Works
- The Poems of Shakespeare (1898) editor
- Ronsard & La Pleiade, with Selections From Their Poetry and Some Translations in the Original Meters (1906)
- Sir Walter Scott (1908)
- The Springs of Romance in the Literature of Europe (1910) address, University of Edinburgh October, 1910
- Essays in Romantic Literature (1919) edited by Charles Whibley
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