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Thomas Hardy's public voice: the essays, speeches, and miscellaneous prose

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Main Author:	Hardy, Thomas 1840-1928 (Author)
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	Oxford Clarendon Press 2001
Edition:	1. publ.
Subjects:	Hardy, Thomas <1840-1928> Hardy, Thomas <1840-1928> - Correspondance Hardy, Thomas > 1840-1928 Speeches, addresses, etc., English Quelle Rede Briefsammlung
Online Access:	Inhaltsverzeichnis
Physical Description:	XL, 500 S.
ISBN:	019818526X

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adam_text	THOMAS HARDY'S PUBLIC VOICE The Essays, Speeches, and Miscellaneous Prose Edited by Michael Mitigate CLARENDON PRESS • OXFORD • r CONTENTS Abbreviations Introduction Editorial Procedures THE TEXTS [?The Aims-House Clock?] [? Accounts of Church-Restoration?] [Unpublished Juvenilia] On the Application of Coloured Bricks and Terra Cotta to Modern Architecture [?Reopening of Turnworth Church?] [Wedding Announcement] [Response to Toast of Whitefriars Club] [? Speech at Shotover Dinner?] [Using the Dorset Dialect] 'Thomas Hardy' 'Dialect in Novels' [? Entry in Men of the Time}] [Review of William Barnes's Poems] 'Papers of the Manchester Literary Club' [Pinero's The Squire] ' The Squire at the St James's Theatre' [Advertisement for Two on a Tower] 'English Authors and American Publishers' 'Two on a Tower' [Study and Stimulants] 'Pictures in Elementary Schools' The Dorsetshire Labourer XX xxii xxxviii x Contents 1883 05 'TheLateMr TWH Tolbort,B CS' 57 1884 01 Some Romano-British Relics Found at Max Gate, Dorchester 61 1886 01 [?Thomas Hardy at Max Gate?] 65 1886 02 The Rev William Barnes, B D 65 1887 01 'Fine Passages in Verse and Prose' 72 1887 02 [Assistance to Barnes Biography] 73 1888 01 [Speaking from the Bench] 74 1888 02 'The Profitable Reading of Fiction' • 75 1888 03 [?Assistance to R R Bowker?] 88 1888 04 [The Waterloo Ball] 89 1889 01 [Notes to Philip Henry Gosse's Dorset Reminiscences] 90 1889 02 [In Support of Henry Vizetelly] 91 1889 03 'How Authors Write' 91 1889 04 [Memorial to Wilkie Collins] 92 1889 05 'ABritish Theatre Libre' 93 1890 01 'Candour in English Fiction' 95 1890 02 'The Art of Authorship' 102 1890 03 [Inspired Paragraph on Mrs Jeune's Holiday Fund] 103 1890 04 [Inspired Paragraph on 'Lines' for Ada Rehan] 104 1890 05 [Co-Signed Defence of Harper amp; Brothers] 104 1891 01 'The Science of Fiction' 106 1891 02 'The Merry Wives of Wessex' 110 1891 03 'The State Recognition of Authors' 112 1891 04 [Assistance to Revd W Miles Barnes] 112 1892 01 [New Year's Greeting to American Women] 113 1892 02 [?Partially Inspired Review of Tess of the d'Urbervilles}] 113 1892 03 [Responses to Questionnaire on US Copyright] 114 1892 04 [?Inspired Letter about Tess of the d'Urbervilles}] 115 1892 05 [Inspired Paragraph on less of the d'Urbervilles] 116 1892 06 [?Columbus Album?] 116 1892 07 [List of Autobiographical Dates] 117 1892 08 'A Professorial University for London' 118 1892 09 [?'Mr Thomas Hardy at Max Gate, Dorchester'?] 