’s Critical Heritage series is certain to be welcomed—particularly by scholars and advanced students of Literary and Victorian Studies—as an indispensable one-stop reference resource.
Volume I
Section I: 1826–43
Part 1: AN ESSAY ON MIND (1826)
1. The Gentleman’s Magazine: and Historical Chronicle, June 1826, p. 614.
2. The Eclectic Review, July 1826, pp. 78–82. Anon.
3. The Literary Gazette, 15 July 1826, p. 436. Anon.
4. La Belle Assemblée, or Bell’s Court and Fashionable Magazine, Aug. 1826, p. 85. Anon.
5. The Imperial Magazine, May 1828, pp. 459–61.
6. The Gentleman’s Magazine: and Historical Chronicle, Dec. 1828, p. 533.
7. John Kenyon to EBB, Correspondence, Vol. 1, p. 255, 12 July 1826.
8. John Ramsay to James Graham-Clarke, Correspondence, Vol. 1, p. 341–2, 14 Oct. 1826.
Part 2: PROMETHEUS BOUND (1833)
9. The Gentleman’s Magazine: and Historical Chronicle, June 1833; pp. 610–11.
10. The Athenaeum, 8 June 1833, p. 362.
Part 3: THE SERAPHIM AND OTHER POEMS (1838)
3.1. BRITISH
11. The Examiner, 24 June 1838, pp. 387–8.
12. The Athenaeum, 7 July 1838, pp. 466–8. Henry Fothergill Chorley.
13. Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine, Aug 1838, pp. 268–84. John Wilson.
14. The Metropolitan Magazine, Aug. 1838, pp. 97–101.
15. The Monthly Chronicle, Aug. 1838, p. 195. Edward Bulwer-Lytton.
16. The Monthly Review, Sept. 1838, pp. 119–37.
17. The Sunbeam, 1 Sept. 1838, pp. 243, 245; 8 Sept., pp. 254–5; 22 Sept., pp. 269–70; 6 Oct., p. 287; 13 Oct., pp. 293–5. Anon.
18. The Literary Gazette, 1 Dec. 1838, pp. 759–60. Anon.
19. The Quarterly Review, Sept. 1840, pp. 374–418. John Gibson Lockhart.
20. Letters of Mary Russell Mitford (Vol. 1, ed. Henry Chorley): Mary Russell Mitford to Miss Anderdon, 5 Nov. 1838.
3.2. AMERICAN
21. The North American Review, July 1842, pp. 201–18. George Stillman Hillard.
Part 4: FINDEN’S TABLEAUX (1838)
22. The Literary Gazette, 21 Oct. 1837, pp. 668–9.
23. The Monthly Chronicle, Nov. 1838, pp. 465–6. Anon.
24. Tait’s Edinburgh Magazine, Nov. 1838, pp. 682–4. Anon.
Section II: 1844–50
Part 5: POEMS (1844)
5. 1. BRITISH AND IRISH
25. Letters of Mary Russell Mitford (Vol. 1, ed. Henry Chorley): To Mrs Partridge, 19 June 1843.
26. Robert Browning to John Kenyon, Correspondence, Vol. 7 p. 137, 19 May 1843.
27. The Spectator, 24 Aug. 1844, pp. 809–10. Anon.
28. The Athenaeum, 24 Aug. 1844, pp. 763–4. Henry Fothergill Chorley.
29. John Bull, 31 Aug. 1844, pp. 551–2. Anon.
30. Ainsworth’s Magazine, Sept. 1844, pp. 280–2.
31. The Sun, 9 Sept. 1844, p. 3.
32. The Metropolitan Magazine, Oct. 1844, pp. 265–7.
33. The Monthly Review, Oct. 1844, pp. 300–6. Anon.
34. The New Monthly Magazine and Humorist, Oct. 1844, pp. 282–4.
35. The New Quarterly Review, Oct. 1844, p. 570. Anon.
36. The Examiner, 5 Oct. 1844, pp. 627–9. John Forster.
37. Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine, Nov. 1844, pp. 621–39. James Ferrier.
