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It should be noted that information and views expressed in these articles and essays reflect the research and opinions of the authors.

Items here are generally listed chronologically, although some sequences of closely related subjects are grouped together. Reprinted items are listed under the earliest date of publication. Books can be difficult to place precisely, especially those printed near the end of a year, which tend to have the subsequent year listed on the title page. Some effort has been applied to try to place such books in a proper sequence, particularly in relation to reviews and articles that reply to the work in question. (An example of this problem is William Fearing Gill's Lotus Leaves, printed in November 1874 but with a date of 1875 on the the title page.)


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~~ 1851-1859 ~~

  • “Edgar A. Poe” by John Savage
  • “Poe’s Ulalume” by J. A. Tinnon, Graham’s Magazine (Philadelphia, PA), vol. XXXVIII, no. 2, February 1851, pp. 120-122
  • “Letters From the North” by Thomas Holley Chivers, Georgia Citizen (Macon, GA), vol. 2, no. 28, October 11, 1851, p. 1, col. 7 (a somewhat miscellaneous item, but with a repetion of Chivers' usual claim about Poe's plagiarism of him)
  • “Edgar A. Poe” by Henry S. Cornwall, Waverley Magazine (Boston, MA), vol. III, no. 21, November 29, 1851, p. 331
  • “Character of Edgar A. Poe” by C. Chauncey Burr (The Nineteeth Century, February 1852)
  • “Edgar Poe” by Anonymous, Tait's Edinburgh Magazine (Edinburgh, UK), April 1852, pp. 231-234
  • “[Review of Tales of Mystery, Humour and Poems]” by Anonymous, Glasgow Herald (Glasgow, Scotland), whole no. 5132, April 5, 1852, p. 3, col. 6
  • “Edgar A. Poe” by O. P. R., Waverley Magazine (Boston, MA), vol. IV, no. 17, May 1, 1852, p. 269
  • “[Review of Tales of Mystery, Humour and Poems]” by Anonymous, Derby Mercury (Derby, England), vol. 121, whole no. 7151, May 12, 1852, p. 4
  • “[Review of Tales of Mystery, Humour and Poems]” by Anonymous, North Devon Journal-Herald (Barnstapble, Devon, England), vol. XXVIII, whole no. 111503, May 12, 1852, p. 6
  • “Poe and the English Periodicals” a letter to the editor by W. J. Pabodie (New-York Daily Tribune, June 7, 1852)
  • “[Introductory Note to ‘The Raven’],” by Anonymous, Eliza Cook's Journal (London, UK), vol. 7, no. 170, July 31, 1852, p. 223
  • “A Great Man Self-Wrecked” by Anonymous, National Magazine, October 1852 (very widely reprinted, often without acknowledgment)
  • “[Review of] The Poetical Works of Edgar Allan Poe” by Anonymous, Athenaeum, December 25, 1852
  • “Edgar Allan Poe” by James Hannay, The Poetical Works of Edgar Allan Poe, London: Addey and Co., 1853
  • “The Life and Poetry of Edgar Poe” by Anonymous, Chambers' Edinburgh Magazine (Edinburgh, UK), vol. XIX, ns. no. 478, February 26, 1853
  • “Edgar Allan Poe” by Richard H. Stoddard, National Magazine, March 1853
  • “Poe, Poets, Etc.” by Catherine Ledyard, Supplement to the Evening Post (New York), March 21, 1853
  • “Edgar A. Poe” by Henry Clay Preuss (National Intelligencer, May 19, 1853)
  • [The Chivers Controversy] — July 1853 - August 1854 Waverly Magazine (Boston, MA) (These articles continue a sequence that Chivers started years earlier in the George Citizen)
    • “Origin of Poe’s ‘Raven’ ” by Dr. Thomas H. Chivers (as “Fiat Justitia”), Waverley Magazine, July 30, 185, p. 373, cols. 1-3 (reprinted in two installments in the Georgia Citizen, September 22 and 29, 1854)
    • “A Croak from the ‘Raven’ ” by Henry S. Cornwell, Waverley Magazine, August 13, 1853, p. 105, col. 3
    • “Edgar A. Poe” by J. J. P., Waverley Magazine, August 13, 1853, p. 105, cols. 3-4
    • “Honey from Hybia” by Dr. Thomas H. Chivers (as “Fiat Justitia”), Waverley Magazine, August 20, 1853, pp. 120-121
    • “The True Odin” by Felix Forresti, Waverley Magazine, August 20, 1853, p. 121, cols. 1-2
    • “Thoughts for the Waverly [[Waverely]]” by M., Waverley Magazine, August 27, 1853, p. 136, col. 1