118 1892 10 [Death Notice for Thomas Hardy, Senior] 119 1892 11 [Memorial Leaflet for Thomas Hardy, Senior] 119 1892 12 [Shelley Memorial Fund] 120 1892 13 'Why I Don't Write Plays' 120 Contents xi 1892 14 [The American Editions of Tess of the d'Urbervilles] 121 1892 15 'Fame's Tribute to Children' 122 1893 01 [Inspired Paragraphs in the Bookman] 124 1893 02 'Dorchester Street-Naming' 125 1893 03 [Authorized Remarks on Family Background] 126 1893 04 'A Question of Priority' 126 1893 05 'A Plea for a Revived Pilgrimage' 12 8 1893 06 'Contrainte et Liberte' 12 8 1893 07 [Testimonial for A P Watt] 129 1894 01 'Methods of Authors' 131 1894 02 'The Tree of Knowledge' 131 1894 03 TheHon Mrs Henniker 132 1895 01 'The Duchy of Cornwall and Mr Thomas Hardy' 135 1895 02 'Canadian Copyright' 136 1895 03 [Speech at Omar Khayyam Club Dinner] 136 1895 04 'Hearts Insurgent' 137 1896 01 'Hymns that have Helped' 138 1896 02 [Sources of The Trumpet-Major] 139 1896 03 [Assistance to Agnes Grove] 140 1896 04 [Assistance to Bertram Windle's Guidebooks] 141 1896 05 [R L Stevenson Memorial Fund] 141 1897 01 [Who's Who Entry, 1897] 142 1897 02 The Well-Beloved 143 1897 03 [Inspired Comment on New York Staging of Tess of the d'Urbervilles] 144 1897 04 'The Disappearance of an Englishman at Zermatt' 145 1897 05 'The Best Scenery I Know' 146 1897 06 [Autograph Quotation in Notables of Britain] 147 1897 07 [The Wessex Society of Manchester] 148 1897 08 [The Discount on Books] 148 1897 09 [Assistance to Dorset Guidebook] 149 1898 01 'Mr George Meredith' 150 1898 02 'ToDr Henriklbsen' 150 1899 01 'A Plea for the Horses' 151 1899 02 'British Authors on French Literature' 152 1899 03 [On Stonehenge] 153 1899 04 [Misrepresented Message on Dreyfus Affair] 15 5 1899 05 'Favourite Books of 1899' 155 1899 06 [Revision of Article in Folk-Lore] 156 xii Contents 1899 07 'A Christmas Ghost Story' 156 1900 01 [The Sphere] 159 1900 02 'Tess at the Coronet Theatre' 159 1900 03 ['Obituary for Laurence W Pike?] 160 1900 04 The American National Red Cross Society 161 1900 05 [Assistance to William Barnes Entry in DNB] 162 1901 01 [Revision of Chambers's Encyclopedia Entry] 163 1901 02 [Revisions to William Archer Interview] 163 1901 03 [Honorary Membership of the Whitefriars Club] 164 1901 04 'The Curse of Militarism' 164 1901 05 [Speech to the Whitefriars Club] 165 1901 06 [The View from Richmond Hill] 166 1901 07 [Abolition of the Royal Buckhounds] 166 1901 08 [Assistance to Clive Holland] 167 1901 09 [The Beauty of Wessex] 168 1901 10 [On Fordington St George] 169 1901 11 [?Inspired Statement in Literature}] 170 1901 12 [On Christmas at the Mermaid] 170 1902 01 The Abbey Gate-House, Cerne Abbas, Dorset 171 1902 02 Victor Hugo 172 1902 03 'The Wessex of Thomas Hardy' 173 1902 04 'M Maeterlinck's Apology for Nature' 174 1902 05 Edmund Kean in Dorchester [1] 176 1902 06 Edmund Keah in Dorchester [2] 177 1902 07 'Maeterlinck and the Censor' 178 1902 08 Edmund Kean in Dorchester [3] 179 1902 09^ 'La Litterature anglaise et la guerre du Sud-Africain' 180 1902 10 [Contribution to Haggard's Rural England] 181 1902 11 [Assistance to Hardy Entry in the Encyclopaedia Britannica] 185 1902 12 [On the First Number of T P 's Weekly] 185 1902 13 Recollections of'Leader Scott' 186 1902 14 'Favourite Books of 1902' 188 1903 01 'The Decay of the Novel' 190 1903 02 [On Capital Punishment] 190 1903 03 'Serial Rights in Stories' 191 1903 04 [Inspired Paragraph on The Dynasts] [1] 192 1904 01 [Inspired Paragraphs on The Dynasts] [2] 193 1904 02 The Dynasts: A Rejoinder 194 Contents xiii 1904 03 The Dynasts: A Postscript 198 1904 04 [Message to the Rationalist Press Association] [1] 200 1904 05 [The Cruelty of Blood Sports] 201 1904 06 'La France est-elle en decadence?' 202 1904 07 [Death Notice for Jemima Hardy] 203 1904 08 [Obituary for Jemima Hatdy] 2 04 1904 09 [Supplement to Obituary for Jemima Hardy] 204 1904 10 [Inspired Paragraph about Jemima Hardy] [1] 205 1904 11 [?Inspired Paragraph on Hardy Cottage?] 