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• An anthology of modern French poetry, by Gustave L. Van RoosbroeckGustave Leopold Van Roosbroeck
• Baudelaire; a study of his poetryMartin Turnell
• The Orlando furioso; tr. into English verse from the Italian of Ludovico Ariosto with notes by William Stewart RoseLodovico Ariosto
• Folk songs from the SpanishHelen Granville-Barker
• Poems from the Spanish of Fra Luis Ponce de LeonLuis de León
• Doctrine and poetry; Augustine's influence on old English poetryBernard Felix Huppé
• The springs of Helicon; a study in the progress of English poetry from Chaucer to MiltonJ. W. Mackail
• British ballads in the Cumberland MountainsHubert G. Shearin
• A study of Clough, Arnold, Rossetti and Morris : with an introd. on the course of poetry from 1822 to 1852Stopford A. Brooke
• Appreciations of poetry, by Lafcadio Hearn; selected and ed. with an introduction by John ErskineLafcadio Hearn
• Poetry in our timeBabette Deutsch
• Bibliographical miscellanies, being a selection of curious pieces, in verse and prosePhilip Bliss
• The complete poems of Dr. Joseph Beaumont (1615-1699) For the first time collected and edited: with memorial-introduction, notes and illustrJoseph Beaumont
• The complete works in prose and verse of Francis Quarles; now for the first time collected and edited: with memorial-introduction, notes andFrancis Quarles
• The works in verse and prose complete of the Right Honourable Fulke Greville, lord Brooke ... collected and ed., with memorial-introduction Fulke Greville
• The poems of Joseph Fletcher ... for the first time edited and re-printed: with memorial-introduction and notes by the Rev. Alexander B. GroJoseph Fletcher
• The works in verse and prose complete of Henry Vaughan, silurist, for the first time collected and edited: with memorial-introduction: essayHenry Vaughan
• Eighteenth century poetry & prose, edited by Louis I. Bredvold, Alan D. McKillop [and] Louis WhitneyLouis I. b. 1888 Bredvold
• Death's doings: consisting of numerous original compositions, in verse and prose, the friendly contributions of various writers; principallyRichard Dagley
• The home book of modern verse; an extension of The home book of verse; being a selection from American and English poetry of the twentieth cBurton Egbert Stevenson
• Scottish tragic balladsJohn Pinkerton
• A ballad book; or, Popular and romantic ballads and songs current in Annandale and other parts of Scotland. Reprinted from the rare originalCharles Kirkpatrick Sharpe
• Speculum amantis love-poems from rare song-books and miscellanies of the seventeenth century Ed.A. H. Bullen
• English madrigal verse, 1588-1632; ed. from the original song books, by E.H. FellowesEdmund Horace Fellowes
• A treasury of English sonnets, ed. from the original sources, with notes and illustrationsDavid M. Main
• A pageant of Elizabethan poetryArthur Symons
• The tribute ; a collection of miscellaneous unpublished poemsSpencer Joshua Alwyne Compton Northampton
• Twentieth-century poetry, edited by John Drinkwater, Henry Seidel Canby and William Rose BenétJohn Drinkwater
• Select translations from Old English poetry; ed. with prefatory notes and indexes by Albert S. Cook ... and Chauncey B. TinkerAlbert S. Cook
• Early English romances in verse: done into modern English by Edith Rickert: romances of friendshipEdith Rickert
• A subject-index to the poems of Edmund SpenserCharles Huntington Whitman
• The poems of Henry Howard, earl of SurreyHenry Howard Surrey
• Poems. viz.:--The [Hekatompathia], or, Passionate centurie of love. (1582). Melibœus, sivè Ecloga inobitum, &c., 1590. An eglogue upon the dThomas Watson
• Some poems of Sir Thomas WyattThomas Wyatt
• Selected poems of Sir William Davenant, with a prefatory note by Douglas BushWilliam D'Avenant
• The poems of Thomas Randolph, edited by G. Thorn-DruryThomas Randolph
• Shake-speares Sonnets : neuer before ImprintedWilliam Shakespeare
• The progress of human life : Shakespeare's Seven ages of man ; illustrated by a series of extracts in prose and poetry, for the use of schooJohn Evans
• Mistress Davenant, the dark lady of Shakespeare's sonnets, demonstrating the identity of the dark lady of the sonnets and the authorship andArthur Acheson
• Shakespeare's sonnets. To whom were they addressed?S. Smith Travers
• The Herbert-Fitton theory of Shakespeare's sonnets; a replyThomas Tyler
• Prolusions; or, Select pieces of antient poetry,--compil'd with great care from their several originals, and offer'd to the publick as speciEdward Capell
• The lamentable tragedy of Omelet and Oatmealia in song and verseOna Winants Borland
• The plea of the midsummer fairies, Hero and Leander, Lycus the Centaur, and other poemsThomas Hood
• Poems, from the Danish. Selected and illustrated with historical notes, by A. Andersen Feldborg ... Tr. into English verse by William SidneyA. Andersen Feldborg
• In rhyme and time. Shakespeare's birthday. Poems. Translations from Goethe. By Charles GildhausCharles Gildehaus
• Shakespeare's dream, and other poemsWilliam Leighton
• Bacon and Shakspere. Proof that William Shakspere ... could not write. The sonnets written by Francis Bacon to the Earl of Essex and his briWilliam Henry Burr
• Francis Bacon's cryptic rhymes and the truth they revealEdwin Bormann
• The canons of criticism, and glossary, The Trial of the Letter , alias Y, and sonnetsThomas Edwards
• The miscellaneous works, in prose and verse, of George HardingeGeorge Hardinge
• The death of Falstaff : and other poemsL. Bruce Moore
• Shakespeare's use of song, with the text of the principal songs, by Richmond NobleRichmond Samuel Howe Noble
• Notes on Shakspere's versification. With appendix on the verse tests, and a short descriptiv bibliografy. By George H. Browne, A.MGeorge H. Browne
• Notes on Shakspere's versification. With appendix on the verse tests, and a short descriptiv bibliografyGeorge H. Browne
• Poems, supposed to have been written at Bristol, in the fifteenth century, by Thomas Rowley, priest, &c., with a commentary, in which the anThomas Chatterton
• A vindication of the Appendix to the Poems called Rowley's, in reply to the answers of the Dean of Exeter, Jacob Bryant, esquire, and a thirThomas Tyrwhitt
• The works of Mr. John Cleveland, containing his poems, orations, epistles, collected into one volume, with the life of the authorJohn Cleveland
• The works of John Milton, in verse and prose, printed from the original editions with a life of the author by the Rev. John MitfordJohn Milton
• Milton's sonnetsAlden Sampson