    • “Edgar A. Poe” by Anonymous, Waverley Magazine, August 27, 1853, p. 136, col. 2
    • “Plagiarism” by S. Herbert Lancey, Waverley Magazine, September 3, 1853, p. 152, col. 3
    • “The Phœnix’ ” by Dr. Thomas H. Chivers (as “Fiat Justitia”), Waverley Magazine, September 10, 1853, p. 168, cols. 1-3
    • “Paul before Felix” by J. J. P., Waverley Magazine, September 10, 1853, p. 168, cols. 3-4
    • “Another Croak from ‘The Raven’ ” by Henry S. Cornwell, Waverley Magazine, September 10, 1853, pp. 168-169
    • “Poe’s Raven” by J. S. P., Waverley Magazine, September 17, 1853, p. 184, col. 4
    • “Poetry and Plagiarism” by Troubadour, Waverley Magazine, September 17, 1853, p. 189, cols. 1-2
    • “Poe’s Plagiarisms” by Dr. Thomas H. Chivers (as “Fiat Justitia”), Waverley Magazine, October 1, 1853
    • “Correspondence” by Moses A. Dow, Waverley Magazine, October 29, 1853 (at this point, M. A. Dow, the editor and proprietor, was officially shutting down the discussion)
    • “Letter from Mrs. Jane E. Locke” by Jane Ermina Locke, Waverley Magazine, August 5, 1854
  • “Edgar A. Poe”
    • “Edgar A. Poe” by George Lippard, Sunday Mercury (Philadelphia, PA) (about September or October 1853) (no copies located)
    • “Edgar A. Poe” by George Lippard, Weekly News (Charleston, SC) (October 3, 1853) (apparently a unique file with this issue is at the Library of Congress)
    • “Edgar A. Poe” by George Lippard, Savannah Evening Journal (Savannah, GA) (October 15, 1853), vol. III, no. 106, p. 1
    • “Edgar A. Poe” by George Lippard, Montrose Democrat (Montrose, PA) (November 24, 1853), vol. X, no. 46, p. 1, col. 5
    • “Edgar A. Poe” by George Lippard, Dodge’s Literary Museum (Boston, MA) (October 21, 1854)
  • “The Genius and Characteristics of Edgar Allan Poe” by George Rex Graham, Graham’s Magazine, February 1854
  • “Editor’s Table: [Annabel Lee]” by John R. Thompson, Southern Literary Messenger (Richmond, VA), vol. 20, no. 1, February 1854, pp. 124-125
  • “Authors and Books: Edgar Poe” by George Gilfillan [as Apollodorus], The Critic, London Literary Magazine (London, UK), March 1, 1854
  • “Recent American Poets: Edgar Allan Poe” by Anonymous, London Quarterly Review, June 1854
  • “The Grave of Poe”
    • “The Grave of Poe” by W. W. H., Missouri Daily Republican (St. Louis, MO), August 15, 1854
    • “The Grave of Edgar A. Poe” by anonymous, Buffalo Express (Buffalo, NY), vol. IX, whole no. 2660, August 23, 1854 (a somewhat abbreviated form of the article by W. W. H., apparently followed by numerous other reprints)
    • “The Grave of Edgar A. Poe” by anonymous, Troy Daily Whig (Troy, NY), August 23, 1854 (a much abbreviated form of the article by W. W. H., apparently followed by numerous other reprints)
    • “The Grave of Edgar A. Poe” by anonymous, New York Times (New York, NY), August 28, 1854 (a notice briefly commenting on the article by W. W. H.)
    • numerous reprints, in excerpted form
  • “Reading Raids I — American Literature: Poe; Hawthorne” by William Brighty Rands, Tait's Magazine (Edinburgh, UK), January 1855
  • “A Poem by the Spirit of Edgar A. Poe” by Thomas Lake Harris, Spiritual Telegraph (New York, NY), 1855
  • “Edgar Allan Poe” by Anonymous, Lives of the Illustrious: The Biographical Magazine, May 1855
  • “Edgar A. Poe” by Henry F. Cook, Waverley Magazine (Boston, MA), June 30, 1855
  • “From the Spirit World” by R. H. Brown, Spiritual Telegraph (New York, NY), July 21, 1855
  • “E. A. Poe’s Death and Burial” (first version) by Dr. J. E. Snodgrass
    • “E. A. Poe’s Death and Burial” by Dr. J. E. Snodgrass, Women’s Temperance Paper (Seneca Falls, NY) (probably June 1855). (No copy of this issue has been located, nor indeed have any copies of any issues of this paper been found. As a result, the specific date of publication is not certain, although it appears to have been one month prior to the earliest reprint, below.) (This article was in the form of a letter from Snodgrass to Mary C. Vaughan, editor of the newspaper. Snodgrass was apparently replying to a very brief statement in the issue of May 1855.)
