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P1905-105
Poet-lore. Performances of A Blot in the ’Scutcheon. 16 (Autumn 1905), 152–155.
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P1905-106
Poet-lore. Performances of Pippa Passes. 16 (Spring 1905), 142.
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P1905-107
Porter, Charlotte. “The Day of Deliverance: Browning’s Return of the Druses in Lyric Form, a Libretto for Presentation of the Play in Monologue.” Poet-lore, 16 (Spring 1905) 23–28.
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P1905-108
Porter, Charlotte, and Helen A. Clarke. “Bishop Blougram’s Apology.” Poet-lore, 16 (Spring 1905), 136–141.
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P1905-109
Riesz, H. “Die Briefe Robert Brownings und Elizabeth Barrett Brownings.” Neues Frauenleben (Wien), 1905, no. 2.
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P1905-110
Roth, G.E. Review of Herford, Robert Browning. Book News, 24 (September 1905), 43.
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P1905-111
Rowe, C.E. “Robert Browning.” Other-World Idylls: Poems and Sonnets. [London]: James Speirs, 1905 (p. 132). § Appreciation.
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P1905-112
Saturday Review. Review of Herford, Robert Browning. 99 (24 May 1905), 849.
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P1905-113
Saturday Review. Review of Marzials, Browning. 99 (24 June 1905), 849.
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P1905-114
Savine, Albert. Poèmes et poésies. Bibliothèque Cosmopolite, no. 17. Paris: P.-V. Stock, 1905. § See pp. v–lxxviii.
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P1905-115
Seaman, Owen. “‘The Guineas,’ or, How They Brought the Good News from New Market to Girton.” A Harvest of Chaff. New York: Henry Holt, 1905 (pp. 7–10).
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P1905-116
Seaman, Owen. “The Piper of Posen and the People Who Wouldn’t Dance to Him.” A Harvest of Chaff. New York: Henry Holt, 1905 (pp. 42–45).
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P1905-117
Shakespeare, Lucy B. “The Unconquerable Soul, Robert Browning.” Parents’ Review, 16 (May and June 1905), 342–352 and 423–429.
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P1905-118
Spectator. Review of Ealand, Sermons from Browning. 2nd ed. 94 (21 January 1905), 92.
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P1905-119
Spectator. Review of Herford, Robert Browning. 94 (15 April 1905), 558.
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P1905-120
Standing, P.C. Sir Lawrence Alma Tadema. London: Cassell, 1905. § See p. 104.
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P1905-121
Stöcker, Helene. “Von den Brownings” Vossische Zeitung Sonntags-Beilage, 1905, no. 33.
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P1905-122
Taylor, Marie H., and Lilian B.T. Kiliani. On Two Continents: Memories of Half a Century. New York: Doubleday, Page, 1905. § See pp. 33–34 and 114.
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P1905-123
Thomson, A. “Random Relations of Browning to Shakespeare.” Gentleman’s Magazine, 75 (December 1905), 581–588.
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P1905-124
Times. “Memorial to Mrs. Browning.” 2 May 1905, p. 5.
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P1905-125
Triggs, Oscar L. The Changing Order: A Study of Democracy. Chicago: C.H. Kerr, 1905. § See pp. 52–71.
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P1905-126
Upson, Arthur. “The Rezzonico Palace [sonnet].” The City, a Poem-Drama, and Other Poems. New York: Macmillan, 1905 (p. 114).
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P1905-127
Watkins, Ralph Granger. Robert Browning and the English Pre-Raphaelites. Breslau: H. Fleischmann, 1905.
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P1905-128
Wells, Carolyn. A Satire Anthology. New York: C. Scribner’s Sons, [1905].
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P1905-129
White, A.D. Autobiography. 2 vols. New York: Century Co., 1905. § See I, 530; II, 391–392.
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P1905-130
Whiting, Lilian. The Florence of Landor. Boston: Little, Brown, 1905. § See index.
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P1905-131
Winter, W. “Browning at the Hudson: Mrs. LeMoyne in A Blot in the ’Scutcheon.” New-York Tribune, 8 April 1905.
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P1906-001
Abbott, E.A. “Johannine Grammar Reviewed.” Interpreter, 2 (April 1906), 324–325.
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P1906-002
Academy. Review of Naish, Browning and Dogma. 70 (7 April 1906), 328–329.
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P1906-003
Athenæum. “A Browning Manuscript sold by Messrs. Hodgson.” 24 March 1906, p. 363.