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  • Poems (1904)
  • Rose and Vine (1909)
  • The Hours of Fiammetta; a sonnet sequence (1910)
  • The End of Fiammetta (1923)
  • Aspects of the Italian Renaissance (1923, reprinted 1968)
  • Leonardo the Florentine: A Study in Personality (1927, reprinted in 2003, ISBN 0-7661-4411-9)
  • Invitation to Renaissance Italy (1930)
  • Dunbar, the Poet and his Period (1931, reprinted 1969)
  • Renaissance France (unpublished manuscript, National Library of Scotland)

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