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Bibliography

PRIMARY SOURCES

Poetry

  • Poems, by two brothers [by Alfred, Charles and Frederick Tennyson] (London, 1827)

  • Poems, Chiefly Lyrical (London, 1830)

  • Poems (London, 1833)

  • Poems [2 v.] [v. 1 consists of a selection from Poems, 1830 and 1833, and revised; v. 2 comprises new works] (London, 1842)

  • The Princess: a medley (London, 1847)

  • In Memoriam (London, 1850)

  • Ode on the Death of the Duke of Wellington (London, 1850)

  • Maud and Other Poems (London, 1855)

  • Idylls of the King (London, 1859)

  • Enoch Arden and Other Poems (London, 1864)

  • The Holy Grail and Other Poems (London, 1870)

  • Gareth and Lynette (London, 1872)

  • To the Queen (London, 1873)

  • Ballads, and other poems (London, 1880)

  • Tiresias, and other poems (London, 1885)

  • The works of Tennyson [with annotations by the poet] [9 v.]; ed. Hallam Tennyson (London, 1907-08)

Mort D’Arthur

  • The Complete Poetical Works of Tennyson, including the Plays (London, 1953)

Drama

  • Queen Mary: a drama (London, 1875)

  • Harold: a drama (London, 1877)

  • The Dramatic Works of Alfred Tennyson, poet laureate [2 v.] [v. 1 Queen Mary; v. 2 Harold] (London, 1878)

  • The promise of May [a play in three acts] (London, 1882)

Memoirs

  • Alfred Lord Tennyson: a Memoir; by his son Hallam Tennyson (London, 1897)

  • Letters of literary men. vol 2 [Ed. F.A. Mumby] (London, 1906)

  • Tennyson and William Kirby: Unpublished Correspondence [ed. Lorne Pierce] (Toronto, 1929)

  • Ellmann, M.J. Unpublished Letters of Tennyson 1833-6 [in, MLN 65 1950] (1950)

  • The Letters of Alfred Lord Tennyson; ed. by Cecil Y. Lang and Edgar F. Shannon [v. 1 1821-1850; v. 2 1851-1870; v. 3 1871-1892] (Oxford, 1981-90)

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