206 1904 12 ['Inspired Paragraph about Jemima Hardy?] [2] 207 1904 13 [?Inspired Paragraph about Jemima Hardy?] [3] 207 1904 14 'Tolstoy on War' 208 1904 15 [On Modern Idealism] 209 1904 16 [First Meeting of the Dorset Men in London] 210 1904 17 [Message to the Wessex Society of Manchester] 211 1904 18 Laurence Hope 212 1905 01 'Will Maxim Gorky be Hanged?' 214 1905 02 [Disclaimer of Smithard Interview] [1] 214 1905 03 [Disclaimer of Smithard Interview] [2] 215 1905 04 [Motto for Society ofDorsetMen in London] 216 1905 05 [Vice-Presidency of Dorset Men in London] 216 1905 06 [Aberdeen Honorary Degree] 217 1905 07 [Birthday Dinner for Frederick Greenwood] 217 1905 08 'Far from the Madding Crowd: A Correction' 218 1905 09 [Draft Paragraph Supplied to the Sphere] 219 1905 10 [Contributions to Hermann Lea's Handbook] 220 1905 11 [Introduction to Tyndale Exhibition Catalogue] 220 1905 12 [Unpublished Preface to the Posthumous Poems of Laurence Hope] 221 1905 13 [Dorchester Sewage Works] 224 1905 14 [Speech to the Institute of Journalists] 225 1905 15 'The Commemoration of Crabbe' 225 1905 16 Foreword [to Dorchester (Dorset) and its Surroundings] 226 1906 01 'Anglo-German Relations' 228 1906 02 [?Inspired Paragraphs on Part Two of The Dynasts}] 228 1906 03 HJM: Some Memories and Letters 229 1906 04 [Assistance to Clive Holland] 236 1906 05 [On the Jewish Territorial Organization] 236 1906 06 'A Glimpse ofJohn Stuart MM' 238 xiv Contents Memories of Church Restoration [Message to Dorchester Visit of Society of Dorset Men] 'Keats-Shelley Memorial' [Inspired Statement on Wessex Locations] 'A Commission on Spelling Reform' 'Memorial to the Duma' [A Tower for Holy Trinity Church] [Recollections of Leslie Stephen] [Assistance to H W Nevinson] [?Entry in Dorset Directory?] 'Henry Mills Alden' [?Obituary Paragraphs on the Revd Thomas Perkins?] 'Snake Feeding at the Zoo' [Message to the Rationalist Press Association] [2] 'Opinions on Japan' [On Adelphi Terrace] 'The Censorship of Plays' Forewords [The Society of Dorset Men in London] [Inspired Paragraph on The Dynasts Part Third] 'Mr Meredith's Birthday' 'George Meredith' [Addition to Promotional Leaflet for The Dynasts] Dorset in London [The Tolstoy Jubilee] Maumbury Ring Louis Napoleon, and the Poet Barnes Preface [to Select Poems of William Barnes] [Messina Earthquake Message] [Testimonial for Harry Pouncy] [The Poe Centenary] [Unattributed Comment on Drama and the Novel] Notes on Stinsford Church [On the Death of Meredith] 'The Dramatic Censorship' [An Age of Freedom] [Speech on Dramatization of Farfrom the Madding Crowd] Contents xv 1909 10 [Vivisection] 305 1909 11 'Mr Hardy's Poems' 306 1910 01 [Inspired Paragraphs on Family Background] 308 1910 02 'Mr Hardy's Swinburne Poem' 309 1910 03 [The Moral Rights of Animals] 310 1910 04 [Nature's Indifference to Justice] 311 1910 05 ['Edited'Article on His 70th Birthday] 312 1910 06 [Letter to the Freethinker] 316 1910 07 [Lloyd's Sixpenny Dickens] 317 1910 08 [On Retiring as President of the Dorset Men in London] 318 1910 09 [Speech on Receiving the Freedom of the Borough] 319 1910 10 Some Old-Fashioned Psalm-Tunes Associated with the County of Dorset 323 1911 01 'The English Review and the Spectator1 324 1911 02 [Unattributed Report on Puddletown Church] 324 1911 03 'Mr Thomas Hardy as Witness' 325 1911 04 [Anonymous Correction of Misstatements] 326 1911 05 [Assistance to Saxelby's Hardy Dictionary] 327 1911 06 [Note on'The Distracted Preacher'] 327 1912 01 'Charles Dickens' 329 1912 02 [OnGreenhillPond] 329 1912 03 [Against the Use of Armed Airships] 331 1912 04 'How Shall We Solve the Divorce Problem?' 