EDMUND CLARENCE STEDMAN

EDITION. Poems, Household Edition (Houghton, 1891).

BIOGRAPHY AND CRITICISM. Atlantic Monthly, January, 1898. T. W. Higginson: Carlyle's Laugh and Other Surprises (Houghton, 1909; this essay, in the Atlantic Monthly, March, 1908). J. J. Piatt: Atlantic Monthly, March, 1878. Laura Stedman and G. M. Gould: Life and Letters of Edmund Clarence Stedman, 2 vols. (Moffat, 1910). R. H. Stoddard: Recollections Personal and Literary, XVIII (Barnes, 1903).

1903).

RICHARD HENRY STODDARD

EDITION. Poems, Complete Edition (Scribner, 1880).

BIOGRAPHY. R. H. Stoddard: Recollections Personal and Literary (Barnes,

BAYARD TAYLOR

EDITIONS. Dramatic Works, Household Edition, ed. by Marie H. Taylor (Houghton, 1902). Poetical Works, New Household Edition, edited by Marie H. Taylor (Houghton, 1880). Life and Letters, ed. by Marie H. Taylor, and H. E. Scudder, 2 vols. (Houghton, 1884).

BIOGRAPHY. A. H. Smyth: life in American Men of Letters Series (Houghton, 1896). R. H. Stoddard: Recollections Personal and Literary (Barnes, 1903).

HENRY TIMROD

EDITIONS. Poems (Boston, 1860). Poems, with memoir by P. H. Hayne (Hale, New York, 1873). Poems, Memorial Edition (Timrod Memorial Association, 1899; B. F. Johnson Publishing Co., Richmond, 1901). Some Fugitive Poems of Timrod (three early poems not in collected editions), reprinted by J. E. Routh, Jr., in the South Atlantic Quarterly, January, 1903. An Unpublished Poem of Timrod, printed by J. E. Routh, Jr., in the South Atlantic Quarterly, April, 1908.

BIOGRAPHY AND CRITICISM. Henry Austin: International Review, September, 1880. H. W. Mabie: The Poetry of the South, in the International Monthly, January-June, 1902. Memorial Edition: Introduction. J. E. Routh: The Poetry of Henry Timrod, in the South Atlantic Quarterly, July, 1910.

JOHN TRUMBULL

EDITIONS. An Elegy on the Times (Boston, 1774). The Progress of Dulness (New Haven, 1772-73). McFingal, a Modern Epic Poem (Philadelphia, 1775; the first form of Cantos I and II). M'Fingal, a Modern Epic Poem in Four Cantos (Hartford, 1782). Poetical Works, 2 vols. (Hartford, 1820; memoir).

PHILLIS WHEATLEY

EDITION. Poems on Various Subjects (London, 1773).

WALT WHITMAN

EDITIONS. Leaves of Grass, Including Sands at Seventy, Good-Bye My Fancy, A Backward Glance o'er Travel'd Roads (McKay, 1891-92; the complete

poems, besides the prose work A Backward Glance o'er Travel'd Roads). Complete Prose Works (Small, 1898; not complete). Complete Works, Camden Edition, 10 vols. (Putnam, 1902; sold only by subscription). Selections from the Prose and Poetry of Walt Whitman, ed. by O. L. Triggs (Small, 1898). The Wound Dresser, a series of Letters Written from the Hospitals in Washington during the War of the Rebellion, ed. by R. M. Bucke (Small, 1898). Calamus, a series of Letters Written during the Years 1868-80 to a Young Friend (Peter Doyle), ed. by R. M. Bucke (Small, 1897). Diary in Canada, with Extracts from Other of His Diaries and Literary Note-Books, ed. by W. S. Kennedy (Small, 1904). An American Primer, ed. by Horace Traubel (Small, 1904; notes for lectures, etc.). [Mitchell Kennerley is now the authorized publisher of Whitman's works.]

