Henry Duff Traill - Works

Works

  • Sterne (1882)
  • Recaptured Rhymes (1882)
  • The New Lucian (1884)
  • Coleridge (1884)
  • Shaftesbury (1886)
  • William III (1888)
  • Strafford (1889)
  • Saturday Songs (1890)
  • The Marquis of Salisbury (1890)
  • Number Twenty: Fables and Fantasies (1892)

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