Collected essays, papers, &c., of Robert Bridges ...
Contributors: Bridges, Mary Monica (Waterhouse)
Publisher: Oxford university press, H. Milford; The Folcroft Press
Published: 1927
Place of publication: London; Folcroft, Pa
Language: eng
Number of pages: 10
Notes: "The general purpose of the series ... is to deal ... with the problem of our English spelling."--Pref., v.1.

Uses phonetic symbols, to a limited degree.

Vols. 4-10 edited by M.M. Bridges.
Table of contents: title: [v.1.] I.The influence of the audience on Shakespeare's drama.; title: [v.2.] II.Humdrum & harum-scarum, a lecture on free verse. III.Poetic diction.; title: [v.3.] IV.A critical introduction to Keats.; title: [v.4.] V.George Darley.; title: [v.5.] VI.The poems of Mary Coleridge. VII.Lord De Tabley's poems.; title: [v.6.] VIII.Dante in English literature. IX.The poems of Emil Brontë. X.Dryden on Milton.; title: [v.7.] XI.Studies in poetry. XII.Springs of Helicon. XIII.Wordsworth & Kipling. XIV.Word-books. XV.Letter on English prosody & note on neo-Miltonics.; title: [v.8.] XVI.The Bible. XVII.Bunyan's Pilgrim's progress. XVIII.Sir Thomas Browne. XIX.George Santayana. XX.The glamour of grammar.; title: [v.9.] XXI.The musical setting of poetry. XXII.Some principles of hymn-singing. XXIII.About hymns. XXIV.English chanting. XXV.Chanting. XXVI.Psalms noted in speech rhythm.; title: [v.10.] XXVII.An address to the Swindon W.E.A. XXVIII.The necessity of poetry. XXIX.Poetry. XXX.Appendix: An account of the casualty department.