BIOGRAPHY. R. M. Bucke: A Study of Walt Whitman (McKay, 1883). R. M. Bucke, T. B. Harned, H. L. Traubel, editors: In Re Walt Whitman (a col· lection of papers on Whitman by various hands) (McKay, 1893; a supplement to Bucke's biography). R. M. Bucke, T. B. Harned, H. L. Traubel: life in Works, Camden Edition, Vol. 1. G. R. Carpenter: life in English Men of Letters Series (Macmillan, 1909). Bliss Perry: Walt Whitman, His Life and Work (Houghton, 1906). I. H. Platt: life in Beacon Biographies Series (Small, 1904).-H. B. Binns: Life of Walt Whitman (Dutton, 1906). John Burroughs: Notes on Walt Whitman as Poet and Person (Somerby, 1867; Houghton). Ellen M. Calder: Personal Recollections of Walt Whitman, in the Atlantic Monthly, June, 1907. Camden's Compliment to Walt Whitman, May 31, 1889, ed. by H. L. Traubel (addresses by R. W. Gilder, Hamlin Garland, and others; letters from W. M. Rossetti, Morris, Dowden, Stedman, Howells, Whittier, and others) (McKay, 1889). Edward Carpenter: Days with Walt Whitman, with Some Notes on His Life and Work (Macmillan, 1908). M. D. Conway: Fortnightly Review, October 15, 1866). Thomas Donaldson: Walt Whitman the Man (F. P. Harper, 1896). E. P. Gould: Anne Gilchrist and Walt Whitman (McKay, 1900). John Johnston: Diary Notes of a Visit to Walt Whitman and Some of His Friends, in 1890 (London, 1898). W. S. Kennedy: Reminiscences of Walt Whitman, with Extracts from His Letters and Remarks on His Writings (Gardner, London, 1896; McKay) W. D. O'Connor: The Good Gray Poet, a Vindication (New York, 1866); reprinted in In Re Walt Whitman. C. M. Skinner: Walt Whitman as an Editor, in the Atlantic Monthly, November, 1903. H. L. Traubel: With Walt Whitman in Camden, 2 vols. (Small, 1906, 1908); With Walt Whitman in Camden (additional notes of conversations, November, 1888-January, 1889), in the Forum, October, 1911January, 1912; Lowell-Whitman, a Contrast, in Poet-Lore, January, 1892. J. T. Trowbridge: Reminiscences of Walt Whitman, in the Atlantic Monthly, February, 1902; My Own Story (Houghton, 1903). Walt Whitman: Autographia, selected from His Prose Writings (Webster, 1892).

CRITICISM. Robert Buchanan: The American Socrates, in A Look around Literature (Ward, 1887). John Burroughs: Whitman, a Study (Houghton, 1896). J. J. Chapman: Emerson and Other Essays (Scribner, 1898). William Clarke: Walt Whitman (Macmillan, 1892). Edward Dowden: Studies in Literature (Paul, 1889; this essay, in the Westminster Review, July, 1871). Havelock Ellis: The New Spirit (Scott, 1890). Ralph W. Emerson: letter to Whitman, July 21, 1855.

printed in Carpenter's life of Whitman, pp. 65, 66. Edmund Gosse: Critical KitKats (Heinemann, 1896). F. B. Gummere: Democracy and Poetry (Houghton, 1911). T. W. Higginson: Contemporaries (Houghton, 1899). Edmond Holmes: Walt Whitman's Poetry, a Study and a Selection (Lane, 1902). Mary A. DeWolfe Howe: The Spell of Whitman, in the Atlantic Monthly, December, 1906. Mabel M. Irwin: Whitman the Poet-Liberator of Woman (Published by the Author, New York, 1905). Henry James, Jr.: Views and Reviews (Ball Publishing Co., 1908; this essay, in Literature, April 16, May 7, 1898). Karl Knortz: Walt Whitman (Bartsch, New York, 1886). Sidney Lanier: To Bayard Taylor, February 3, 1878, in Letters (Scribner, 1899); The English Novel, Lecture 3 (Scribner, 1883). H. W. Mabie: America in the Poems of Walt Whitman, in Backgrounds of Literature (Macmillan, 1903). Andrew Macphail: Essays in Puritanism (Houghton, 1905). Mila T. Maynard: Walt Whitman, the Poet of the Wider Selfhood (Kerr, 1903). P. E. More: Shelburne Essays, Fourth Series (Putnam, 1906). Roden Noel:. Essays on Poetry and Poets (Paul, 1886). C. E. Noyes: Approach to Walt Whitman (Houghton, 1910). Arthur Rickett: The Vagabond in Literature (Dutton, 1906). W. M. Rossetti: Prefatory Notice to his edition of Whitman's selected poems (Hotten, London, 1868). W. M. Salter: The Great Side of Walt Whitman, The Questionable Side of Walt Whitman (Weston, Philadelphia, 1899). George Santayana: The Poetry of Barbarism, in Interpretations of Poetry and Religion (Scribner, 1900). R. L. Stevenson: Familiar Studies of Men and Books (Chatto, 1882; Scribner). A. C. Swinburne: Under the Microscope (White, London, 1872); Studies in Prose and Poetry (Chatto, 1894; Scribner). J. A. Symonds: Democratic Art, with Special Reference to Walt Whitman, in Essays Speculative and Suggestive, Vol. 2 (Chapman, 1890); Walt Whitman, a Study (Nimmo, 1893: Routledge; Dutton). W. R. Thayer: Throne-Makers and Portraits (Houghton, 1899). James Thomson ("B. V."): Walt Whitman, the Man and the Poet (Dobell, 1910). O. L. Triggs: Browning and Whitman, a Study in Democracy (Macmillan. 1893). W. G. Van Nouhuys: Walt Whitman ('s-Gravenhage, 1895).