38. Tait’s Edinburgh Magazine, Nov. 1844, pp. 720–5. Christian Johnstone.
39. The Critic (London), 1 Nov. 1844, pp. 148–52. Anon.
40. The Sun, 1 Nov. 1844, p. 2. Anon.
41. The Westminster Review, Dec. 1844, pp. 381–92. Sarah Flower Adams.
42. The League, 7 Dec. 1844, pp. 171–2. Anon.
43. The New Quarterly Review, Jan. 1845, pp. 77–98. Henry Fothergill Chorley.
44. The Dublin University Magazine, Feb. 1845, pp. 144–54. Samuel Ferguson.
45. The Metropolitan Magazine, Mar. 1845, pp. 322–34. Charles Grant.
46. The Gentleman’s Magazine, May 1845, pp. 513–15. Anon.
47. The Prospective Review, July 1845, p. 445. Anon.
48. The Student and Young Men’s Advocate, Nov. 1845, pp. 428–31. Anon.
49. The British Quarterly Review, Nov. 1845, p. 337. Martha Jones.
50. The English Review, Dec. 1845, pp. 263–73. Eliot Warburton.
51. The Eclectic Review, Nov. 1846, pp. 573–85. Anon.
52. The Literary Gazette, 14 Mar. 1846, p. 237.
53. Tait’s Edinburgh Magazine, Sept. 1847, pp. 620–5.
54. Fraser’s Magazine for Town and Country, Mar. 1848, p. 328.
55. The Eclectic Review, June 1848.
5. 2. AMERICAN
56. The United States Magazine and Democratic Review, July 1844, p. 72. John Louis O’Sullivan.
57. The United States Magazine, Oct. 1844, pp. 370–7. Cornelius Mathews.
58. Evening Mirror (New York), 8 Oct. 1844, p. 1. Anon.
59. The Columbian Magazine/Colombian Lady’s and Gentleman’s Magazine, Nov. 1844, p. 240.
C. Wilkins Eimi.
60. Evening Mirror (New York), 7 Dec. 1844, p. 2. Anon.
61. The American Review: A Whig Journal of Politics, Literature, Art, and Science [Other title: The American Whig Review], Jan. 1845, pp. 38–48. Evert A. Duyckinck.