    • “E. A. Poe’s Death and Burial” by Dr. J. E. Snodgrass, New York Reformer (Watertown, NY) (July 26, 1855) vol. 5, no. 48 (apparently a full reprint).
    • “E. A. Poe’s Death and Burial” by Dr. J. E. Snodgrass, Spiritual Telegraph (January 26, 1856) (a nearly full reprint of the letter).
    • “[Review of Works of the Late Edgar Allan Poe], ” by Anonymous, Graham's Magazine (Philadelphia, PA), vol. 48, no. 5, May 1856. p. 466, col. 2
    • “Death and Burial of Edgar A. Poe” by Dr. J. E. Snodgrass, Life Illustrated (May 17, 1856) (slightly abbreviated).
    • “Death and Burial of Edgar A. Poe” by Dr. J. E. Snodgrass, Evening Star (Washington, D. C.) (August 29, 1856) (Although it cites only the Women’s Temperance Paper, this article appears to have been reprinted from the Life Illustrated version.)
    • “Edgar Allen [[Allan]] Poe — His Death and Burial” by Dr. J. E. Snodgrass, Los Angeles Star (August 30, 1856) (nearly a full reprint).
  • “Poe’s “Raven,” in ‘The Poets and Poetry of America’,” by Rufus W. Griswold, New York Daily Times, November 19, 1855
  • “Edgar A. Poe” by Evert A. and George L. Duyckinck (Cyclopedia of American Literature, 1856)
  • “[Review of The Works of Edgar A. Poe]” by Anonymous, Buffalo Daily Courier (Buffalo, NY), March 13, 1856 (includes a comment about Pym)
  • “[Review of The Works of Edgar A. Poe]” by Anonymous, Providence Daily Journal (Providence, RI), vol. XXVII, no. 72, March 25, 1856, p. 1, col. 7 (includes a comment about Pym)
  • “The Late Edgar Allan Poe” by Anonymous, United States Democratic Review (New York, NY), April 1856
  • “[Notice of Poe's Works]” by William E. Cramer, Weekly Wisconsin (Milwaukee, WI), April 2, 1856, p. 2, col. 3
  • “[Review of The Works of the Late Edgar Allan Poe]” by Anonymous, Graham's Magazine (Philadelphia, PA), vol. 48, no. 5, May 1856, p. 466, col. 2
  • “Spirit Poem on The Raven” by Thomas Lake Harris, Spiritual Herald; A Record of Spiritual Manifestations (London and New York), July 1856
  • “[A series of articles proposing a monument over the grave of Edgar A. Poe]” — July 1856 - September 1857 — Cosmopolitan Art Journal
    • “[Remains of Edgar A. Poe]” — July 1856 — by Orville James Victor (?), Cosmopolitan Art Journal (New York, NY)
    • “Honor to Genius” — March 1857 — by Orville James Victor (?), Cosmopolitan Art Journal (New York, NY)
    • “Remembrance of the Dead” — June 1857 — by Orville James Victor (?), Cosmopolitan Art Journal (New York, NY)
    • “Poe Monument” — September 1857 — by Orville James Victor (?), Cosmopolitan Art Journal (New York, NY)
  • “Affairs in France: Edgar A. Poe” by Malakoff, New York Times (New York NY), vol. V, no. 1508, July 19, 1856, p. 2, col. 6
  • “[Review of The Works of the Late Edgar Allan Poe]” by Mrs. E. V. Smith, North American Review (Boston, MA), October 1856. (a large portion of this article is quoted in an article by N. P. Willis in the Home Journal for October 18, 1856 as a “Letter from Idlewild,” addressed to G. P. Morris.)
  • “Letter from Idlewild” by Nathaniel P. Willis, Home Journal, October 18, 1856
  • “Edgar Allen [[Allan]] Poe” by Anonymous, Richmond Enquirer, vol. LIII, no. 61, November 25, 1856
  • “[Letter to the Editor]” by Louis A. Godey, Knickerbocker Magazine, vol. 49, no. 1, January 1857
  • “[Review of Tales of Mystery, and Poems]” by Dan Wilson, Canadian Journal of Science, Literature and the Arts, March 1857
  • “Edgar A. Poe” by Elizabeth Oakes Smith, United States Magazine, vol. IV, no. 3, March 1857, 4:262-268
  • “Edgar Allan Poe” by W. Moy Thomas, Train (April 1857).
