Robert and Elizabeth Barrett Browning: An Annotated Bibliography for 1976

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Robert and Elizabeth Barrett Browning: An Annotated Bibliography for 1976

By William S. Peterson

The following abbreviations appear in this year's bibliography:

BIS Browning Institute Studies

BSN Browning Society Notes DAI Dissertation Abstracts International

SIB Studies in Browning and His Circle TLS Times Literary Supplement VP Victorian Poetry VS Victorian Studies

YWES The Year's Work in English Studies

An asterisk indicates that I have not seen the item or have seen

only a clipping. Readers are encouraged to send offprints to Browning Institute

Studies, especially of articles that have appeared in less familiar

journals.

A. PRIMARY WORKS

A76:l Allen, Frank C. A Critical Edition of Robert Browning's "Bishop Blougram's Apology". (Salzburg Studies in English Literature, No. 60.)

Salzburg: Institut f?r englische Sprache und Literatur, Universit?t Salz

burg, 1976. pp. iii + 243. 11 Lengthy critical and textual introductions, with annotations. Variant readings listed at the bottom of each page of

text. 11 Rev. by Alan C. Dooley, SIB, 5 (Fall, 1977), 86-90. A76:2 Berridge, Elizabeth, ed. The Barretts at Hope End. [SeeA74:l.] 11 Rev. by Laurel Brake, YWES, 55 (1974), 396.

169



170 BROWNING INSTITUTE STUDIES

A76:3 Collins, Thomas J., ed., assisted by Walter J. Pickering. "Letters

from Robert Browning to the Rev. J. D. Williams, 1874-1889." BIS, 4

(1976), 1-56. f 38 letters, of which 33 are previously unpublished. A76:4 Harper, J. W., ed. Men and Women and Other Poems. [See A75:3.]

11 Rev. by C. C. Barfoot, English Studies, 57 (October 1976), 436; J. C.

Maxwell, Notes and Queries, NS 24 (January-February 1977), 66.

A76:5 Heydon, Peter N., and Philip Kelley, eds. Elizabeth Barrett Brown

ing's Letters to Mrs. David Ogilvy. [See A73:11.] 11 Rev. by Laurel Brake,

YWES, 55 (1974), 395-96; Richard Maxwell, Cresset, 39 (February 1976), 26-27.

A76:6 St. John, Dwight L. "A Variorium Edition of Parley>ings with Cer

tain People of Importance in Their Day by Robert Browning.'' DAI, 36

(1976), 7400A (Ohio Univ.). 11 Major sections: introduction, text, emen

dations, notes, and bibliography.

A76-.7 Stoenescu, ?tephan, ed. Versuri; ?lese. [SeeA75:9.] 11 Rev. by Con

stantin Pricopi, Convorbiri literare, 5(15 Mar. 1973), 9.

B. REFERENCE AND BIBLIOGRAPHICAL WORKS AND EXHIBITIONS

B76:l "Additions to Collection 1975-1976 (March-February)."Armstrong Browning Library Newsletter, No. 14 (Spring, 1976), p. 2. B76:2 Bredsdorff, Elias. "Hans Christian Andersen and the Brownings."

Scandinavica, 14 (November 1975), 135-39. 11 Prints a facsimile of a MS of EBB's poem "The North and the South."

B76:3 "Bronson Collection." Armstrong Browning Library Newsletter,

No. 14 (Spring, 1976), p. 4. 11 Recently acquired. "In addition to the 50 letters from RB, the collection includes photographs of Browning (one

with his friend, J. A. Milsand), 3 poems on Browning's personal stationery and in his handwriting, a

sample of lace from Flanders, and pressed flowers

from the bier of RB."

B76:4 Collins, Thomas J. "Robert Browning." VP, 14 (Autumn, 1976), 212-19. 11 Survey of recent scholarship. B76-.5 "Desiderata for Browning Scholarship." SIB, 4 (Spring, 1976), 92. B76:6 "Doctoral Dissertations in Progress." SIB, 4 (Fall, 1976), 137-38. B76:7 Freeman, Ronald E. "A Checklist of Publications [July 1975 December 1975] ."SIB, 4 (Spring, 1976), 93-97. B76:8 Freeman, Ronald E. "A Checklist of Publications [January 1976

July 1976] ."SIB, 4 (Fall, 1976), 139-44. B76:9 Klemperer, Elizabeth G. von. "Victorian Literature: Materials for

Teaching and Study (United States)." VS, 19 (June 1976), 485-515. 11 For a brief survey of Browning editions available for use as textbooks, see pp.

500-01.



1976 ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY 171

B76:10 Peterson, William S. Robert and Elizabeth Barrett Browning. [See B74:21.] 11 Rev. by Laurel Brake, YWES, 55 (1974), 396; J. L. Bradley,

Modern Language Review, 72 (April 1977), 412-13. B76:ll Peterson, William S. "Robert and Elizabeth Barrett Browning: An

Annotated Bibliography for 1974.,, BIS, 4 (1976), 161-79. B76:12 "Research in Progress."SIB, 4 (Fall, 1976), 136-37. B76:13 "A Special Appeal." Washington Post, 8 Feb. 1976, p. D17. 11

RB's letters to Mrs. Bronson sold at Christie's for $11,000, "far above the

pr?sale forecast." Cf. B76:3.

B76:14 Taplin, Gardner B. "Elizabeth Barrett Browning" VP, 14 (Au tumn, 1976), 211-12. 11 Survey of recent scholarship.

B76:15 Vann, J. Don. "Three Uncollected Reviews of 'Pippa Passes.' "

SIB, 4 (Spring, 1976), 88-90. 11 The reviews appeared in the Sun, the

United Service Gazette, and the Old England and Gardeners' Journal. B76:16 "Work in Progress and Desideratum." BSN, 6 (July 1976), 28.

C. BIOGRAPHY, CRITICISM, AND MISCELLANEOUS

C76:l Adler, Dick. "The Greening of the Brownings." Los Angeles Times, 15 Mar. 1976, Pt. IV, p. 18. 11 Review of TV version of Jerome Kilty's

Dear Love (C70.-37).

C76:2 "Anne Armstrong to Present Wreath. "Armstrong Browning Library

Newsletter, No. 15 (Fall, 1976), p. 3. 11 The annual wreath-laying ceremony at RB's grave in Westminster Abbey.

C76:3 Armstrong, Isobel. Robert Browning. [SeeC74:2.] 11 Rev. by Lau

rel Brake, YWES, 55 (1974), 396-98; J. C. Maxwell, Notesand Queries, NS 24 (January-February 1977), 65-66. C76:4 Atherton, J. S. "Mytho, Monologues & Cotton Nightcaps." TLS, 16 Apr. 1976, pp. 463-64. 11 Review-essay.