62. Graham’s American Monthly Magazine, Jan. 1845, pp. 46–7. Rufus W. Griswold.
63. New-York Daily Tribune, 4 Jan. 1845, p. 1. Sarah Margaret Fuller.
64. The Broadway Journal, 4 Jan. 1845, pp. 4–8; 11 Jan. 1845, pp. 17–20. Edgar Allan Poe.
65. The Columbian Lady’s and Gentleman’s Magazine, Feb. 1845, pp. 49–52. Henry Theodore Tuckerman.
66. The Southern Quarterly Review, Apr. 1845, pp. 300–12. E.
67. The Southern Literary Messenger, Apr. 1845, pp. 235–43. Henry C. Lea.
68. The American Review: A Whig Journal, July 1845, pp. 53–5. Edwin Percy Whipple.
5. 3. AUSTRALIAN
69. The Atlas, 31 Aug. 1844, pp. 593–4. Anon.
Part 6: POEMS, 1850
6.1. BRITISH
70. The Leader, 30 Nov. 1850, pp. 856–7; 7 Dec. 1850, pp. 880–2; 14 Dec. 1850, p. 905. George Henry Lewes.
71. The Athenaeum, 30 Nov. 1850, pp. 1242–4. John Westland Marston.
72. The Palladium (Edinburgh), Dec. 1850, pp. 419–21. Anon.
73. The English Review, Dec. 1850, pp. 320–2. Archer Thompson Gurney.
74. The Theatrical Journal, 16 Jan. 1851, pp. 17–18. R. W. T. B.
75. The Guardian, 22 Jan. 1851, pp. 55–6. Anon.
76. The Spectator, 25 Jan. 1851, pp. 85–6. Anon.
77. The Examiner, 25 Jan. 1851, pp. 52–3. John Forster.
78. Fraser’s Magazine, Feb. 1851, pp. 177–82. Charles Kingsley.
79. The Critic (London), 1 Feb. 1851, pp. 60–2. Edward William Cox.
80. The Eclectic Review, Mar. 1851, pp. 295–303. Anon.
81. The Christian Remembrancer, Apr. 1851, pp. 371–82. Anon.
82. Eliza Cook’s Journal, 1 Apr. 1854, pp. 357–60. Anon.
83. The Sun, 17 Dec. 1855, p. 3. Anon.
84. Tait’s Edinburgh Magazine, Jan. 1856, pp. 14–20. Anon.
85. Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine, Feb. 1856, pp. 131–2, 136–7. Margaret Oliphant.
