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THE BIBLIOGRAPHY


23. The Fleet (from the Times). 24. Jubilee Ode, 1887. 25. On the Death of the Duke of Clarence and Avondale. Index of First Lines.

Detailed Contents of Vol. VIII. ("Maud"; and "The Window.")


Index of First Lines to "Maud."


Appendix to "Maud."

1. Note on the Stanzas published in The Tribute, 1837.

2. Note on a suppressed passage in some early proofsheets of "Maud."

3. Tennyson's "Maud" Vindicated: an Explanatory Essay by Robert James Mann, M.D. London: Jarrold and Sons, 1856.

"No one, with this essay before him, can in future pretend to misunderstand my dramatic poem, 'Maud.' Your commentary is as true as it is full."-(Extract from a letter of Tennyson addressed to the author of the above pamphlet.)


The Window.

Dedication of the privately-printed edition to Sir Ivor Bertie Guest, 1867.

Prose Preface to the published edition, Dec., 1870.

Collation of the text of the privately-printed with that of the published edition, and with the engraved score of music by Arthur Sullivan.