C76:5 Atkinson, F. G. "An Early Victorian Education." Notes and Que

ries, NS 23 (January 1976), 12-14. 11 According to a letter written by Os car Browning in 1917, "Browning used to tell me how he wrote [The Ring and the Book] morning after morning, beginning

at 5 a.m. in the little

back room at Warwick Crescent" (p. 13).

C76:6 Austen, Kay. "The Royal Casanatense Document: A Third Source

for Browning's The Ring and the Book." SIB, 4 (Fall, 1976), 26-44. 11 Lists and discusses parallels between the document and the poem.

C76:7 Ball, Patricia M. The Heart's Events-. The Victorian Poetry of Re

lationships. London: Athlone Press, 1976. 11 Chap. 4 treats "James Lee's Wife."

C76:8 Blake, Johnie C. F. "Characterization Through Imagery in Robert

Browning's The Ring and the Book" DAI, 36 (1976), 5311A (East Texas State Univ.). U RB's use of monetary, nature, and religious imagery.




C76:9 Bloom, Harold. A Map of Misreading. New York: Oxford Univ.

Press, 1975. 11 Chap. 6, "Testing the Map: Browning's Childe Roland,"

reprints C74:8. C76:10 Bogert, Judith. "Metamorphosis of Symbol in The Ring and the Book." SIB, 4 (Fall, 1976), 45-53. U ". . .

Browning is experimenting with

the metamorphosis of symbol in an attempt to make the written word ap

proximate the immediate sensation achieved by music" (p. 45).

C76:ll Bogert, Judith B. W. "Robert Browning's Influence upon the Aes

thetes and Decadents of the 1890's." DAI, 36 (1976), 7430-31A (Pennsyl vania State Univ.). 11 RB's influence was extensive.

C76:12 Bolton, Roy. "London Browning Society News." BSN, 6 (March 1976), 32.

C76:13 Bolton, Roy, and Rowena Hamer-Jones. "London Browning So

ciety News." BSN, 6 (December 1976), 28-30. C76:14 Bosco, Ronald A. "The Brownings and Mrs. Kinney: A Record of Their Friendship."BIS, 4 (1976), 57-124. 11 Mrs. Kinney was a close friend in Florence. Bosco draws heavily upon her unpublished diary and prints all

of the extant letters from the Brownings to Mrs. Kinney. C76:15 Bright, Michael H. "Browning's Celebrated Pictor Ignotus." Eng lish Language Notes, 13 (March 1976), 192-94. 11 Reply to C72:9. For a

further exchange between Bright and J. B. Bullen about the identity of the

painter, see pp. 206-15.

C76:16 Bright, Michael H. "Browning's 'Pictor Ignotus': An Interpreta tion." SIB, 4 (Spring, 1976), 53-60. 11 A close reading.

C76:17 Bright, Michael H. "The Influence of Browning's 'My Last Duch

ess' on Rossetti's 'The Portrait.' "American Notes and Queries, 13 (March

1975), 99-100. C76:18 Bross, Addison C. "Easter Day. Browning's Changing Concept of

Faith." VP, 14 (Spring, 1976), 11-23. 11 ". . . the poem is not foreign to

Browning's religious thought or derived from feelings of guilt or bereave

ment," and "it is more successful. . . than critics have acknowledged." C76:19 Brown, Stephen. "Browning and Music." BSN, 6 (December

1976), 3-7. 11 "I would like in this paper to proceed through an analysis of

Browning's technical achievements in writing about music to an under

standing of the particular values inherent in his way of approaching music"

(p. 3). C76:20 "Browning Society News." Through Casa Guidi Windows: The Bulletin of the Browning Institute, No. 2 (April 1976), p. 7. C76:21 Bullen, J. B. "The Idea of the Italian Renaissance in English Cul ture: 1800-1900." Ph.D. thesis, Cambridge Univ., 1975.*

C76:22 Bullough, Geoffrey. "In Defence of Browning." Literary Half

Yearly, 16 (July 1975), 109-24. 11 ". . . Browning is indeed the 'modern'

precursor among the Victorians" (p. 123). C76:23 Campbell, William R. "A Note on the Flowers in Pippa Passes."

VP, 14 (Spring, 1976), 59-63. 11 Flower imagery is used to reveal character.




C76:24 Carrington, C. E. "Retrospect of The Light That Failed." Kipling Journal, 42 (June 1975), 4-8. 11 Kipling's novel is indebted to Aurora

Leigh. C76:25 Chaudhuri, Brahma. "Browning, Benjamin Jowett and English Higher Criticism." SIB, 4 (Fall, 1976), 119-32. 11 Though RBB opposed Strauss and Renan, his views were similar to those of the English Higher Critics.

C76:26 Christ, Carol T. The Finer Optic: The Aesthetic of Particularity in Victorian Poetry. New Haven: Yale Univ. Press, 1976. 11 RB is treated ex

tensively ; see index.

C76:27 Coley, Betty A. "Painting by Pen Browning Acquired." SIB, 4

(Spring, 1976), 90-91. 11 A photograph of the seascape appears on p. 49. See also C76:90.

C76:28 Colombus, Claudette K. "Non-discrete Figuration in J. M. W. Tur

ner's Petworth Series and in Robert Browning's Poetry." SIB, 4 (Fall, 1976), 9-25. 11 Similarities between Turner's technique and RB's. Illus trated.

C76:29 "Comments and Queries." SIB, 4 (Fall, 1976), 133-36. C76:30 Cook, Eleanor. Browning's Lyrics. [See C74:19.] 11 Rev. by Di derik Roll-Hansen, English Studies, 57 (April 1976), 175-77; Harvey Kerp neck, Canadian Forum, 56 (May 1976), 38-39; J. B. Bullen, Notes and

Queries, NS 23 (September 1976), 431-32. C76:31 Cramer, Maurice B.

" 'A Woman's Last Word': Paradise Lost or

Paradise Retained?" BSN, 6 (July 1976), 3-17. 11 A detailed analysis of the poem, with emphasis upon Miltonic echoes.

C76:32 Crowder, Ashby Bland. "But Ah, the Form, Ye Gods, the Un

neglected Form." Concerning Poetry (Western Washington State College), 9 (Spring, 1976), 65-72. 11 Syntax, rhythm, etc. of The Inn Album. C76:33 Crowder, A. B. "Browning's Use of Kennel" American Speech, 47 (Spring-Summer, 1972), 159-60. 11 The word appears in The Inn Album, VI.21-23 and 1.380.