JOHN GREENLEAF WHITTIER

EDITIONS. Complete Works, Riverside Edition, 7 vols. (Houghton, 1888); Standard Library Edition, illustrated, 9 vols. (including Life and Letters by Pickard) (Houghton, 1892-94). Poetical Works, Riverside Edition, 4 vols. (Houghton, 1888); Cambridge Edition, ed. by H. E. Scudder (Houghton, 1894); New Household Edition (Houghton, 1891). Whittier Correspondence from the Oak Knoll Collections, ed. by J. Albree (Essex Book and Print Club, Salem, 1911).

BIOGRAPHY. Richard Burton: life in Beacon Biographies Series (Small, 1901). G. R. Carpenter: life in American Men of Letters Series (Houghton, 1903). T. W. Higginson: life in English Men of Letters Series (Macmillan, 1902). W. J. Linton: life in Great Writers Series (Scott, 1893; bibliography by J. P. Anderson, British Museum). S. T. Pickard: Life and Letters of John Greenleaf Whittier, 2 vols. (Houghton, 1894).-Mary B. Claflin: Personal Recollections of John Greenleaf Whittier (Crowell, 1893). Mrs. J. T. Fields: Notes of His Life and of His Friendships (Harper, 1893). Edmund Gosse: A Visit to Whittier, in the Bookman, January, 1899. W. S. Kennedy: John G. Whittier, the Poet of Freedom, in American

Reformers Series (Funk, 1892). Mary R. Mitford: Recollections of a Literary Life (London, 1852). Elizabeth S. Phelps: Century Magazine, January, 1893 S. T. Pickard: Whittier-Land (Houghton, 1904); Whittier as a Politician, Illustrated by His Letters to Professor Elizur Wright, Jr. (Goodspeed, Boston, 1900). R. H. Stoddard: Recollections Personal and Literary (Barnes, 1903). J. T. Trowbridge: My Own Story (Houghton, 1903). F. H. Underwood: John Greenleaf Whittier, a Biography (Osgood, 1883; Houghton). G. E. Woodberry: Atlantic Monthly, November, 1892. A. J. Woodman: Reminiscences of John Greenleaf Whittier's Life at Oak Knoll, Danvers, Mass. (Essex Institute, 1908).

CRITICISM. Atlantic Monthly: November, 1860; March, 1866 (Snow-Bound). A. C. Benson: Introduction to Whittier's Selected Poems (Jack, 1906). D. H. Bishop: South Atlantic Quarterly, January, 1908. D. G. Brace: Whittier as an Anti-Slavery Poet, in the Columbia Monthly, April-May, 1904. Thomas Chase: Oration, in Proceedings at the Presentation of a Portrait of Whittier to Friends' School, Providence (Riverside Press, 1885). Caroline H. Dall: Barbara Frietchie, a Study (Roberts Brothers, 1892). C. J. Hawkins: The Mind of Whittier, a Study of Whittier's Fundamental Religious Ideas (Whittaker, 1904). W. S. Kennedy: John Greenleaf Whittier, His Life, Genius, and Writings (Lothrop, 1886). D. L. Maulsby: Whittier's New Hampshire, in the New England Magazine, August 22, 1900. Bliss Perry: Whittier for To-Day, in Park-Street Papers (Houghton, 1908; this essay, in the Atlantic Monthly, December, 1907). Bayard Taylor: Critical Essays and Literary Notes (Putnam, 1880). Barrett Wendell: Stelligeri (Scribner, 1893). G. E. Woodberry: Makers of Literature (Macmillan, 1900).

MICHAEL WIGGLESWORTH

EDITIONS. The Day of Doom, or a Poetical Description of the Great and Last Judgment (Boston [?], 1662); Boston, 1715, sixth edition); reprint of the sixth edition, with memoir, autobiography, and sketch of Wigglesworth's character by Cotton Mather, ed. by W. H. Burr (American News Co., 1867). Meat out of the Eater, or Meditations concerning the Necessity, End, and Usefulness of Afflictions unto God's Children (Boston [?], 1669; Boston, 1717, fifth edition). God's Controversy with New-England, Written in the Time of the Great Drought, Anno 1662 (first printed in the Proceedings of the Massachusetts Historial Society, May, 1871).

NATHANIEL PARKER WILLIS

EDITION. Poems (New York, 1868).

BIOGRAPHY. H. A. Beers: life in American Men of Letters Series (Houghton, 1885; bibliography). R. H. Stoddard: Recollections Personal and Literary (Barnes, 1903).

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