  • [Review of Arthur Gordon Pym, from Works] by Paul Hamilton Haynes, Russell’s Magazine, April 1857
  • “Edgar A. Poe (Editor's Studio)” by Seba Smith, United States Magazine, vol. IV, no. 6, June 1857, 4:633-634
  • “Byron and Poe” by Anonymous (Viator), Virginia University Magazine, June 1857
  • “Edgar Allan Poe” by Andrew Kennedy Hutchinson Boyd (as K. P. I.), Fraser's Magazine (London, UK), vol. LV, no. 6, whole no 330, June 1857, pp. 684-700 (largely a review of the 1856 edition of Poe's works in 4. vols., the 1853 Hannay edition of Poe's poems and the 1852 edition of Poe's Tales of Mystgery, Imagination, and Humour; and Poems) (also reprinted in Littell's Living Age, vol. LIV, whole no. 686, July 18, 1857, pp. 150-164)
  • “[Poe and Griswold, an exchange]” — Daily Illinois State Journal (Springfield, IL), vol. X, 1857
    • “Edgar A. Poe” by “***” — Daily Illinois State Journal (Springfield, IL), vol. X, no. 75, September 9, 1857, p. 2, col. 3
    • “Rev. Dr. Griswold and Edgar Poe” by “Bluffdale” — Daily Illinois State Journal (Springfield, IL), vol. X, no. 79, October 20, 1857, p. 2, col. 3
    • “Rev. Dr. Griswold and Edgar Poe” by “***” — Daily Illinois State Journal (Springfield, IL), vol. X, no. 117, October 29, 1857, p. 1, cols. 1-2
  • “The Raven — by Edgar A. Poe”  by John R. Thompson (?), Southern Literary Messenger, November 1857, p. 331-335)
  • “Edgar A. Poe” by James Wood Davidson, Russell’s Magazine, November 1857
  • “Edgar A. Poe” by John P. Lacoix, Sunday Delta (New Orleans, LA), January 24, 1858
  • “Posthumous Vindication” by N. P. Willis (???), Home Journal (New York, NY), February 6, 1858
  • “[Review of The Works of the Late Edgar Allan Poe]]” by Bryan Waller Proctor, Edinburgh Magazine, April 1858, vol. CVII, no. 2, pp. 419-442.
  • “[Spirit Acrostic from Poe” by Anonymous, Wheeling Daily Intelligencer (Wheeling, VA), August 12, 1858 (a short acrostic spelling out the name “Edgar,” supposedly received by a Washington A. Danskin, of Baltimore.)
  • “Letter About Edgar Poe” by Nathaniel Parker Willis, Home Journal (New York, NY), October 30, 1858
  • “Edgar Allen [[Allan]] Poe” by E. R. R., Vermont Journal (Windsor, VT), November 20, 1858, p. 1, cols. 1-2
  • “[Review of The Poetical Works of Edgar Allan Poe],” by Anonymous, Shippensburg News (Shippensburg, PA), November 27, 1858, p. 2, col. 2
  • “[Review of Poe's Poems, Illustrated]” by Anonymous, Wheeling Daily Intelligencer (Wheeling, VA), November 30, 1858
  • “Editorial Etchings” by Anonymous, Cosmopolitan Art Journal (New York, NY), December 1858, vol. 3, no. 1, p. 51
  • “Edgar A. Poe and A. J. Davis” by Charles Partridge, Spiritual Telegraph (New York, NY), vol. VIII, no. 31, November 26, 1859, pp. 367-368
  • “[Edgar A. Poe in Philadelphia]” by “Penn Junior” (Lambert A. Wilmer), Cincinnati Daily Gazette (Cincinnati, OH), vol. 70, no. 312, December 29, 1859, p. 1, cols. 5-6

 


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~~ 1870-1879 ~~

  • “The Portrait [of Poe],” by Sarah Helen Whitman, July 1870 and 1879 (several versions of this poem)
  • “[Reminiscence of Edgar Allan Poe],” by William Gowans, Catalogue of American Books, no. 28, 1870 (This is a long description accompanying a copy of Pym that Gowans was selling.)