C76:34 "Desiderata for Browning Scholarship." SIB, 54 (Fall, 1976), 138. C76:35 Delisle, Harold F. "Browning's Word-Mesh: A Study o? Parleyings with Certain People of Importance in Their Day." DAI, 37 (1976), 3640A

(Tufts Univ.). 11 "A close reading of the Parleyings reveals that they possess a structural and thematic complexity aimed at discussing and demonstrat

ing the implications of his life-long interest in poetic genre." C76:36 Dina, Iginia. "Sordello di Robert Browning: Un in?dito parallel ismo con Sartor Resartus di Thomas Carlyle." Rivista di Letterature Mo

derne e Comporate, 27 (December 1974), 267-80. C76:37 Eisenberg, Marvin.

" 'The Penitent St Jerome' by Giovanni Tos

cani." Burlington Magazine, 118 (May 1976), 275-83. 11 The painting, once owned by the Brownings and mentioned by RB in "Old Pictures in Flor

ence," is now in the Art Museum at Princeton University. C76:38 Fallis, Richard. "Yeats and the Reinterpretation of Victorian




Poetry." VP, 14 (Summer, 1976), 89-100. 11 For a summary of Yeats'

comments on RB, see pp. 95-96.

C76:39 Flowers, Betty S. Browning and the Modern Tradition. London:

Macmillan, 1976. pp. 208. 11 RB's influence on modern poetry. 11 Rev. by

Economist, 260 (28 Aug. 1976), 77-78; Valerie G. Myer, Times Educa

tional Supplement (London), 3 Dec. 1976, p. 41, Choice, 13 (February 1977), 1595; Thomas J. Collins, SIB, 5 (Spring, 1977), 60-64.

C76:40 Fowler, Rowena. "Music and Metre: Browning's 'Pietro of

Abano.' " Music and Letters, 57 (January 1976), 47-54. 11 Discusses "the

eight bars of music printed at the end and written by Browning himself in an attempt, unique in English poetry, to indicate the metre of a poem by

appending an equivalent musical rhythm" (p. 47). C76:41 Fricke, Donna G. and Douglas C. Aeolian Harps: Essays in Honor

of Maurice Browning Cramer. Bowling Green, Ohio: Bowling Green State Univ. Press, 1976. 11 Robert J. Cornet, "Irony Without Positive Norms:

Robert Browning's 'In a Year,' "

pp. 149-66; Donna G. Fricke, "

'A Death

in the Desert': The Gospel According to Robert Browning," pp. 167-78.

C76:42 "Furnishing a Fitting Habitation." Through Casa Guidi Windows: The Bulletin of the Browning Institute, No. 2 (April 1976), pp. 2-4. 11 How

the Brownings furnished Casa Guidi. C76:43 Gayen, N. S. "Browning?the Poet of Love." Modern Review, 132

(March 1973), 191-94. C76:44 Geraths, Armin. Epigonale Romantik: Untersuchungen zu Keats,

Rossetti, Mrs. Browning und Rupert Brooke. (Studien zur Anglistik.) Frankfurt: Akademische Verlagsgesellschaft, 1975. 11 Discusses "The Cry of the Children."

C76:45 "The Gigadibs of Television." The Times (London), 15 Sept. 1976, p. 17. 11 Editorial comparing a recent television interview with a

Roman Catholic ecclesiastic and the encounter between Gigadibs and

Bishop Blougram. C76:46 Going, William T. Scanty Plot of Ground: Studies in the Victorian Sonnet. The Hague: Mouton, 1976. 11 See Chap. 3, "Browning and the

Sonnet." 11 Rev. by Patricia Ball, BSN, 7 (July 1977), 65-66. C76:47 Gribben, Alan.

" 'It is Unsatisfactory to Read to One's Self: Mark

Twain's Informal Readings." Quarterly Journal of Speech, 62 (February 1976), 49-56. 11 Emphasizes Twain's preoccupation with reading RB's

poetry aloud.

C76:48 Gridley, Roy E. "

'Ned Bratts': A Commentary." BSN, 6 (March

1976), 10-16. 11 "... . the effectiveness of Bunyan's moral authority ... is

seriously questioned and possibly denied" (p. 11). C76:49 Guiliano, Edward, and Richard C. Keenan. "Browning Without Words: D. W. Griffith and the Filming of Pippa Passes." BIS, 14 (1976),

125-59. 11 A detailed account of Griffith's Pippa Passes and an analysis of the cinematic qualities of RB's poetry. Illustrated.

C76:50 Hackett, Susan, and John Ferns. "A Portrait of the Artist as a




Young Monk: The Degree of Irony in Browning's 'Fra Lippo Lippi.' "

SIB,

4 (Fall, 1976), 105-18. 11 Lippo's ideas should not be too closely identified with RB's.

C76-.51 Hair, Donald S. Browning's Experiments with Genre. [See C72:

23.] 11 Rev. by Margaret A. Lourie, Modern Philology, 73 (February 1976), 319-21.

C76:52 Halliday, F. E. Robert Browning. [See C75:37.] 11 Rev. by J. S.

Atherton, TLS, 16 Apr. 1976, p. 464; Robert Chapman, Books and Book

men, 21 (June 1976), 32-33. C76:53 "Happenings in Browning." Armstrong Browning Library News

letter, No. 15 (Fall, 1976), p. 4. 11 Reports from various Browning So

cieties.

C76:54 Hawthorne, Mark D. "The Imagery of Browning's Pauline." BSN,

6 (December 1976), 12-18. 11 "What makes Pauline unique is not the theme but the particular way Browning used imagery and motif to develop the character and unify the poem. He created a poem in which ideology and imagery

are ultimately inseparable" (p. 17).

C76:55 Heslinger, Elizabeth K. "Ruskin and the Poets: Alterations in

Autobiography." Modern Philology, 74 (November 1976), 142-70. 11 Dis cusses "Childe Roland" (pp. 56-57). C76:56 Heydon, Peter N. "Annual Report of the President of the Brown

ing Institute, Inc." BIS, 4 (1976), 183-88. C76:57 Hobsbaum, Philip. "The Rise of the Dramatic Monologue." Hud son Review, 28 (Summer, 1975), 227-45.

C76:58 Holgate, John. "Drama Reviews?'In a Balcony', by Robert Brown

ing. Presented by A Group of Oxford Players at Great Comp, Borough Green, Kent, Saturday 18th September, 1976." BSN, 6 (December 1976), 27-28.

C76:59 Honan, Park. "Factuality, Self-Consciousness, and Biography."

BSN, 6 (March 1976), 23-28. 11 Some reflections on writing a biography of RB(seeC74:44). C76:60 "International Browning Society To Be Chartered May 7." Arm

strong Browning Library Newsletter, No. 14 (Spring, 1976), p. 1. 11 "Mem

bership is open to any institution or organization manifesting

a distinct

interest in the life and works of Robert Browning, and to individuals with such interests."

