Memoirs of the loves of the poets : biographical sketches of women celebrated in ancient and modern poetry /

First published under title: Loves of the poets, London, 1829.

The supernatural in ancient poetry and story; a lecture delivered to the Aberdeen university classical society on 15th February 1901,

Mode of access: Internet.

Naturalism in English poetry /

Dryden and Pope.--Young and Thomson.--Collins and Gray.--The French revolution and the poets who preceded it.--Crabbe and Cowper.--Robert Burns.--Wordsworth, the poet of nature.--Wordsworth; Shelby; Byron.--The poetry of Shelley.--Shelley's interpretation of Christianity.--The poetry of Byron.--Byron's "Cain".

The Waverley gallery of the principal female characters in Sir Walter Scott's romances.

Mode of access: Internet.

Ideals of America; analyses of the guiding motives of contemporary American life by leaders in various fields of thought and action.

Can America's ideal be consciously shaped? by G. E. Hooker.--Ideals in politics, by F. D. Bramhall.--Ideals in law, by J. B. Winslow.--Ideals in labor, by J. P. Frey.--Ideals of science, by J. M. Coulter.--Ideals in education, by E. C. Moore.--Ideals in business, by A. E. Swanson.--Ideals in "society," by Elsie C. Parsons.--Ideals in music, by E. Dickinson.--Ideals in religion, by G. A. Coe.--Ideals in philosophy, by H. A. Overstreet.--Ideals in literature, by R. M. Lovett.--Human progress, by A. B. Pond.

The earthly paradise : a poem /

11th impression.

Studies in criticism /

Pools filled with water -- Glimpses into French literature -- Genius and religion -- Genius and morality -- History in literature -- Skepticism of the heart -- The decline of art.

The earthly paradise, a poem.

"Author's edition."

Das Religiöse Element in Brentanos Lyrik,

"Auflage von 320 exemplaren ... nr. 297."

The religion of beauty in women : and other essays on Platonic love in poetry and society /

Partly reprinted from various periodicals.

The Bible references in the works of John Ruskin.

Mode of access: Internet.

The earthly paradise; a poem,

A series of twenty-four tales, two for each month of the year; twelve from classical sources; the other twelve, chiefly from medieval Latin, French and Icelandic originals.

Dickens, Reade, and Collins, sensation novelists; a study in the conditions and theories of novel writing in Victorian England,

Lemcke & Buechner, New York, stamped on t.-p.

The earthy paradise, a poem.

A series of twenty-four tales, two for each month of the year; twelve from classical sources; the other twelve chiefly from medieval Latin, French, and Icelandic originals.

Die soziale Frage in der Poesie.

Mode of access: Internet.