The poetical works of Alfred, Lord Tennyson poet laureate
Subtitle: with a biographical and critical introduction
By: by Eugene Parsons
Publisher: Thomas Y. Crowell & Company
Published: 1897
Place of publication: New York (46 East Fourteenth Street); Boston (100 Purchase Street)
Language: eng
Number of pages: 933
Subjects: English poetry; Poetry; Poésie anglaise; Poésie
Notes: Verso of title page: Copyright, by Thomas Y. Crowell & Company, 1885 and 1897.

Introduction signed and dated: Eugene Parsons, Aug. 10, 1896.

Biography of first editions p. xvii-xviii.
Table of contents: title: Achilles over the trench; title: Adeline; title: Alexander (early sonnets); title: All things will die; title: Amphion; title: Ancient sage, the; title: Arrival, the (the day dream); title: "Ask me more" (princess); title: As through the land (princess); title: Audley Court; title: Aylmer's field; title: "Babble in Bower" (Becket); title: Balin and Balan; title: Ballad of Oriana (the); title: Ballads and other poems; title: Battle of Brunanburh; title: Beautiful city; title: Becket; title: Beggar maid, the; title: Blackbird, the; title: Boadicea; title: Break, break, break; title: Bridemaids, the (early sonnets ); title: Brook, the; title: Buonaparte; title: By an evolutionist; title: Captain, the; title: Caress's or chidden (early sonnets); title: Character, a; title: Charge of the heavy brigade; title: Charge of the light brigade; title: Choric song (the lotos eaters); title: Circumstance; title: City child, the; title: Claribel; title: Columbus; title: Come down, o maid (princess); title: Coming of Arthur, the; title: Come into the garden (Maud); title: Come not when I am dead; title: Crossing the bar; title: Cup, the; title: daisy, the; title: day dream, the; title: dead prophet, the; title: Death of the old year, the; title: Dedication, a; title: Dedicatory poem to the Princess Alice; title: Defence of Lucknow, the; title: Demeter and Persephone; title: De profundis; title: Deserted house, the; title: Despair; title: Dirge, a; title: Dora; title: Dream of fair women, a; title: Dying swan, the; title: Eagle, the; title: Early sonnets; title: Early spring; title: Edward Gray; title: Edwin Morris; title: Eleanore; title: England and America in 1782; title: English Idyis; title: Enoch Arden; title: Epic, the; title: Epilogue; title: Epilogue (day dream); title: Epitaph on Caxton; title: Epitaph on General Gordon; title: Epitaph on Lord Stratford de Redcliffe; title: Experiments; title: Falcon, the; title: Farewell, a; title: Far, far, away; title: Fatima; title: First quarrel, the; title: Fleet, the; title: Flight, the; title: Flower, the; title: Forlorn; title: Frater Ave atque vale; title: Freedom; title: Gardener's daughter, the; title: Gareth and Lynette; title: Geraint and Enid; title: Godiva; title: Golden year, the; title: Go not happy day (Maud); title: Goose, the; title: Grandmother, the; title: Guinevere; title: Hands all round; title: Hapless doom of woman (Queen Mary); title: Happy; title: Harold; title: Helen's tower; title: Hendecasyllabies; title: Hexameters and Pentameters; title: Higher pantheism, the; title: Holy grail, the; title: Home they brought her warrior (princess); title: I come from haunts (the brooks); title: Idyls of the king; title: If I were loved (early sonnets); title: In memoriam; title: In memoriam (W. G. Ward); title: In the children's hospital; title: In the garden at Swainston; title: In the valley of Cauteretz; title: Isabel; title: Islet, the; title: It is the Miller's daughter; title: Juvenilia; title: Kraken, the; title: Lady Clara Vere de Vere; title: Lady Clare; title: Lady of Shalott, the; title: Lancelot and Elaine; title: Last tournament, the; title: Late, late, so late (Guinevere); title: L'envoi (day dream); title: Leonine Elegiacs; title: Letters, the; title: Lilian; title: Literary squabbles; title: Locksley Hall; title: Locksley Hall sixty years after; title: Lord of Burleigh, the; title: Lotos eaters, the; title: Love and death; title: Love and duty; title: Lover's tale, the; title: Love that hath us (Miller's