C76:61 Iremonger, Lucille. How Do I Love Thee. New York: William

Morrow, 1976. pp. 359. 11 A novel based on the Brownings' courtship and marriage. 11 Rev. by Martha Miller, TLS, 19 Nov. 1976, p. 1445 (reply by T. L. Iremonger, TLS, 24 Dec. 1976, p. 1613).

C76:62 Irvine, William, and Park Honan. The Book, the Ring, and the Poet. [See C74:44.] 11 Rev. by Peter Keating, Review of English Studies, 27 (November 1976), 489-91; J. L. Bradley, Modern Language Review, 72

(April 1977), 411-12. C76:63 Johnson, Charles W. "Lost 'Chord,' Wrong '-Chord,' and Other




Musical Anomalies in 'A Toccata of Galuppi's.' "

SIB, 4 (Spring, 1976),

30-40. 11 Musical errors in the poem.

C76:64 Johnson, Charles W. "

'McAndrew's Hymn': From Parody to

Poem." Kipling Journal, 42 (March 1975), 8-13. 11 Kipling's poem is a

parody of "Abt Vogler." C76:65 Keenum, John M. "Browning and Rossetti: The Two Voices of

Victorian Poetry." DAI, 37 (1976), 333A (Univ. of Texas at Austin). 11 Their personal and literary relationship.

C76:66 Kendrick, Walter M. "The Vanishing Word: Anthony Trollope, Robert Browning, and the Sensation Novel of the 1860's."DAI, 37 (1976), 333-34A (Yale Univ.). 11 Considers The Ring and the Book as a "sensation novel."

C76:67 Kincaid, Arthur. "Drama Reviews?Wendy Hiller and Tony Brit

ton: a reading of the letters and poems of Elizabeth Barrett Browning and

Robert Browning, devised by Ronald Gow." BSN, 6 (December 1976), 25 27. 11 Performed in the Bishop's Palace, Hereford Cathedral, 1 Aug. 1976. C76:68 Kincaid, James R. "Antithetical Criticism, Harold Bloom, and

Victorian Poetry." VP, 14 (Winter, 1976), 365-82. 11 Discusses, in passing (pp. 379-80), Bloom's readings (and misreadings) of RB.

C76:69 Kincaid, Margaret, Elaine Baly, and Roy Bolton. "London Brown

ing Society News." BSN, 6 (July 1976), 33-36. C76:70 Kozoil, Herbert. "Robert Browning: Pippa Passes," in Das eng

lisch Drama im 18. und 19. Jahrhundert: Interpretationen, ed. Heinz Ko

sok. Berling: Schmidt, 1976. (pp. 199-210).

C76:71 Laird, Robert G. "

'He Did Not Sit Five Minutes': The Conversion

of Gigadibs." University of Toronto Quarterly, 45 (Summer, 1976), 295 313. 11 R. H. Home may have been the model for Gigadibs.

Q7 6.72 Lanier, Kay A. "The Psychomachia in The Ring and the Book"

DAI, 37 (1976), 1566A (Univ. of California, Santa Barbara). 11 RB dram atizes the man's relationship with God through "the traditional allegory of

the psychomachia?the conflict of God and the devil, of virtue and vice

for the possession of man's soul."

C76:73 Lawson, E. LeRoy. Very Sure of God. [See C74:53.] 11 Rev. by Laurel Brake, YWES, 55 (1974), 398-99; J. B. Bullen, Notes and Queries, NS 23 (September 1976), 431. C76:74 "List of Members of the Browning Institute, Inc." BIS, 4 (1976), 189-200.

C76-.75 Loucks, James F. "The Dating of Browning's 'Here's To Nelson's

Memory.' "

SIB, 4 (Fall, 1976), 71-72. 11 The poem may have been written

as late as August 1845.

C76-.76 Loucks, James F. "A Second Browning Allusion in Eliot's 'Bur

bank' Poem." Notes and Queries, NS 23 (January 1976), 18-19. 11 The

allusion is to "How It Strikes a Contemporary." C76:77 Lucas, John. "Apparent Failure." BSN, 6 (March 1976), 17-23. 11 "Monumental tastelessness" collides with sensitivity within the poem.




C76:78 McClatchey, J. H. "Browning's 'Saul' as a Davidic Psalm of the

Praise of God: The Poetics of Prophecy." SIB, 4 (Spring, 1976), 62-83. 11 Discusses "the structure, informing metaphor, irony, relationship to

Hebrew poetry, and . . . the climax of the poem" (pp. 62-63).

C76:79 McComb, John K. "Beyond the Dark Tower: Childe Roland's

Painful Memories." English Literary History, 42 (Fall, 1975), 460-70. 11

"I will argue two points. First, that an important theme in 'Childe Roland

to the Dark Tower Came' is the horror and pain of inescapable memory.

. . . Second, that Roland as narrator of his own painful past is Browning's most powerful presentation of the horror of memory" (pp. 460-61).

C76:80 McCune, Marjorie W. "The Tomb as Image: The Stones of Brown

ing and Ruskin." Susquehanna University Studies, 10 (June 1975), 17-27.

11 A comparison of "The Bishop Orders His Tomb" and The Stones of Venice.

C76:81 McQuade, Raymond F. "

'How It Strikes a Contemporary': Brown

ing's Split-Level View."S/?, 4 (Fall, 1976), 72-76. 11 RB "has constructed a sort of split-level poetic edifice, each level adorned with picturesque win

dows through which the passerby can view the interior" (p. 72).

C76:82 M?kurath, Paul A., Jr. "Fra Lippo's Theory of Art."SLB, 4 (Fall,

1976), 95-104. 11 "A 'lecturer' on art, Fra Lippo concerns himself with

three main issues: the end or purpose of art; the means of achieving that

end; and the kind of background that prepares an artist to recognize the

true end and that develops in him the perceptiveness needed to employ the requisite means" (p. 96).

C76:83 Maynard, John. "

'Can't One Even Die in Peace?' Browning's 'A

Seranade at the Villa.' "

BSN, 6 (March 1976), 3-10. 11 An exploration of

the poem's surprising complexity. C76:84 Maynard, John. "The Dating of Browning's 'Lines to the Memory of James Dow': A Mythling and Some Small Facts." VP, 14 (Spring, 1976),

67-69. 11 The poem was written in 1836 or 1837; the circumstances are

described.

C76:85 Mermin, Dorothy M. "Speaker and Auditor in Browning's Dra

matic Monologues." University of Toronto Quarterly, 45 (Winter, 1976),

139-57. 11 The significance of the auditors. C76:86 Mishler, Mary K. "God versus God: The Tension in 'Karshish.'

"

English Language Notes, 13 (December 1975), 132-37. 11 Karshish's Egyp tian religion?rather than his scientific training?produces the tension in

the poem.