86. The New Monthly Magazine, July 1856, pp. 369–78. Anon.
6.2. AMERICAN
87. The Christian Register, 28 Sept. 1850, p. 154. Anon.
88. The Independent (New York), 7 Nov. 1850, p. 184. Anon.
89. The International Magazine, 1 Jan. 1851, p. 180. Anon.
90. Graham’s American Monthly Magazine, Mar. 1851, pp. 277–8. Rufus W. Griswold.
91. The Literary World (New York), 21 June 1851, pp. 491–3; 5 July 1851, pp. 6–7. Anon.
92. The Universalist Quarterly, July 1851, pp. 327–8. Anon.
93. Liberator, 15 Aug. 1851, p. 131. Wendell Phillips.
94. The American Whig Review, Dec. 1851, pp. 462–6. Thomas Powell.
95. The Yale Literary Magazine, Oct. 1854, pp. 6–11. Anon.
96. Peterson’s Magazine, Dec. 1855, pp. 377–82. Charles J. Peterson.
97. The Christian Examiner and Religious Miscellany, Jan. 1856, pp. 137–8. Anon.
6.3. INDIAN
98. The Calcutta Review, Oct. 1854, pp. 255–92. Anon.
Volume II
Section III: 1851–60
Part 7: CASA GUIDI WINDOWS, 1851
7.1. BRITISH
99. The Literary Gazette, 31 May 1851, p. 372. Anon.
100. The Athenaeum, 7 June 1851, pp. 597–8. John Westland Marston.
101. The Globe and Traveller, 10 June 1851, p. 2. Anon.
102. The Guardian, 11 June 1851, p. 424.
103. The Leader, 14 June 1851, pp. 560–1. George Henry Lewes.
104. The Sun, 20 June 1851, p. 3.
105. The Morning Post, 21 June 1851, p. 6. Anon.
106. The Spectator, 28 June 1851, pp. 616–17. Anon.
107. The Ladies’ Companion, 1 July 1851, p. 244. Anon.
108. The Scotsman, 2 July 1851.
109. The Prospective Review, July 1851, pp. 313–25. Anon.
110. The Eclectic Review, Sept. 1851, pp. 306–17. Anon.
111. The English Review, Oct. 1851, pp. 173–9. Anon.
112. Fraser’s Magazine, Dec. 1851, pp. 618–22. Charles Kingsley.
113. The Star of Freedom, 11 Sept. 1852, p. 77. Anon.
7.2. AMERICAN VERSION OF POEMS INC CASA GUIDI, 1851
114. The Literary World (New York), 21 June 1851, pp. 491–3; 5 July 1851, pp. 6–7. Anon.
115. The Universalist Quarterly, July 1851, pp. 327–8. Anon.
116. Liberator, 15 Aug. 1851, p. 131. Wendell Phillips.
117. The American Whig Review. Dec. 1851, pp. 462–6. Thomas Powell.
7.3. AUSTRALIAN
118. The Atlas, 14 June 1851.
7.4. ITALIAN
119. Scritti Inglesi Sulla Politica Contemporanea, Nov. 1851, pp. 237–77. James Montgomery Stuart.
7.5. FRENCH
120. Revue des Deux Mondes, 15 Jan. 1852, pp. 348–61. Joseph Milsand.
7.6. GERMAN
121. Die Grenzboten, Second Quarter, 1852, pp. 382–5. Anon.
Part 8: AURORA LEIGH, 1856
8.1. BRITISH AND IRISH
122. The Globe and Traveller, 20 Nov. 1856, p. 1. Anon.
123. The Literary Gazette, 22 Nov. 1856, pp. 917–18. Anon.
124. The Press, 22 Nov. 1856, pp. 1120–2.
125. The Athenaeum, 22 Nov. 1856, pp. 1425–7. Henry Fothergill Chorley.
126. The Daily News, 26 Nov. 1856, p. 2. Anon.
127. The Leader, 29 Nov. 1856, pp. 1142–4; 6 Dec. 1856, pp. 1169–70. Anon
128. The Tablet (Dublin), 29 Nov. 1856, pp. 762–3. Anon.
129. Lloyd’s Weekly Newspaper, 30 Nov. 1856, p. 8. Anon.
130. The Morning Post, 15 Dec. 1856, p. 3. Anon.
131. John Bull, 27 Dec. 1856, p. 827. Anon.
132. The Saturday Review, 27 Dec. 1856, pp. 776–8. George Stovin Venables.
133. The Guardian, 31 Dec. 1856, pp. 999–1000.
134. Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine, Jan. 1857, pp. 23–41. W. E. Aytoun.