  • “Something New About Poe,” by Anonymous, Brooklyn Daily Times (Brooklyn, NY), June 9, 1870 (a made up story of the origin of Poe's poem “The Bells.”)
  • “The Grave of Poe” by Eugene L. Didier, etc., Appletons’ Journal, January - March 1872
    • “The Grave of Poe” by Eugene L. Didier, Appletons’ Journal, January 27, 1872 (the article was widely copied in newspapers)
    • “The Grave of Poe” by G. A. Berry, Appletons’ Journal, February 24, 1872 (a letter to the editors)
    • “The Grave of Poe” by Eugene L. Didier, Appletons’ Journal, March 16, 1872 (a letter to the editors in reply)
  • “Poe’s Method of Writing,” by Paul H. Haynes, Appletons’ Journal, May 4, 1872
  • “Edgar A. Poe and the Juleps,” by John R. Thompson, Lippincott's Magazine, vol. IX, no. 33, May 1872 (widely reprinted in newspapers)
  • “Edgar Allan Poe,” by Richard H. Stoddard, Harper’s Monthly Magazine, September 1872
  • “Edgar Allan Poe: His Life and Works” by Charles Baudelaire (translated by Henry Curwen), London: John Camden Hotten, 1873
  • “Midnight and Morning” by Thomas Cottrell Clarke, Our Monthly: A Magazine of Religion and Literature, April 1873
  • “Poe's Early Poems” by Frank Jocelyn, The Aldine (New York, NY), May 1873
  • “[Edgar Allan Poe]” by M. B. Field, Memories of Many Men and of Some Women, New York: Harper Brothers, 1874
  • “New Facts about Edgar Allan Poe” by John H. Ingram, The Mirror (London, UK), January-February 1874
  • “Edgar Allan Poe's Early Poems” by John H. Ingram, Gentleman's Magazine (London, UK), May 1874
  • “Edgar Poe” by John H. Ingram, June 1874, Temple Bar (London, UK), vol. XLI, no. 3, pp. 375-387 June 1874
  • “Preface” and “Memoir of Poe” by John H. Ingram, The Works of Edgar Allan Poe, Edinburgh: Adam and Charles Black, 1874
  • “Poe’s House at Fordham” by Mrs. Martha J. Lamb, Appletons’ Journal, July 18, 1874
  • “Edgar Allan Poe” by W. Baird, Southern Magazine (Baltimore, MD), vol. 15, no. 2, August 1874, pp. 190-203
  • “[Letter to G. W. Eveleth]” by John H. Ingram, Southern Magazine (Baltimore, MD), vol. 15, no. 4, October 1874, pp. 428-429
  • “Edgar Allen [[Allan]] Poe” by Edmund W. Gosse, The Examiner (London, UK), December 19, 1874 (a review of Ingram's edition of Poe's works)
  • “Edgar A. Poe and His Biographer, Rufus W. Griswold” by William Fearing Gill, Lotos Leaves, Boston: W. F. Gill & Co., 1875  (Although 1875 appears on the title page, as was a common practice with publishers for books appearing at the end of the year, the copyright date is 1874, and it was apparently available in November 1874. It was reprinted in 1885 by Chicago and New York: Belford, Clarke & Co.)
  • “Edgar A. Poe and His Bigrapher” by Anonymous, The World (New York, NY), December 21, 1874 (a review of Gill's article from Lotus Leaves)
  • [Review of the Ingram edition of Poe’s Works] by Robert Louis Stevenson, the Academy (London, UK), January 2, 1875 (also reprinted in the Academy, February 18, 1899, pp. 219-221)
  • “Edgar A. Poe” by Amanda Bartlett Harris, Hearth and Home (New York, NY), January 9, 1875, p. 24 cols. 1-2
  • “A Few Things Concerning Poe” by Moncure D. Conway, Springfield Republican (Springfield, MA), January 23, 1875, p. 7 cols. 1-2
  • “Edgar Allan Poe” from Sorrow and Song: Studies of Literary Struggle by Henry Curwen, London: Henry S. King & Co., 1875
  • “Poe and His Biographers” by Anonymous, Athenaeum (London, UK), whole no. 2470, February 27, 1875, pp. 287-288 (Review of Ingram's edition of Poe's Works and Curwen's Song and Sorrow)
  • Edgar Allan Poe by John H. Ingram, International Review, March 1875 (a condensation of the memoir from Ingram's edition of Poe's Works.