C76:87 Mitani, Tadashi. Browning Kansho. Kyota, Japan: Hyakkaen,

1976.*

C76:88 Munich, Adrienne. "Browning's Hieroglyphic: The Emblem Tra

dition and Poetic Vision in the Poetry of Robert Browning." DAI, 37

(1976), 1568A (City Univ. of New York). 11 Emphasizes the influence of

Francis Quarles.

C76:89 "Notes and Comments." BSN, 6 (December 1976), 18-20. 11




Includes the following items: (1) abstract of a Ph.D. thesis, "A Study of

Elizabeth Barrett Browning's Poetic and Feminist Philosophies in Aurora

Leigh and Other Poems," by Sandra M. Donaldson; (2) summary of an article by J. Orelbar in Northamptonshire and Bedfordshire Life, October

1975, about RB's relationship with Margaret Keep; (3) announcement that

Stephen Brown is composing an opera with "In a Balcony" as the libretto;

(4) announcement that self-catering holiday accomodations are available at

Hope End; and (5) an address on RB by Lord Wolf enden, delivered 13 Dec. 1976 at Westminster Abbey.

C76:90 "Original Pen Browning Seascape Acquired." Armstrong Brown

ing Library Newsletter, No. 14 (Spring, 1976), pp. 3-4. 11 The ABL has

acquired its fifth painting by Pen, entitled Moonlight Seascape. See also C76:27.

C76:91 Ormond, Leon?e and Richard. Lord Leighton. New Haven: Yale

Univ. Press, 1975. 11 See Chap. 9, "Leighton and Browning." C76:92 Ower, John. "The Abuse of the Hand: A Thematic Motif in Brown

ing's 'Fra Lippo Lippi.' "

VP, 14 (Summer, 1976), 935-41. 11 Hand-imagery in the poem suggests the confused and debased values of Lippo's society.

C76:93 Pearsall, Robert B. Robert Browning. [See C74:70.] 11 Rev. by Laurel Brake, YWES, 55 (1974), 398. C76:94 Peterson, Linda H. "Browning's Chapel Attendance: Two Correc

tions." SIB, 4 (Fall, 1976), 76-85. 11 RB's acquaintance with the sermons

of the Rev. Thomas Jones.

C76:95 Peterson, William S., ed. Browning Institute Studies. 11 Vol. 1 [see C73:100] rev. by Philip Drew, Review of English Studies, 27 (May 1976); 232-34. Vols. 1 and 2 [see C74:72] rev. by J. B. Bullen, Notes and Queries, NS 23 (September 1976), 428-31. Vol. 3 [seeC75:82] rev. by John Lucas, BSN, 7 (March 1977), 35-36. C76:96 Peterson, William S., ed. Browning Institute Studies. Vol. 4. New

York: Browning Institute, 1976. pp. ix + 209. 11 Articles are listed sepa

rately in this bibliography. 11 Rev. by Robert Felgar, SIB, 5 (Spring, 1977), 70-75; W. David Shaw, BSN, 7 (July 1977), 62-65. C76:97 Phipps, Charles Thomas, S.J. Browning's Clerical Characters.

(Salzburg Studies in English Literature, No. 62.) Salzburg: Institut f?r

englische Sprache und Literatur, Universit?t Salzburg, 1976. pp. 336. 11 "This dissertation . . . will attempt to arrive at an

explanation for and an

evaluation of the rather striking phenomenon of Browning's frequent

preoccupation with clerical characters, themes, and situations" (p. 4).

Discusses in detail "The Bishop Orders His Tomb," "Fra Lippo Lippi," "Bishop Blougram's Apology," and Caponsacchi and the Pope in The Ring and the Book. (This monograph reprints the following articles: C68:62, C69:57, C69:58, C69:59, and C70:53.) 11 Rev. by Norton B. Crowell, SIB, 5 (Fall, 1977), 82-86. C76:98 Pinsker, Sanford.

" 'As If She Were Alive': Rhetorical Anguish in

'My Last Duchess.' "

Concerning Poetry (Western Washington State Col




lege), 9 (Fall, 1976), 71-73. 11 ". . . let me suggest a reading of the poem

which internalizes the Duke's desperate attempt at rhetorical control"

(p. 71). C76:99 Poston, Lawrence, III. Loss and Gain. [See C74:76.] 11 Rev. by Malcolm Hicks, BSN, 7 (July 1977), 66-67. C76:100 Rainwater, Mary J. "Emily Dickinson and Six Contemporary

Writers: Her Poetry in Relation to Her Reading." DAI, 36 (1976), 4479A (Northwestern Univ.). 11 Chap. 2 discusses the influence o? Aurora Leigh.

C76:101 Raisor, Philip. "

'Palmyra's Ruined Palaces!': The Influence of

Shelley's Queen Mab on Browning's 'Love Among the Ruins.'

" VP, 14

(Summer, 1976), 142-49. 11 Seven pairs of parallel passages are quoted. C76:102 "Report on Casa Guidi." Through Casa Guidi Windows: The Bul letin of the Browning Institute, No. 2 (April 1976), pp. 1-3. 11 ". . . the Institute's plans for Casa Guidi have, in broad outline, matured."

C76.103 Rivers, Charles L. Robert Browning's Theory of the Poet, 1833 1941. (Salzburg Studies in English Literature, No. 58.) Salzburg: Institut f?r englische Sprache und Literatur, Universit?t Salzburg, 1976. pp. 186.

11 "In his early poetry . . . Browning evolved, I believe, a theory of the

poet, a theory based on the idea of equilibrium between subjective and

objective tendencies in personality, a theory correlated with and forming a synthesis of his ideas on philosophy, religion, and psychology. In this

study I shall be concerned primarily with showing how Browning progres sively clarified his ideas on the function of the poet... in Pauline, Paracel

sus, Sordello, and Pippa Passes" (p. 1). Essay on

Shelley is also discussed.

(A reprint of C61:46, C64:43, C65.-46, C70:56, and C73:109.) 11 Rev. by Thomas J. Assad, SIB, 5 (Spring, 1977), 75-79 ; Thomas J. Collins, VP, 15 (Autumn, 1977), 249-50.

C76:104 Roberts, John J. "The Rebirth Archetype in 'Count Gismond.' "

BSN, 6 (July 1976), 17-18. 11 "... I wish to point out how profoundly and appropriately the poem draws upon the rebirth archetype, particularly as it relates to the seasonal cycle." C76:105 Ryals, Clyde de L.

" 'Analyzing Humanity Back into Its Ele

ments': Browning's Aristophanes' Apology and Carlyle," in Carlyle and

His Contemporaries: Essays in Honor of Charles Richard Sanders, ed.