135. The Westminster Review, Jan. 1857, pp. 306–10. George Eliot.
136. The British Quarterly Review, Jan. 1857, pp. 263–7. Robert Alfred Vaughn.
137. The Critic, 1 Jan. 1857, pp. 13–15. Anon.
138. The North British Review, Feb. 1857, pp. 443–62. Coventry Patmore.
139. The Rambler: A Catholic Journal and Review, Feb. 1857, pp. 152–4. Richard Simpson.
140. Edinburgh Weekly Review, 28 Feb. 1857, pp. 7–9. Charles Hamilton Aïdé.
141. London University Magazine, Mar. 1857, pp. 139–50.
142. The Dublin University Magazine, Apr. 1857, pp. 460–70. Anon.
143. The Westminster Review, Oct. 1857, pp. 399–415. John Nichol.
144. Titan, Jan. 1859, pp. 33–7. Anon.
145. The Ladies’ Repository, Oct. 1859, pp. 611–15; Nov. 1859, pp. 662–7. S. D. Simonds.
8.2. AMERICAN
146. The Albion, 6 Dec. 1856, p. 585. Anon.
147. New-York Daily Times, 9 Dec. 1856, p. 2. Anon.
148. The Independent (New York), 17 Dec. 1857, p. 8. Anon.
149. New-York Daily Tribune, 20 Dec. 1856, pp. 5–6. Anon.
150. The Christian Inquirer, 20 Dec. 1856, p. 2. Anon.
151. The Monthly Religious Magazine and Independent Journal, Jan. 1857, p. 65. Anon.
152. The Southern Literary Messenger, Jan. 1857, p. 80. Anon.
153. Newark Daily Advertiser, 17 Jan. 1857, p. 2. Elizabeth Clementine Kinney.
154. The New Englander, Feb. 1857, pp. 159–61. Anon.
155. The United States Magazine, Feb. 1857, pp. 182–7. Anon.
156. The Merchants’ Magazine and Commercial Review, Feb. 1857, p. 265. Anon.
157. The National Era, 19 Feb. 1857, p. 31. Anon.
158. The Christian Inquirer, 28 Feb. 1857.
159. The Knickerbocker, Mar. 1857, pp. 315–16. Anon.
160. The Boston Daily Courier, 5 Mar. 1857, p. 2. Anon.
161. Church Review & Ecclesiastical Register, Apr. 1857, pp. 124–6. Anon.
162. Lady’s Home Magazine, Apr. 1857, pp. 233–7. Anon.
163. The Christian Examiner, May 1857, pp. 461–5. Anon.
164. Russell’s Magazine, June 1857, pp. 274–5. Anon.
165. The North American Review, Oct. 1857, pp. 415–41. Charles Carroll Everett.
166. The Boston Daily Courier, 12 Dec. 1857, p. 2. Anon.
8.3. AUSTRALIAN
167. The Atlas, 13 Dec. 1856, pp. 794–5. Anon.
168. The Moreton Bay Courier (Brisbane), 26 June 1858, p. 2; 3 July 1858, p. 4. G. W.
8.4. FRENCH
169. Revue Britannique, Jan. 1857, pp. 102–14. Amédée Pichot.
170. Journal des Débats, 28 Jan. 1857, pp. 2–3. Philarète Chasles.
8.5. ITALIAN
171. Rivista di Firenze, Feb. 1857, p. 76. Anon.
Part 9: POEMS BEFORE CONGRESS, 1860
9.1. BRITISH
172. The Athenaeum, 17 Mar. 1860, pp. 371–2. Henry Fothergill Chorley.
173. The Bookseller, 24 Mar. 1860, p. 160. Anon.
174. The Critic, 24 Mar. 1860, p. 362. Anon.
175. The Examiner, 24 Mar. 1860, p. 181. Anon.
176. London Daily News, 29 Mar. 1860. Anon.
177. The Spectator, 31 Mar. 1860, pp. 309–10. Anon.
178. The Press, 31 Mar. 1860, p. 315. Anon.
179. The Saturday Review, 31 Mar. 1860, pp. 402–4. Charles Synge Christopher Bowen.
180. Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine, Apr. 1860, pp. 491–4. W. E. Aytoun.
181. John Bull, 7 Apr. 1860, pp. 218–19. Anon.
182. The Weekly Dispatch, 8 Apr. 1860, p. 7. William Johnson Fox.
183. The Morning Herald, 9 Apr. 1860, p. 3. Anon.
184. The Morning Post, 14 Apr. 1860, p. 3. Anon.
185. The Press, 14 Apr. 1860, p. 359. Anon.
186. The Guardian, 18 Apr. 1860, p. 348. Anon.
187. The Leader, 5 May 1860, pp. 425–6. Anon.
188. Fraser’s Magazine, June 1860, pp. 818–23. John Skelton.
189. Weldon’s Register, Sept. 1860, pp. 20–3. Anon.
190. The London Quarterly Review, July 1861, pp. 405–6. Anon.
9.2. AMERICAN (NAPOLEON III IN ITALY, AND OTHER POEMS, 1860)
191. The New-York Times, 4 Apr. 1860, p. 2. Anon.
192. Liberator, 6 Apr. 1860, p. 54. Anon.
193. New-York Daily Tribune, 7 Apr. 1860, p. 4. Anon.
194. The Independent (New York), 12 Apr. 1860, p. 8. Anon.
195. The Globe and Traveller, 16 Apr. 1860, p. 1. Anon.
196. Saturday Evening Post, 21 Apr. 1860, p. 2. Anon.
197. The Dial (Cincinnati), May 1860, pp. 326–7. Anon.
198. The National Quarterly Review, June 1860, pp. 173–201. M. G. Lloyd.
199. The Spiritual Magazine, July 1860, pp. 293–5. William Howitt.
200. The Boston Review, Mar. 1861, pp. 154–64. Anon.
9.3. AUSTRALIAN
201. The Atlas, 24 Mar. 1860, pp. 231–2. Edmund Ollier.
Section IV: 1861–70
Part 10: POEMS AND LAST POEMS
10.1. BRITISH AND IRISH
202. The National Magazine (London), Aug. 1861, pp. 210–14. Anon.
203. The British Quarterly Review, Oct. 1861, pp. 350–81. William Henry Smith.
204. The Edinburgh Review, Oct. 1861, pp. 513–34. William Stigand.
205. The Eclectic Review, Mar. 1862, pp. 189–212. Anon.
206. The Globe and Traveller, 24 Mar. 1862, p. 1. Anon.
207. The Athenaeum, 29 Mar. 1862, pp. 421–2. Henry Fothergill Chorley.
208. The Spectator, 29 Mar. 1862, pp. 356–8. Richard Holt Hutton.
209. Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine, Apr. 1862, pp. 449–51. George Henry Lewes.