331 1912 05 [William Dean Howells at Seventy-Five] 332 1912 06 'The Blood Accusation in Russia' 334 1912 07 'A Plea for Pure English' 334 1912 08 'Authors and Their Victims' 336 1912 09 [Supplement to Obituary of Emma Lavinia Hardy] 338 1912 10 [Death Notices for Emma Lavinia Hardy] 339 1913 01 [On Funk and Wagnall's Dictionary] 340 1913 02 'The Conditions of Lasting Peace' 340 1913 03 [Apology for Not Meeting Canadian Teachers] 341 1913 04 [Assistance to Hermann Lea's Hardy's Wessex] 341 1913 05 [On Sudermann's The Song of Songs] 342 1913 06 'The Painless Slaughtering of Animals' 343 1913 07 [Tribute to Anatole France] 344 1913 08 'Performing Animals' 345 1914 01 [Marriage Notices] 347 xvi Contents 1914 02 [On Nietzsche] 347 1914 03 'Which is the Best Short Poem in English?' 348 1914 04 'Britain's Destiny and Duty' 349 1914 05 'Rheims Cathedral' 350 1914 06 'H R H the Prince of Wales' National Relief Fund' 353 1914 07 [?Notes on the Lesser-Known Characters in The Dynasts}] 353 1914 08 'Mr Hardy on Nietzsche A Reply to Critics' 354 1914 09 [List of Publications for the Authors Club of New York] 355 1915 01 'Address and Presentation to Mr Robert Ross' 356 1915 02 [Praise for William Watson Sonnet] 356 1915 03 'The War and Literature' 357 1915 04 [Two Translations for The Book of France] 357 1915 05 [Obituary for Frank George] 361 1915 06 [Death Notice for Frank George] 3 62 1915 07 [?Support for Allied War Aims Statement?] 362 1915 08 [Message for The Times Recruiting Supplement] 363 1915 09 [Synopsis forFarfrom the Madding CrowdFihn] 363 1915 10 [?Commentaries on Illustrations to 'Autograph Edition'?] 365 1915 11 'Death of Miss Mary Hardy' 366 1915 12 [Death Notices for Mary Hardy] 368 1915 13 [On Reading Good Books] 368 1916 01 [Manifesto of Friendship to Spain] 369 1916 02 'Which Is the Finest View in Dorset?' 369 1916 03 Explanation of the Rural Scenes from The Dynasts 370 1916 04 [?'Hardy Play for Red Cross'?] 372 1916 05 [Speech for Florence Hardy at Weymouth Performance of Wessex Scenes] 373 1916 06 [Support for the Cambridge Magazine] 374 1916 07 'Remarkable Appeal to the Cabinet' 375 1916 08 [Committee for an Intellectual Entente] 375 1916 09 [Speech on Wessex Scenes Written for Mrs Hanbury] 375 1916 10 [Speech on Wessex Scenes Written for Lady Ilchester] 377 1917 01 [Reported Remarks on Poundbury Burials] 379 1917 02 [Renewed Support for the Cambridge Magazine] 380 1917 03 'Shakespeare Monument in Rome' 380 1917 04 [Support for University Education in South-West England] 381 Contents xvii 1917 05 'The Harper Centennial' 381 1918 01 'The Best Age' 383 1918 02 [Speech Following Performance of The Mellstock Quire] 384 1918 03 [?Inspired Paragraph on Spoon River Anthology}] 3 84 1918 04 [?Appeal for Mrs Allhusen's Canteens?] 385 1918 05 [Message to American Editors] 387 1918 06 [Footnote to a Swinburne Letter] 387 1918 07 William Barnes 388 1919 01 Foreword [to A Book of Remembrance] 392 1919 02 'Message to the Aussies' 3 94 1919 03 [Association with Clarte] 3 94 1919 04 [Trade Unionism] 395 1919 05 [Unsigned Letter on the Plumage Trade] 395 1919 06 'Mr Gosse's 70th Birthday' 396 1919 07 [On the Canadian Bookman] 3 96 1919 08 [Speech at Opening of Children's Hospital] 397 1919 09 [Christmas Books] 398 1919 10 [Speech on Opening the Mellstock Club] 398 1920 01 'To the Editor of The Old Cambridge' 401 1920 02 [Palestine as a National Home for the Jewish People] - 401 1920 03 [To the