John Clubbe. Durham, N.C.: Duke Univ. Press, 1976. (pp. 280-97). 11

The thought and structure of RB's poem owe a debt to Carlyle. C76:106 Ryals, Clyde de L. Browning's Later Poetry. [See C75:98.] 11 Rev. by Choice, 13 (April 1976), 227; John R. Willingham, CEA Critic, 38 (March 1976), 45; Roy E. Gridley, Journal of English and Germanic

Philology, 75 (July 1976), 453-55; Isobel Armstrong, SIB, 4 (Fall, 1976), 145-47; C. C. Barfoot, English Studies, 57 (October 1976), 436; Patricia

M. Ball, BSN, 6 (December 1976), 21-23; Robert O. Preyer, Clio, 6 (Win ter, 1977), 220-22; Kerry McSweeney, Modern Language Review, 73 (Jan

uary 1978), 172-74. C76:107 Ryals, Clyde de L. "Browning's Pauline-. The Question of Genre."




Genre, 9 (Fall, 1976), 231-45. 11 "it is the purpose of this essay to reopen the question of literary kinds with regard to Pauline and show how Brown

ing arrived at a genre more complex than critics have been customarily wont to allow" (p. 232).

C76:108 Saradhi, K. P. "The Theatre of the Mind: Browning's Dramatic

Monologues." Genre, 8 (December 1975), 322-35. 11 Offers a system of

classifying RB's dramatic monologues. C76:109 Scheer, Thomas F. "Mythopoeia and the Renaissance Mind:

A Reading of 'A Grammarian's Funeral.' "

Literatur in Wissenschaft und Unterricht, 9 (1976), 156-66. 11 In their rejection of the narrow values of the Grammarian, his students represent the beginning of the

Renaissance.

C76:110 Siegchrist, Mark. "Type Needs Antitype: The Structure of

Browning's Parleyings." Victorian Newsletter, No. 50 (Fall, 1976), pp.

1-10. 11 Attempts "to show that although the tangled parleyings are de

liberately presented with an improvisatory air, their formal organization is

in fact significantly related to the epistemology that determines their cen

tral themes" (p. 1).

C76:lll Sirugo, Marilyn S. "The Site of 'Love Among the Ruins' Re

visited." SIB, 4 (Spring, 1976), 41-48. 11 The site may be Syracuse in

Sicily. C76:112 Slinn, Warwick. "Experience as Pageant: Subjectivism in Fifine at the Fair" English Literary History, 42 (Winter, 1975), 651-68. 11 "Sen

sory experience is fundamental to Juan's life, and his interest in Fifine re

veals its basic insistence; nevertheless, his debate is a serious effort to locate

his most significant and valuable experience in the realm of subjective

vision" (p. 651). C76:113 Slinn, E.Warwick. "'God a Tame Conferate': The Reader's Dual

Vision in Pippa Passes." University of Toronto Quarterly, 45 (Winter,

1976), 158-73. 11 ". . . the structure o? Pippa Passes emphasizes the multi

tudinousness of life, which is more the raw material for irony than for

theological optimism" (p. 158). C76:114 Smith, Charles W. "The Brownings and Sir John Bo wring: A Truncated Relationship." SIB, 4 (Fall, 1976), 85-88. G76:115 Solimine, Joseph, Jr. "The Integral Landscape of Browning's The

Ring and the Book." SIB, 4 (Fall, 1976), 91-93. 11 Relationship of the

poem's landscape to its theme and structure.

C76:116 Solimine, Joseph, Jr. "A Note on Browning's 'Cleon': The Lim

its of Hellenism." SIB, 4 (Fall, 1976), 88-90. 11 RB Attacks "nineteenth

century Enlightenment traditions."

C76:117 Solimine, Joseph Jr. "A Note on Browning's 'Fra Lippo Lippi.'

"

SIB, 4 (Fall, 1976), 90-91. 11 The meaning of "blot" and "blank" in 11. 313-14.

C76:118 Solimine, Joseph, Jr. "A Note on Browning's 'Pippa Passes.'

"




SIB, 4 (Spring, 1976), 85-87. 11 RB "works out the theme that love =

domination or power over another person or persons." C76:119 Sp?nberg, Sven-Johan. "The Don Juan Figure in Browning's

Fifine at the Fair." Comparative Literature, 28 (Winter, 1976), 19-33. 11

Fifine is a dramatic monologue, and any study of the poem must begin with an examination of the narrator.

C76:120 Spenceley, R. J. M. "The Role of the Artist: A Study of Brown

ing's Early Narratives in Relation to Contemporary Criticism." M.Litt.

thesis, Cambridge Univ., 1975.*

C76:121 "The Times Diary." The Times (London), 16 July 1976, p. 14. 11 RB's "Pied Piper"?"the only good poem ever written about local govern

ment"?may have been mistaken about the date of the event it describes.

C76:122 Tosi, Maria Jos?, ed. "Storia di un in?dito di Charles Du Bos." Annali d?lia Scuola Normale Superiore di Pisa, 3rd Ser., 6 (1976), 607-78.

11 Prints an unpublished work by Du Bos entitled Robert et Elisabeth

Browning ou la plenitude de l'amour humain.

C76:123 Tucker, Herbert F., Jr. "Browning, Eglamor, and Closure in Sor

dello." SIB, 4 (Fall, 1976), 54-10. 11 "Endings" in Book VI. C76:124 Turner, W. Craig. "A Note on the Cover." SIB, 4 (Spring, 1976), 84-85. 11 The cover illustration is allegedly a portrait of RB by his father. C76:125 Vann, J. Don. "Browning and the Metropolitan Conservative

Journal." SIB, 4 (Fall, 1976), 94. 11 A newly-discovered review o? Sordello. C76:126 Vogel, C. S. "Browning's Salom?: An Allusion in 'Fra Lippo Lippi.'

" VP, 14 (Winter, 1976), 346-48. 11 "Robert Browning in his allu

sions to the legend [of Salom?] is not only the first Victorian author to use the figure of Salom? in an aesthetic discussion, but he is the only au

thor, as far as I can ascertain, English or Continental, who has, with com

plete historical accuracy, combined the Renaissance iconographie tradition

with the nineteenth-century literary." C76:127 Walker, Steven C. "The Dynamic Imagery of The Ring and the Book." SIB, 4 (Spring, 1976), 7-29. 11 "The Ring and the Book is inlaid with an array of rings and ring images ..." (p. 9). A study of the vitality and liveliness of the poem's imagery. C76:128 Watanabe, Nancy A. "Creative Destruction: The Irony of Self

Betrayal in the Psychosymbolic Monologue: Browning, Poe, Eliot, Kafka,

and Camus." DAI, 36 (1976), 5289-90A (Indiana Univ.). 11 Treats "My Last Duchess" and "The Bishop Orders His Tomb."

