1889. Read February 22, La Saisiaz. By Rev. W. Robertson. Read January 25, On the difficulties and obscurities encountered in a study of Browning's poems. By James Bertram Oldham, B.A. 1889. Taurello Salinguerra: historical details illustrative of Browning's Sordello. Muratori and Browning compared. By W. M. Rossetti. Read November 29, 1889. The value of Browning's work. By William F. Revell. Read May 30, 1890. The student will find much other valuable material in the Browning Society papers. For Articles in Periodical Literature, the student should consult Poole's Indexes. 366 A LIST OF CRITICISMS A Handbook to the works of Robert Browning. By Mrs. Sutherland Orr. London: 1885. A good reference book. Poets and Problems. By George Willis Cooke. 269-388 devoted to Browning. Boston: 1886. pp. Essays on Poetry and Poets. By the Hon. Roden Noel. London: 1886. pp. 256-282 devoted to Browning. Select Poems of Robert Browning. By W. J. Rolfe. Boston. Important works published since the first edition of this book: Sordello's Story retold in prose. By Annie Wall. Boston and New York: 1886. Browning's Women. By Mary E. Burt. With an introduction by Rev. Edward Everett Hale, D.D., LL.D. Chicago: 1887. Studies in the Poetry of Robert Browning. By James Fotheringham. London: 1887. An Introduction to the Poetry of Robert Browning. By William John Alexander, Ph.D. Boston: 1889. Sordello: an outline analysis of Mr. Browning's poem. By Jeanie Morison. Edinburgh and London: 1889. Robert Browning Personalia. By Edmund Gosse. Boston and New York: 1890. Robert Browning: Essays and Thoughts. By John T. Nettleship. New York: 1890. Browning's Message to his Time: his Religion, Philosophy, and Science. By Edward Berdoe. London: 1890. A Guide-Book to the poetic and dramatic works of Robert Browning. By George Willis Cooke. Boston: 1891. Life and Letters of Robert Browning. ton: 1891. By Mrs. Sutherland Orr. Bos Browning as a philosophical and religious teacher. By Henry Jones, M.A. New York: 1891. Some additional papers of the Browning Society, published since the first edition of this book: “A Death_in_the Desert." By Mrs. M. G. Glazebrook. Read February 25, 1887. Some Notes on Browning's poems referring to music. By Helen J. OF BROWNING'S WORKS. 365 An Account of Abbé Vogler. (From Fétis & Nisard.) By Miss Eleanor Marx. Conscience and Art in Browning. By the Rev. Prof. E. Johnson, M.A. Browning's Intuition, specially in regard of Music and the Plastic Arts. By J. T. Nettleship. Read Feb. 23, 1883. On some Points in Browning's View of Life. By the Rev. Prof. B. F. Westcott, D.D. Read before the Cambridge Browning Soc., Nov., 1882. One aspect of Browning's Villains. By Miss E. D. West. Read April 27, 1883. Browning's Poems on God and Immortality as bearing on life here. By William F. Revell. Read March 30, 1883. James Lee's Wife. By Rev. J. H. Bulkeley. Read May 25, 1883. Abt Vogler. By Mrs. Turnbull. Read June 22, 1883. On some prominent points of Browning's teaching. By W. A. Raleigh, Esq., of King's College, Cambridge. Read Feb. 22, 1884. 'Caliban upon Setebos,' with some notes on Browning's subtlety and humor. By J. Cotter Morison, Esq. Read April 25, 1884. In a Balcony. By Mrs. Turnbull. Read July 4, 1884. On 'Mr. Sludge the Medium.' March 27, 1885. By Edwin Johnson, M.A. Read Browning as a Scientific Poet. By Edward Berdoe, M.R.C.S. (Eng.), L.R.C.P. (Ed.). Read April 24, 1885. On the development of Browning's genius in his capacity as Poet or Maker. By J. T. Nettleship, Esq. Read Oct. 30, 1885. On 'Aristophanes' Apology.' Dublin. Read Jan. 29, 1886. By John B. Bury, B.A., Trin. Coll., Andrea Del Sarto. By Albert Fleming. Read Feb. 26, 1886. The reasonable rhythm of some of Browning's Poems. By the Rev. H. J. Bulkeley, M.A. Read May 28, 1886. The following works should be mentioned: : Stories from Robert Browning. By Frederic May Holland. With an Introduction by Mrs. Sutherland Orr. London: 1882. Strafford: a Tragedy. By Robert Browning. With notes and preface by Emily H. Hickey [First Hon. Sec. of the Browning Society]. And an Introduction by Samuel R. Gardiner, LL.D., Professor of Modern History, King's College, London. London: 1884. |