Cambridge Vice-Chancellor] 402 1920 04 Prefatory Note [to A Dull DayinLondon] 402 1920 05 [?Inspired Article on The Return of the Native as Play?] 403 1920 06 [On International Disarmament] 405 1920 07 [Re-instatement of Slade Professorship] 406 1921 01 'British' 407 1921 02 'Proposed University for Wessex' 407 1921 03 Introductory Note [to Wessex Worthies] 408 1921 04 'A League of Thinkers' 410 1921 05 [Speech Opening Dorchester Hospital Fete] 410 1921 06 [Support for 'MagnaCharta Day'] 411 1921 07 'Mr Frederic Harrison's 90th Birthday5 412 1921 08 [?Inspired Letter on the Grey Squirrel?] 412 1921 09 'Peace and Goodwill' 413 1922 01 [Tolstoy's Works] 415 1922 02 [On Slaughterhouse Reform] 416 1922 03 [Negative Response to Chapbook Questionnaire] 416 xviii Contents [Horace Moule] [Notes on Professor Chew's Book] [Alderman J C Webber's 80th Birthday] [Testimonial to Arts League of Service] Robert Louis Stevenson [Message for Federation Interallied des Anciens Combattants] Dorchester Dramatic Society [Message to the PEN Club] 'Tanks at Lulworth Cove' 'Mr Thomas Hardy and RLS' [Assistance to Reviewer of Queen of Cornwall Production] [Message to the Transatlantic Review] [Sir Walter Raleigh Memorial Fund] [Facsimile Quotation for British-Legion Album] [On Rabbit-Coursing and Stag-Hunting] [On the Old Theatre in Dorchester] 'The Byron Centenary: A Practical Suggestion' 'Mr Thomas Hardy and Weymouth' 'Byron and the Abbey [Conditions for Performance of Tess Play] [Message to The Bermondsey Book] 'Ronsard Centenary5 [Speech between Performances of less of the d'Urbervilles] [Corrections to J H Fowler Introductions] [Speech to Dorchester Debating and Dramatic Society] [Inspired Letter about Ernest Brennecke's Biography] 'Animals'Welfare Week' [Message to Ramsay MacDonald] [Renewed Support for University of Wessex] 'Future of British Films' [Revision of Harold Child's Thomas Hardy] [Revision to Untermeyer's Modern British Poetry] [Golden Wedding Message to Edmund Gosse] [The Cerne Giant] Contents xix 1925 12 [Intended Tribute to Romain Rolland] 442 1925 13 [Tess of the d'Urbervilles Re-Serialized] 442 1925 14 [The Saturday Review] 443 1925 15 [Tribute to William Watlrins] 444 1926 01 [London Message on Cruel Sports] 445 1926 02 [Assistance to Word-Lore] 445 1926 03 'A Blake Memorial in St Paul's' 446 1926 04 'New Shakespeare Theatre' 446 1926 05 'An Appeal from Dorset' 447 1926 06 [Hopkins's'Thomas Hardy and His Folk'] 447 1926 07 'Fate of Waterloo Bridge' 449 1926 08 'TheDramofEale' 449 1926 09 'Undergraduates from Overseas' 450 1926 10 To the Citizens of Weymouth, Massachusetts 451 1926 11 [Intended Protest against Banning of Broadcast by Shaw] 452 1926 12 [Country Dances and 'The College Hornpipe'] 452 1926 13 [Truro Message on Cruel Sports] 455 1926 14 [Message to Bournemouth Branch, National Union of Journalists] 456 1926 15 'Commemoration Dinner of King's College' 456 1927 01 'Wessex University Scheme5 457 1927 02 [Taunton Message on Cruel Sports] 457 1927 03 'The Preservation of Ancient Cottages' 458 1927 04 [Message to The Countryman] 461 1927 05 Visit of South African Farmers' 461 1927 06 On Laying the Commemoration Stone of the New Dorchester Grammar School 462 1927 07 'English Country-Dances' 465 1927 08 [On Writing Poems] 466 1927 09 GM:A Reminiscence 467 1927 10 [Preface for French Translation of TheDynasts] 470 1927 11 [Recommendation for Tarka the Otter] 472 1927 12 [Final Who's Who Entry] 473 [Appendix] 'Hardy as Memorialist' 475 Index 483
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