C76:129 Watson, J. R., ed. Browning: 'Men and Women' and Other

Poems. [SeeC74:101.] 11 Rev. by Laurel Brake, YWES, 55 (1974), 398; J. B. Bullen, Notes and Queries, NS 23 (September 1976), 432. C76?l30 Whitla, William J. "Browning's Lyrics and the Language of Periodical Criticism." English Studies in Canada (Toronto), 1 (1975), 188-202.*

C76.-131 Wolfe, Edward L. "Rationalization: Method and Theme in




'Pietro of Abano.' "

BSN, 6 (December 1976), 7-12. 11 "The central crit

ical problem of 'Pietro of Abano' is. . . the relationship of the narrative

method to the theme" (p. 7).

C76:132 Woolford, John. "Dramatic Idyls: The Case-Law of Extremity."

BSN, 6 (July 1976), 18-28. 11 The thematic structure of Dramatic Idyls as a whole.

C76:133 Zekulin, Nicholas G. "Turgenev in Scotland, 1871." Slavonic and East European Review, 54 (July 1976), 355-70. 11 Brief references to RB. C76:134 Zimmerman, J. E. "Jack W. Herring: A Profile." SIB, 4 (Spring, 1976), 105-07. 11 On the Director of the Armstrong Browning Library.

BIBLIOGRAPHY INDEX

"Abt Vogler," C76:64

Adler, Dick, C76:l

Allen, FrankC, A76:l

Andersen, Hans Christian, B76:2

"Apparent Failure," C76:77

Aristophanes' Apology, C76:105

Armstrong, Anne, C76:2

Armstrong, Isobel, C76:3, C76:106

Armstrong Browning Library, B76:l,

B76:3, C76:90, C76:134

Assad, Thomas J., C76:103

Atherton, J. S., C76:4, C76:52

Atkinson, F. G., C76:5 Aurora Leigh, C76:24, C76:89, C76:100

Austen, Kay, C76:6

Ball, Patricia, C76:7, C76:46, C76:106

Baly, Elaine, C76:69

Barfoot, C. C, A76:4, C76:106

Berridge, Elizabeth, A76:2

"Bishop Blougram's Apology," A76:l,

C76:45, C76:61,C76:97

"Bishop Orders His Tomb, The," C76:80,

C76:97, C76:128

Blake, Johnie C. F., C76:8

Bloom, Harold, C76:9, C76:68

Bogert, Judith, C76:10, C76:ll

Bolton, Roy, C76:12, C76:13, C76:69

Bosco, Ronald A., C76:14

Bowring, Sir John, C76:114

Bradley, J. L., B76:10, C76:62

Brake, Laurel, A76:2, A76:5, B76:10,

C76:3, C76:93,C76:129

Bredsdorff, Elia, B76:2

Bright, Michael H., C76:15, C76:16, C76-.17

Britton, Tony, C76.67

Bronson, Katherine, B76:3, B76:13

Brooke, Rupert, C76:44

Bross, Addison C, C76:18

Brown, Stephen, C76:19, C76:89

Browning, Oscar, C76:5

Browning, Robert, Sr., C76:124

Browning, Robert W. B. ("Pen"), C76:27, C76:90

Browning Institute, C76:56, C76:74, C76:102

Browning Societies, C76:20, C76:53

Bullen, J. B., C76:15, C76:21, C76:30, C76:73, C76:95, C76:129

Bullough, Geoffrey, C76:21

Bunyan, John, C76:48

Campbell, William R., C76:23

Camus, Albert, C76:128

Carlyle, Thomas, C76:36, C76:105

Carrington, C. E., C76:24

Casa Guidi, C76:42, C76:102

Chapman, F. E., C76:52

Chaudhuri, Brahma, C76:25

"Childe Roland to the Dark Tower

Came," C75:9, C76:55, C76:79

Christ, Carol T., C76:26

Christie's, B76:13

"Cleon,"C76:116

Clubbe, John, C76:105

Coley, Betty A., C76:27

Collins, Thomas J., A76:3, B76-.4,

C76:39, C76:103

Columbus, Claudette K., C76:28

Cook, Eleanor, C76:30

Cornet, Robert J., C76:41




"Count Gismond," C76:104

Cramer, Maurice B., C76:31, C76-A1

Crowder, Ashby Bland, C76:32, C76:33

Crowell, Norton B., C76.-97

"Cry of the Children, The," C76:44

"Death in the Desert, A," C76-A1

Delisle, Harold F., C76.-35

Dickinson, Emily, C76:100

Dina, Iginia, C76.-36

Donaldson, Sandra M., C76:89

Dooley, Alan C, A76:l

Dramatic Idyls, C76:13 2

Dramatic monologue, C76:57, C76.-85,

C76:108, C76:119, C76:128

Drew, Philip, C76.-95

Du Bos, Charles, C76:122

Easter-Day, C76.1S

Eliot, T. S., C76:76, C76:128

Eisenberg, Marvin, C76:3 7

Emblems (RB),C76:88

"Epistle of Karshish, An," C76:86

Essay on Shelley, C76:103

Fallis, Richard, C76:38

Feiger, Robert, C76:96

Ferns, John, C76:50

Fifine at the Fair, C76:112, C76:119

Flowers, Betty S., C76.-39

Fowler, Rowena, C76.-40

"Fra Lippo Lippi," C76:50, C76:82,

C76:92, C76.-97, C76:117, C76:126

Freeman, Ronald E., B76:7, B76.-8

Fricke, Donna G., C76:41

Fricke, Douglas C, C76:41

Gayen, N. S., C76:43

Genre (RB), C76:35, C76:51, C76.107

Geraths, Armin, C76.-44

Going, William T., C76:46

Gow, Ronald, C76.67

"Grammarian's Funeral, A," C76:109

Gribben, Alan, C76:47

Gridley, Roy E., C76:48, C76:106

Griffith, D.W., C76:49

Guiliano, Edward, C76:49

Hackett, Susan, C76:50

Hair, DonaldS., C76:51

Halliday, F. E.,C76:52

Hamer-Jones, Rowena, C76:13

Harper, J. W., A76.-4

Hawthorne, Mark D., C76.-54

"Here's to Nelson's Memory," C76:75

Herring, JackW., C76:134

Heslinger, Elizabeth K., C76:55

Heydon, Peter N., A76:5, C76:56

Hicks, Malcolm, C76:99

Hiller, Wendy, C76:67

Hobsbaum, Philip, C76.-57

Holgate, John, C76:58

Honan, Park, C76:59, C76.-62

Hope End, A76:2, C76:89

Home, R. H., C76:71

"How It Strikes a Contemporary," C76:76, C76:81

Imagery (RB), C76:8, C76:23, C76:54,

C76:92, C76:127

