Alfred H. Miles

But her death notice in the Englishwoman's Review noted that few of the rising generation would recognise her name, and (picking up on the language of the Times obituary) accounted for the fact that her...

Alfred H. Miles in The Poets and the Poetry of the Century compared this volume to Robinson's earlier An Italian Garden, adding the somewhat dubious praise that the garden play was worth writing for...

A. H. Miles included DMC in his selection of women poets in The Poets and the Poetry of the Century, published in the 1890s, with the following comment: Though lacking in the higher qualities...

Alice Meynell in a posthumous review of Rossetti's work in the New Review in 1895 argued for the artistic perfection of poems like The Three Enemies and Uphill, Advent, which exhibit a strong and...

EC 's Poems and Songs (one of many such editions and re-issues) appeared posthumously in volume 7 of Alfred H. Miles 's The Poets and the Poetry of the Century, as an indication of her ongoing currency.

A. H. Miles included a selection of SW 's work in The Poets and the Poetry of the Nineteenth Century and the introduction by A. H. Japp describes her work as distinguished by originality, breadth...

In 1872, a year after Elliott's death, Octavio Winslow published The King in His Beauty: A Tribute to the Memory of Miss C. E.Alfred H. Miles included her best-known hymns (such as Just as...

In 1891 Alfred Miles included some of EH 's poetry in the eighth volume of The Poets and the Poetry of the Century. Remarkably, he chose her Beloved, It is Morn as the first...

MK was the only woman chosen for the volume of humorous verse in Alfred H. Miles 's anthology entitled The Poets and the Poetry of the Century, published in 1898.Miles there hails...

A posthumous volume of her Select Poems, edited and introduced by A. H. Japp appeared in 1892 in Alfred H. Miles 's Poets and Poetry of the Nineteenth Century.

Until recently, comment on LSB has dealt exclusively with her poetry. About a decade after her death Alfred H. Miles remembered her as the poetess of evolutionary science. While he tarred her with...