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Title
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Publisher
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Date
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Songs of Night
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Alexander Moring Ltd.,
the De La More Press, London
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1910
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Cecil Barclay Simpson: A Memorial by two Friends
Part 1 by D. M. Baillie,
Part 2 Memorial Verses by A. J. Young
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London, privately printed
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1918
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Boaz and Ruth and Other Poems
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John G. Wilson, London
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1920
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The Death of Eli and Other Poems
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John G. Wilson, London
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1921
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Thirty-One Poems
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John G. Wilson, London
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1922
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The Adversary (includes also the play Rizpah)
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John G. Wilson, London
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1923
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The Bird-Cage (poems)
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J. & E. Bumpus Ltd., London
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1926
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The Cuckoo Clock (poems)
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J. & E. Bumpus Ltd., London
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1928
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The New Shepherd (poems)
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J. & E. Bumpus Ltd., London
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1931
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Winter Harvest (poems)
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The Nonesuch Press, London
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1933
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The White Blackbird (poems)
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Jonathan Cape Ltd., London
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1935
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Collected Poems
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Jonathan Cape Ltd., London
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1936
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Nicodemus: A Mystery, with incidental music by Imogen Holst
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Jonathan Cape Ltd., London
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1937
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Speak to the Earth (poems)
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Jonathan Cape Ltd., London
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1939
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A Prospect of Flowers
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Jonathan Cape Ltd., London
New edition by Viking
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1945
1985
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The Green Man (poems)
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Jonathan Cape Ltd., London
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1947
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A Retrospect of Flowers
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Jonathan Cape Ltd., London
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1950
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Collected Poems
(contains the sanctioned poems from Winter Harvest onwards and the play Nicodemus)
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Jonathan Cape Ltd., London
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1950
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Into Hades (poem)
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Rupert Hart-Davis, London
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1952
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A Prospect of Britain
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Hutchinson, London
Reprinted by the Country Book Club, London
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1956
1957
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Out of the World and Back:
Into Hades & A Traveller in Time
(Revised version of Into Hades)
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Rupert Hart-Davis, London
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1958
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Quiet as Moss: Thirty-six Poems,
chosen by Leonard Clark
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Rupert Hart-Davis, London
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1959
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Collected Poems,
arranged with a bibliographical note by Leonard Clark
(Includes a selection of the early withdrawn poems and the play Nicodemus)
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Rupert Hart-Davis, London
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1960
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The Poet and the Landscape
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Rupert Hart-Davis, London
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1962
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The New Poly-Olbion:
Topographical Excursions
(A collection of Prose Poems)
With an Introductory Account of the Poet‘s Early Days
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Rupert Hart-Davis, London
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1967
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Burning as Light: Thirty-Seven Poems,
chosen by Leonard Clark
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Rupert Hart-Davis, London
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1967
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Posthumous Publications
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The Poetic Jesus
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S.P.C.K., London
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1972
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Complete Poems,
arranged and introduced by Leonard Clark
(Includes many of the early withdrawn poems though it is not complete)
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Secker & Warburg, London
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1974
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The Poetical Works of Andrew Young,
edited and with an Introduction and
Notes by Edward Lowbury & Alison Young
(Centenary Edition, includes a selection of the early withdrawn poems, Memorial Verses, Out of the World and Back as well as the plays The Adversary, Rizpah and Nicodemus)
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Secker & Warburg, London
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1985
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Parables
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The Keepsake Press, London
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1985
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Crystal and Flint: Poems by Andrew Young
selected and introduced by David Burnett,
with Iithographs by Geoffrey Trenaman
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Snake River Press, Brighton
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1991
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Selected Poems by Andrew Young,
edited by Edward Lowbury and Alison Young
(Includes most of the sanctioned short poems, a few of the early withdrawn poems, four prose poems and Into Hades)
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Carcanet Press Ltd, Manchester
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1998
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Major publications about Andrew Young
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Andrew Young: Prospect of a Poet,
Tributes by 14 Writers,
edited by Leonard Clark
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Rupert Hart-Davis, London
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1957
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Andrew Young: Remembrance & Homage
(Compiled and introduced by Leslie Norris. Includes 13 poems in homage to Andrew Young by 13 poets)
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The Tidal Press, Cranberry Island,
Maine
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1978
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Trespassing Ghost: A Critical Study
of Andrew Young, by Roger D. Sell
(Includes a detailed bibliographic
appendix)
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Acta Academiae Aboensis,
Ser A Humaniora, Vol 56 nr 1,
Abo Akademi, 20500 Abo 50,
Finland
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1978
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To Shirk No Idleness:
A Critical Biography of the Poet Andrew Young,
by Edward Lowbury and Alison Young
(Includes further bibliographic information)
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University of Salzburg
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1997
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Andrew Young's Poetic Secretion,
in: Roger D. Sell: Mediating Criticism:
Literary Education Humanized, pp. 57-100
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Benjamins, Amsterdam and Philadelphia
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2001
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