210. The Guardian, 2 Apr. 1862, p. 330. Anon.
211. The Morning Post, 3 Apr. 1862, p. 6. Anon.
212. The St. James’s Chronicle, 3 Apr. 1862, p. 6. Anon.
213. The Critic (London), 5 Apr. 1862, p. 340. Anon.
214. The Press, 5 Apr. 1862, pp. 326–7. Anon.
215. John Bull, 12 Apr. 1862, p. 235. Anon.
216. The London Review, 19 Apr. 1862, pp. 375–7. Anon.
217. The English Woman’s Journal, May 1862, pp. 204–6. Anon.
218. The Eclectic Review, May 1862, pp. 419–25. Anon.
219. Weldon’s Register, May 1862, pp. 209–12. Anon.
220. Macmillan’s Magazine, May 1862, pp. 79–87. A. Wilson.
221. The Scotsman, 5 May 1862, p. 5. Anon.
222. The Englishwoman’s Domestic Magazine, June 1862, pp. 90–1. Anon.
223. The National Quarterly Review, June 1862, pp. 134–48. J. Challen.
224. Church and State Review, 1 June 1862, pp. 44–5. Anon.
225. Chambers’s Journal, 7 June 1862, pp. 364–6. Anon.
226. The Dublin University Magazine, Aug. 1862, pp. 157–62. Mortimer Collins.
227. The London Quarterly Review, Jan. 1863, pp. 556–7. Anon.
228. The British Quarterly Review, Oct. 1865, pp. 359–84. Hannah Lawrance.
229. The London Review, 13 Jan. 1866, p. 78. Anon.
10.2. AMERICAN
230. The Christian Examiner, Jan. 1862, pp. 65–88. Isaphene M. Luyster.
231. The North American Review, Apr. 1862, pp. 338–56. C. B. Conant.
232. New York Evangelist, 24 Apr. 1862, p. 8. Anon.
233. New-York Daily Tribune, 25 Apr. 1862, p. 2. Anon.
234. The Saturday Review, 26 Apr. 1862, pp. 472–4. Anon.
235. The Ladies’ Repository, July 1862, p. 445. Anon.
236. The Christian Spectator, July 1862, pp. 415–27. A. H.
237. Weldon’s Register, Feb. 1864, pp. 51–4. Anon.
Part 11: THE GREEK CHRISTIAN POETS AND THE ENGLISH POETS, 1863
238. The Press, 18 Apr. 1863, p. 380. Anon.
239. The Victoria Magazine, May 1863, pp. 95–6. Anon.
240. John Bull, 16 May 1863, p. 315. Anon.
241. New York Evangelist, 23 Apr. 1863, p. 8. Anon.
Section V: 1870–1900
BRITISH
242. Townsend’s Monthly Selection of Parisian Costumes, Oct. 1877, pp. 6–8. Anon.
243. The Athenaeum, 15 Dec. 1877, pp. 765–7. Anon.
244. The Golden Book of English Song, ed. W. H. Davenport Adams (London: Thomas Nelson and Sons, 1877).
245. The Westminster Review, Jan. 1878, p. 289.
246. Scribner’s Monthly, Mar. 1878, pp. 741–3. Anon.
247. The British Quarterly Review, 1 July 1880, pp. 235–6. Anon.
248. The Athenaeum, 24 July 1880, p. 111. Anon.
249. Two Great Englishwomen: Mrs Browning & Charlotte Brontë With An Essay on Poetry Illustrated From Wordsworth, Burns and Byron, Peter Bayne (London: James Clarke & Co., 1881).
