Theodore Watts-Dunton

Also known as

Theodore Watts-duntonT Watts-Dunton

Born 1832-01-01

Died 1914-01-01

Identifiers

Open LibraryOL114248A
VIAF101042729
WikidataQ330323
ISNI000000011079552X
Project Gutenberg5054

Top Subjects

19th century (6)
English poetry -- 19th century -- History and criticism (2)
English poetry (2)
Poetry (2)
Romanticism (2)
Algernon Charles Swinburne (1837-1909) (2)
French poetry (1)

Books by Theodore Watts-Dunton

Total count: 23

Les châtiments

Lévy1875-01-01
Poetry and prose, by John KeatsA book of fresh verses and new readings--essays and letters lately found--and passages formerly suppressed

Reeves & Turner 196 Strand1890-01-01
King Erika tragedy

W. Heinemann1893-01-01
Jubilee greeting at Spithead to the men of Greater Britain.

J. Lane1897-01-01
Aylwin

Dodd, Mead and company1898-01-01
The coming of love, and other poems

John Lane1898-01-01
Aylwin

G.N. Morang1898-01-01
The Romany ryea sequel to "Lavengro"

Ward, Lock1900-01-01
Christmas at the Mermaid

John Lane1902-01-01
AylwinIllustrated ed.

Hurst and Blackett1902-01-01
Byron

Lippincott1903-01-01
The nineteenth centurythe renascence in poetry

Lippincott1903-01-01
The Rhodes memorial at Oxford.The work of Cecil Rhodes; a sonnet-sequence

H. Frowde1907-01-01
The marriage of Monna Lisa

Printed for private circulation1909-01-01
Henry Thoreau and other children of the open air

The Torch press1910-01-01
The ballad of Jan van Hunks

Printed for private circulation only1912-01-01
Old familiar faces

H. Jenkins limited1916-01-01
POETRY AND THE RENASCENCE OF WONDER- - - - Signed - - - -

Dutton and Co1916-01-01
Poetry and the Renascence of wonder

Herbert Jenkins1916-01-01
Vesprie Towersa novel.

Smith, Elder1916-01-01
Poetry and the Renascence of wonder.

Herbert Jenkins1916-01-01
Catalogue of the library of Walter Theodore Watts-Dunton ...including important autograph manuscripts by A.C. Swinburne, and a long series of his works ... which will be sold by auction on Tuesday, 13th of March 1917 ...

Dryden Press1917-01-01
Letters from George Meredith to Algernon Charles Swinburne and Theodore Watts-Dunton

Printed for private circulation1922-01-01