  • The Works of Edgar Allan Poe by Anonymous, Pall Mall Gazette (London, UK), vol. XXI, whole no. 3131, March 1, 1875, p. 12, cols. 1-2 (a review of the Ingram edition of Poe's works)
  • [Review of the Curwen’s Sorrow and Song] by John H. Ingram, the Academy (London, UK), March 13, 1875
  • “Calamities of Genius” by Anonymous, Gloversville Intelligencer (Gloversville, NY), vol. IX, no. 22, May 27, 1875, p. 1, col. 7 (probably reprinted from the Cuba True Patriot (Cuba, NY), April 23, 1875)
  • “[Review of Ingram's edition of Poe's Works]” by William Hand Browne, Southern Magazine (Baltimore, MD), vol. 16, no. 6, June 1875, pp. 640-650
  • “The Poe Monument” by Anonymous, Baltimore Sun (Baltimore, MD), vol. LXXVII, no. 54, July 17, 1875, p. 4, col. 4
  • “A Mad Man of Letters” by Francis Gerry Fairfield (with some replies)
    • “A Mad Man of Letters” by Francis Gerry Fairfield, Scribner’s Monthly, October 1875.
    • “Poe, Critic, and Hobby” a letter to the editor by Mrs. Sarah Helen Whitman, New York Daily Tribune, October 13, 1875
    • “[Comment on Poe and Epilepsy” a letter by Dr. Abraham Oakie (as Medicus), Providence Daily Journal (Providence, RI), October 16, 1875, vol. XLIX, no. 247, p. 2, col. 1 (Dr. Oakie was a friend of Mrs. Whitman, and had examined Poe at her home)
    • “Edgar Allan Poe” a letter to the editor by Francis Gerry Fairfield, New York Daily Tribune, October 18, 1875
    • “The Poet Not an Epileptic” a letter to the editor by Frederic Rowland Marvin (as “F. R. M.”), New York Daily Tribune, October 18, 1875
    • “‘The Bells’ and ‘Annabel Lee’ ” a letter to the editor by John S. Hart, New York Daily Tribune, November 17, 1875
    • “Poe an Epileptic” a letter to the editor by Francis Gerry Fairfield, New York Daily Tribune, November 17, 1875
  • “Edgar Allan Poe” by Alexander Hay Japp, British Quarterly Review, July 1, 1875 (This article is primarily a review of the 1875 edition of Poe's works edited by John Henry Ingram)
  • “The Monument to Edgar Allan Poe” by Anonymous, New York Herald, October 28, 1875.
  • “Official Memorandum of the Death of Edgar A. Poe” by Dr. John J. Moran
    • “Official Memorandum of the Death of Edgar A. Poe” by Dr. John J. Moran, New York Herald, October 28, 1875. (This article appears to be the very first printing of this material)
    • “Official Memorandum of the Death of Edgar A. Poe” by Dr. John J. Moran, Baltimore Sun, October 29, 1875. (This article reprints the material by Moran, apparently from the New York Herald with a different introduction)
    • “Official Memorandum of the Death of Edgar A. Poe” by Dr. John J. Moran, Works of Edgar Allan Poe, New York: W. J. Widdleton, 1876 (reprinted in subsequent editions)
  • “Edgar Allan Poe” by Gabriel Harrison, Brooklyn Daily Eagle, November 17, 1875
  • “Edgar Allan Poe” an anonymous editorial comment New York Daily Tribune, November 17, 1875
  • “The Poet Edgar Allan Poe; Sketch of His Life and Writings” by Anonymous, Baltimore Sun, November 17, 1875
  • “The Poet Edgar Allan Poe; Dedication of a Monument to His Memory” by Anonymous, Baltimore Sun, November 18, 1875
  • “The Poe Monument” by Eugene L. Didier (unsigned) New York Daily Tribune, November 18, 1875
  • “Walt Whitman at the Poe Funeral” by Anonymous, Evening Star (Washington, DC), November 18, 1875
  • “The Poe Monument,” New York Herald (New York, NY), November 18, 1875
  • “Poe's Politian” by John H. Ingram
    • “Poe's Politian” by John H. Ingram — London Magazine of Light Literature (London, UK), vol. I, no. 1, November 1875, pp. 47-54 (includes a facsimile of a portion of one page of the manuscript, and a facsimile signature of Ingram. Neither facsimile is used in other printings)
    • “Poe's ‘Politian’,” by John H. Ingram — Southern Magazine (Baltimore, MD), vol. I, no. 1, November 1875, pp. 47-54 (includes a number of mostly minor changes from the previous article, primarily for phrasing and clarity. A footnote has also been added by the editor.)