"In a Balcony," C76:58, C76:89

"InaYear,"C76:41 Inn Album, The, C76.-32, C76:33

International Browning Society, C76:60

Iremonger, Lucille, C76:61

Iremonger, T. L., C76:61

Irony (RB), C76:50, C76:78, C76:113

Irvine, William, C76:62

"James Lee's Wife," C76-.7

Johnson, Charles W., C76:63, C76:64

Jones, Rev. Thomas, C76.-94

Jowett, Benjamin, C76:25

Kafka, Franz, C76:128

Keating, Peter, C76-.62

Keats, John, C76:44

Keenan, Richard C, C76:49

Keenum, John, C76.-65

Keep, Margaret, C76:89

Kelley, Philip, A76:5

Kendrick, Walter M., C76:66

Kerpneck, Harvey, C76:30

Kilty, Jerome, C76:l

Kincaid, Arthur, C76.67

Kincaid, James R., C76:68

Kincaid, Margaret, C76:69

Kinney, Mrs. Elizabeth, C76:14

Kipling, Rudyard, C76:24, C76:64

Klemperer, Elizabeth G. von, B76.-9

Kosok, Heinz, C76:70

Kozoil, Herbert, C76:70

Laird, Robert G., C76:71

Lanier, Kay A., C76.-72

Lawson, E. Le Roy, C76.-73




Leighton, Sir Frederic, C76:91

"Lines to the Memory of James Dow," C76:84

London Browning Society (reconsti

tuted), C76:12, C76:13, C76:69

Loucks, James F., C76:75, C76:76

Lourie, Margaret A., C76:51

Love(RB), C76:43

"Love Among the Ruins," C76:101, C76:lll

Lucas, John, C76:77, C76:95

Lyrics (RB),C76:30

McClatchey, J. H., C76:78

McComb, Jonn K., C76:79

McCune, Marjorie W., C76:80

McQuade, Raymond F., C76:81

McSweeney, Kerry, C76:106

Makurath, Paul A., Jr., C76:82

Maxwell, J. C, A76:4, C76:3

Maxwell, Richard, A76:5

Maynard, John, C76:83, C76:84

Men and Women, A76:4, C76:129

Mermin, Dorothy M., C76:85

Metropolitan Conservative Journal, C76:125

Miller, Martha, C76:61

Milsand, J. A., B76:3

Milton, John, C76:31

Mishler, Mary K., C76:86

Mitani, Tadashi, C76:87

Munich, Adrienne, C76-.88

Music (RB), C76:10, C76:19, C76:40, C76:63

"My Last Duchess," C76:17, C76:98, C76:128

Myer, Valerie G., C76:39

"NedBratts,"C76:48 "North and the South, The," B76:2

Ogilvy, Mrs. David, A76:5

Old England and Gardeners' Journal, B76:15

"Old Pictures in Florence," C76:37

Orlebar, J.,C76:89

Ormond, Leon?e, C76:91

Ormond, Richard, C76:91

Ower, John, C76:92

Paracelsus, C76:103

Parleyings with Certain People of Impor tance in Their Day, A76-.6, C76:35,

C76:110

Pauline, C76:54, C76:103, C76:106

Pearsall, Robert B., C76:93

Peterson, Linda H., C76:94

Peterson, William S., B76:10, B76:ll,

C76:95, C76:96

Phipps, Charles Thomas, S.J., C76:97

Pickering, Walter J., A76:3

"Pictor Ignotus," C76:15, C76:16

"Pied Piper of Hamelin, The," C76:121

"Pietro of Abano," C76:40, C76:131

Pinsker, Sanford, C76:98

Pippa Passes, B76:15, C76:23, C76:49,

C76:70, C76:103, C76:113, C76:118

Poe, Edgar Allan, C76:128

Poston, Lawrence, III, C76:99

Preyer, Robert O., C76:106

Pricopi, Constantin, A76:7

Princeton University (Art Museum), C76:37

Psychomachia (RB), C76:72

Quarles, Francis, C76:88

Rainwater, Mary J., C76:100

Raisor, Philip, C76:101

Religion (RB), C76:18, C76:25, C76:73,

C76:78, C76:97

Renaissance, C76:21, C76:109, C76:126

Renan, Ernest, C76:25

Ring and the Book, The, C76:5, C76:6,

C76:8, C76:10, C76:66, C76:72,

C76:97, C76:115, C76:127

Rivers, Charles L., C76:103

Roberts, John J., C76:104

Roll-Hansen, Diderik, C76:30

Rossetti, D. G., C76:17, C76:44, C76:65

Ruskin, John, C76:55, C76:80

Ryals, Clyde de L., C76:105, C76:106, C76:107

St. John, Dwight L., A76:6

Saradhi, K. P., C76:108

"Saul,"C76:78

Scheer, Thomas F., C76:109

"Sensation novel," C76:66

"Seranade at the Villa, A," C76:83

Shaw, W. David, C76:96

Shelley, Percy B., C76-.101

Siegchrist, Mark, C76:110

Sirugo, Marilyn S., C76:111

Slinn, E. Warwick, C76:112, C76:113

Smith, Charles W., C76:114

Solimine, Joseph, Jr., C76:115, C76:116,

C76:117, C76:118

Sonnet (RB), C76:46




Sordello, C76:36, C76:103, C76:123, C76:125

Sp?nberg, Sven-Johan, C76:119

Spenceley, R. J. M., C76:120

Stonescu, ?tephan, A76.-7

Strauss, D. F., C76:25

Sun (London), B76:15

Symbolism (RB), C76:10

Taplin, Gardner B., B76:14

"Toccata of Galuppi's, A," C75:63

Toscani, Giovanni, C76:37

Tosi, Maria Jos?, C76:122

Trollope, Anthony, C76.66

Tucker, Herbert F., Jr., C76:123

Turgenev, Ivan, C76:13 3

Turner, J.M.W.,C76:28

Turner, W. Craig, C76.124

Twain, Mark, C76-A7

United Service Gazette, B76.-15

Vann, J. Don, B76:15, C76:125

Vogel, C. S., C76:126

Walker, Steven C, C76:127

Watanabe, Nancy A., C76:128

Watson, J. R., C76:129

Whitla, William J., C76.130

Williams, Rev. J. D., A76:3

Willingham, John R., C76:106

Wolfe, Edward L., C76:131

Wolf enden, Lord, C76:89

Woolford, John, C76:132

"Woman's Last Word, A," C76:31

Yeats, W.B.,C76:38

Zekulin, Nicholas G., C76:133

Zimmerman, J. E., C76:134



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Robert and Elizabeth Barrett Browning: An Annotated Bibliography for 1976