Poet and peer : a novel /

Caption title.

Rāja-Ccekhara's Karpūra-man̄jarī; a drama by the Indian poet r-ajçekhara,

Mode of access: Internet.

A Tennyson dictionary; the characters and place-names contained in the poetical and dramatic works of the poet, alphabetically arranged and described with synopses of the poems and plays.

Bibliography: p. 295-296.

Alton Locke : tailor and poet ; an autobiography /

"Cheap clothes and nasty" appended to the prefatory memoir, p. xlviii-lxv, is a reprint of a tract published in 1850 under the signature of Parson Lot [i.e. C. Kingsley]

Strictures on the poet laureate's Book of the Church /

Mode of access: Internet.

Confessions of a poet /

"FIRST EDITION. 8vo, ... dark grey cloth, spine and upper cover lettered and decorated in gilt, spine slightly torn, top edge gilt, others uncut, plain endpapers."--Bookseller's list.

John Bannister Tabb, the priest-poet,

Mode of access: Internet.

In Tennyson land; being a brief account of the home and early surroundings of the poet laureate and an attempt to identify the scenes and trace the influences of Lincolnshire in his works,

"Appendix. Poems relating to Lincolnshire and Lincolnshire character": p. [104]-105.

The real Shelley. New views of the poet's life.

Mode of access: Internet.

A catalogue of original works by, and of books relating to Percy Bysshe Shelley; together with two oil paintings of the poet and his wife, painted by Lady Shelley (from the collection of Lord Abinger) as well as a precious relic of the poet and many items of Shelley interest ...

"November, 1922."

John G. Whittier, the poet of freedom,

"Bibliography. Notes on rare and early edition": p. 317-324.

The poet and the man; recollections and appreciations of James Russell Lowell,

Mode of access: Internet.

George Meredith, novelist, poet, reformer,

"Chapters xiv to xvii in which Meredith's poetry is considered, are the work of Mr. Basil de Sélincourt"-Pref.

A defense of Edgar Allan Poe. Life, character and dying declarations of the poet. An official account of his death,

Mode of access: Internet.

Hood in Scotland: reminiscences of Thomas Hood, poet and humorist.

Mode of access: Internet.