250. The Pall Mall Gazette, 12 June 1884, p. 5. Anon.
251. The Glasgow Herald, 2 Aug. 1884, p. 3. Anon.
252. Elizabeth Barrett Browning. Eminent Women Series, ed. John H Ingram (London: W. H. Allen & Co, 1888).
253. The Mrs Browning Birthday Book Compiled by E. W. H. With a Preface by the Rev. Charles Mackeson (London: Griffith, Farran, Okeden and Welsh, 1889).
254. The Battle of Marathon: A Poem Written in Early Youth by Elizabeth Barrett Browning, With an Introduction by H. Buxton Forman (London: For Private Distribution Only, 1891).
255. Sonnets From the Portuguese Elizabeth Barrett Browning (introduction by Edmund Gosse) (London: J. M. Dent & Co, 1894).
256. Aurora Leigh Elizabeth Barrett Browning With Prefatory Note by Algernon Charles Swinburne (London: Smith, Elder & Co, 1898).
AMERICAN
257. Sanctum Sanctorum; or, Proof-sheets from an Editor’s Table, Theodore Tilton (New York: Sheldon & Company, 1870).
258. The Literary World (Boston), 1 Dec. 1870, pp. 106–7. Anon.
259. The Echo Club, and Other Literary Diversions, Bayard Taylor (Boston: James R. Osgood and Company, 1876).
260. Elizabeth Barrett Browning, Edward Clarence Stedman (Boston: James R. Osgood and Co., 1877).
261. The Literary World (Boston), 1 Apr. 1878, p. 201. Anon.
262. Of English Literature in the Reign of Victoria, With a Glance at the Past, Henry Morley (New York:
G. B. Putnam’s and Son, 1882).
263. Mrs Browning’s Birthday Book, ed. R. H. Stoddard (New York: James Miller, 1882).
264. The Literary World (Boston), 2 May 1885, pp. 153–4. Anon.
265. The Dial (Chicago), Jan. 1889, pp. 243–4. William Morton Payne.
266. The Bookmart, Jan. 1890, pp. 358–61. Anon.
GERMAN
267. Drei englische Dichterinnen: Essays [on Joanna Baillie, E. B. Browning, and George Eliot], Helene von Druskowitz (Berlin: Berlag von Robert Oppenheim, 1885).
INDIAN
268. Elizabeth Barrett Browning: A Biographical and Critical Study (Madras: Printed by Srinivasa, Varadachari & Co., 1899).
Section VI: 1901–40
BRITISH
269. Poems by Elizabeth Barrett Browning With an Introduction by Alice Meynell (London: Blackie and Son, 1902).
270. Elizabeth Barrett Browning in Her Letters, Percy Lubbock (London: Smith, Elder and Co., 1906).
271. A Day with Elizabeth Barrett Browning, May Byron (London: Hodder and Stoughton, 1911).
272. Elizabeth Barrett Browning and Her Poetry, Kathleen E. Royds (London: George G. Harrap, 1912.)
273. The Art of Scansion, by Elizabeth Barrett Browning, With An Introduction by Alice Meynell (London: Clement Shorter, 1916).
274. The Brownings, Oliver Elton (London: Edward Arnold & Co., 1924).
275. Elizabeth Barrett Browning, Irene Cooper Willis. General Series: Representative Women (London: Gerald Howe, 1928).
276. The Brownings, Osbert Burdett (London: Constable & Co., 1928).
AMERICAN
277. Sonnets From the Portuguese Elizabeth Barrett Browning With Some Observations and A Bibliographical Note by William Andrews Clark, Jr. (San Francisco: John Henry Nash, 1927).
278. R. H. Horne: Two Studies, E. B. Browning (Wellesley: The Wellesley Press, 1935).
ITALIAN
279. E. B. Browning Casa Guidi Windows, With a Prefatory Note by William A. Sim (Florence: Giulio Giannini & Son, 1926).