  • “Edgar Allan Poe” by George W. Childs, Public Ledger, November 27, 1875
  • “Edgar Allan Poe” by Robert. T. P. Allen, Scribner’s Monthly Magazine, November 1875
  • “Edgar Allan Poe: Some Personal Reminiscences of the Dead Poet,” by Anonymous, Bristol News (Bristol, VA), December 21, 1875 (some recollections collected by Shapley from Mrs. Clemm)
  • “Preface” and “Memoir” by Richard H. Stoddard, London: George Routledge, 1875 (almost immediately afterward reprinted by New York: W. J. Widdleton, 1875)
  • [An exchange between J. H. Ingram and W. F. Gill]
  • “Edgar Allan Poe” an exchange
    • “Edgar Allan Poe,” by Brander Mathews, Notes and Queries (London, UK), January 29, 1876, p. 88, col. 1 (an inquiry about Poe's claim to have been the grandson of Benedict Arnold)
    • “Edgar Allan Poe,” by W. S., Notes and Queries (London, UK), February 26, 1876, p. 175, cols. 1-2 (a reply)
  • “Recollections of Poe”
    • “Recollections of Poe” by Elizabeth Oakes Smith, Home Journal (New York), March 15, 1876, p. 1 cols. 5-7 and p. 2, cols. 1-2
    • “Edgar A. Poe” by Mrs. Susan Archer T. Weiss (New York Herald), April 26, 1876 (replying to Mrs. E. O. Smith’s article on Poe from the Home Journal)
  • “[Edgar A. Poe a Plagiarist]” (an exchange) Notes and Queries (London, UK)
  • “Edgar Allan Poe” an exchange
    • “E. A. Poe,” by Brander Mathews, Notes and Queries (London, UK), May 13, 1876, pp. 386-387 (an inquiry about Poe's memorial grave)
    • “Edgar Allan Poe,” by John H. Ingram, Notes and Queries (London, UK), June 3, 1876, p. 455, col. 1 (a reply)
  • “The Unknown Poetry of Edgar Poe” by John H. Ingram, Belgravia (London, UK), June 1876 (reprints poems from the copy of Tamerlane and Other Poems discovered in the British Museum Library)
  • “Edgar Allen [[Allan]] Poe,” by Anonymous, Oakland Daily Evening Tribune (Oakland, CA), June 14, 1876, vol. IX, no. 698. p. 1, col. 1 (minor comments about Poe's shifting reputation.)
  • “Some New Facts about Edgar A. Poe” by William Fearing Gill, Laurel Leaves, Boston: W. F. Gill & Co., 1876
  • “Life of Edgar A. Poe” by Eugene L. Didier
  • “The Bibliography of Edgar Poe” by John H. Ingram, Athenaeum (London, UK)
  • “Edgar Allan Poe's ‘Raven’,” by John H. Ingram, Notes and Queries (London, UK), August 5, 1876, p. 108, cols. 1-2 (Ingram is looking for a translations of “The Raven,” especially a Latin translation by Lewis Gidley. This would be for the edition of “The Raven, with Literary and Historical Commentary” that Ingram would publish in 1885.)
  • “John Neal” by John H. Ingram, Athenaeum (London, UK), whole no. 2555, August 14, 1876, pp. 507-508 (an obituary of Neal, with no real mention of Poe. This item is presented here chiefly because it is listed in the bibliography of Building Poe Biography.)
  • “The Lunar Hoax” by John H. Ingram, Athenaeum (London, UK), whole no. 2547, August 19, 1876, p. 241
  • “Edgar Allan Poe” by “Will. O. A.,” Wheeling Daily Register (Wheeling, WV), November 25, 1876, vol. 14, no. 111
  • “[Review of Didier’s Life and Poems of Edgar Allan Poe]” by John H. Ingram, Athenaeum (London, UK), whole no. 2572, February 10, 1877, pp. 187-189.
  • “Recent Edgar Poe Literature” by John H. Ingram, Civil Service Review (London, UK), February 17, 1877, pp. 161-162
  • “Life and Literature of Edgar A. Poe” by Francis Gerry Fairfield, The Library Table (New York, NY), vol. II, no. 2, April 1877, pp. 31-32.