daughter); title: Love thou thy land; title: Lucretius; title: Madeline; title: Margaret; title: Mariana; title: Mariana in the South; title: Maud; title: May Queen, the; title: Merlin and the Gleam; title: Merlin and Vivien; title: Mermaid, the; title: Merman, the; title: Miller's daughter, the; title: Milton (Alcaics); title: Mine be the strength (early sonnets); title: Minnie and Winnie; title: Montenegro; title: Moral (day dream); title: Morte d'Arthur; title: Move eastward, happy earth; title: My life is full of weary days; title: Northern cobbler, the; title: Northern farmer (new style); title: Northern farmer (old style); title: Nothing will die; title: Now sleeps the crimson petal (princess); title: Oak, the; title: Ode on the death of the Duke of Wellington; title: Ode sung at opening of international exhibition; title: Ode to memory, addressed to...; title: Œnone; title: Of old sat freedom on the heights; title: On a mourner; title: On one who affected an effeminate manner; title: On the jubilee of Queen Victoria; title: Opening of the Indian and Colonial exhibition by the queen; title: O swallow, swallow, flying (princess); title: Owd Roä; title: Palace of Art, the; title: Parnassus; title: Passing of Arthur, the; title: Pelleas and Ettarre; title: Play, the; title: Poet, the; title: Poets and their bibliographies; title: Poet's m; title: ind, the; title: Poet's song, the; title: Poland (early sonnets); title: Politics; title: Prefatory poem to my brother's sonnets; title: Prefatory sonnet to the "Nineteenth Century"; title: Princess, the; title: Progress of Spring, the; title: Prologue (day dream); title: Prologue to General Hamley; title: Promise of May, the; title: Queen Mary; title: Recollections of the Arabian Nights; title: Requiescat; title: Revenge, the; title: Revival, the (day dream); title: Ring, the; title: Rizpah; title: Romney's remorse; title: Rosalind; title: Roses on the terrace, the; title: Round table, the; title: Sailor boy, the; title: Sea dreams; title: Sea fairies, the; title: Sir Galahad; title: Sir John Franklin; title: Sir John Oldcastle; title: Sir Launcelot and Queen Guinevere; title: Sisters, the; title: Sleeping Beauty, the (day dream); title: Sleeping Palace, the (day dream); title: Snowdrop, the; title: A spirit haunts; title: The owl; title: To the same; title: The winds as at their hour; title: Specimen of translation Homer's Iliad; title: Spinster's sweet-arts, the; title: Spiteful letter, the; title: St. Agnes' Eve; title: St. Simeon Stylites; title: Supposed confessions of a sensitive mind; title: Sweet and low (princess); title: Talking oak, the; title: Tears, idle tears (princess); title: The form, the form alone (early sonnets); title: The splendor falls (princess); title: Third of February, the; title: Throstle, the; title: Thy voice is heard (princess); title: Tiresias; title: Tithonus; title: Tomorrow; title: To..., after reading a life and letters; title: To..., "as when with downcast eyes"; title: To..., "clearheaded friend"; title: To..., with the following poem; title: To Dante; title: To E. Fitzgerald; title: To E. L., on his travels in Greece; title: To H. R. H. Princess Beatrice; title: To J. M. K.; title: To J. S.; title: To Mary Boyle; title: To one who ran down the English; title: To Princess Frederica; title: To Professor Jebb; title: To the Duke of Argyll; title: To the Marquis of Dufferin and Ava; title: To the queen; title: to the Rev. F. D. Maurice; title: To the Rev. W. H. Brookfield; title: To Ulysses; title: To Victor Hugo; title: To Virgil; title: Two voices, the; title: Ulysses; title: Vastness; title: Victim, the; title: Village wife, the; title: Vision of sin, the; title: Voice and the peak, the; title: Voyage, the; title: Voyage of Maeldune, the; title: Wages; title: Walking to the mail; title: Wan sculptor, weepest thou (early sonnets); title: Welcome to Alexandra; title: Welcome to Marie Alexandrovna; title: What does little birdie say?; title: Will; title: Will waterproof's lyrical monologue; title: Window, the; title: Wreck, the; title: You ask me, why, tho' ill at ease