  • “Edgar Allan Poe” by James Ashcroft Noble, New Quarterly Magazine (London, UK), vol. VIII, no. 7, July 1877, pp. 410-427
  • “The Author of ‘The Raven’,” by William F. Gill, Baldwin's Monthly (New York, NY), vol. XV, no. 8, August 1877, p. 5
  • “New Version of an Old Story” (an exchange)
    • “[William F. Gill and Poe]” by Anonymous, The Library Table (New York, NY), vol. III, no. 10, August 30, 1877, pp. 147 and 149-150
    • “New Version of an Old Story” by Mrs. Sarah H. Whitman, Providence Daily Journal (Providence, RI), vol. LI, no. 229, September 25, 1877, p. 2, col. 4
    • “[Some Comments on Poe]” by Anonymous, The Library Table (New York, NY), vol. III, no. 13, October 11, 1877, pp. 197-198
  • Edgar Allan Poe: A Memorial Volume, edited by Sara Sigourney Rice, Baltimore: Turnbull Brothers, 1877 (book). (Although dated 1877, the book was announced in newspapers as imminent in November, and available by mid-December of 1876.)
  • The Life of Edgar Allan Poe by William Fearing Gill (first edition issued about October 1877)
    • The Life of Edgar Allan Poe by William Fearing Gill (New York: D. Appleton & Co., etc., 1877 - first edition) (a second edition, identical with the first edition, with the addition of a short list of errata, was printed by New York: C. T. Dillingham, etc., 1877) (315 pp.) (Both the first and second editions are dedicated to Neilson Poe.)
    • The Life of Edgar Allan Poe by William Fearing Gill (London: Chatto & Windus, 1878 - Third edition) (revised and expanded) (347 pp.) (It chiefly reprints the earlier edition, but makes changes in various sections of the text and adds 32 pages of notes, tied back to the original text by letter codes. There is also a “Preface to the Third Edition” appended to the end of the original preface) (A fourth edition, reprinting the third edition, was printed later in 1878 by London: Chatto & Windus and New York: W. J. Widdleton. A fifth edition, reprinting the third edition, was printed in 1880 by New York: W. J. Widdleton. It is stated as revised and enlarged, but apparently just repeating the earlier claim. This edition was also printed by London: Chatto & Windus. All of these editions are 347 pp.) (The third edition was dedicated to Wilkie Collins; the fourth to the University of Virginia; and the fifth to Anne Lynch Botta.)
  • “[Review of Gill’s Life of Edgar Allan Poe]” by Anonymous, Atlantic Monthly (New York, NY), vol. 40, whole no. 239, September 1877, pp. 373-374
  • “Edgar A. Poe” by Anonymous, Kennebeck Journal (Augusta, ME), vol. VIII, no. 226, September 24, 1877, p. 4, col. 1 (a comment on the controversy around W. G. Fill's biography of Poe, and his harsh depiction of Griswold)
  • “[Review of Gill’s Life of Edgar Allan Poe]” by John H. Ingram, Athenaeum (London, UK), whole no. 2606, October 6, 1877, pp. 426-427.
  • “[Review of Gill’s Life of Edgar Allan Poe]” by Anonymous, Lippincott’s Magazine, October 1877.
  • “The Journal of Julius Rodman; A Newly-Discoverd Work by the Late Edgar A. Poe” by J. H. Ingram, Mirror of Literature (London, UK), vol. I, no. 1, November 3, 1877, p. 9 cols. 1-2 and p. 10, cols. 1-2
  • “Two Lives of Poe” by Francis Gerry Fairfield, The Library Table (New York, NY), vol. IV, no. 2, whole no. 31, November 10, 1877.
  • “The Personality of Poe” by Charles F. Briggs
    • “The Personality of Poe” by Charles F. Briggs, Independent, December 13, 1877. (This article was reprinted in various places, including the New York Sun (adapting a pagagraph from Briggs’ article; clipping in Ingram Collection, item 719); and “Poe as He Was” by Charles F. Briggs, about December 24, 1877, unidentified newspaper clipping in Ingram Collection, item 720).
    • “The Personality of Poe” by Charles F. Briggs, Independent, June 24, 1880 (reprinted from the earlier text)
  • “Edgar Allan Poe: Some Reminiscences by One Who Knew Him” by Anonymous, State (Richmond, VA), February 26, 1878
  • “Last Days of Edgar A. Poe” by Mrs. Susan Archer T. Weiss (Scribner’s Magazine, March 1878
  • “Reminiscences of E. A. Poe” by Mrs. Jane Clark, Buffalo Courier (Buffalo, NY), vol. XLIII, no. 78, March 19, 1878, p. 1, col. 6 (reprinted from the New York Sunday World of March 17, 1878)
  • “[Review of Gill's Life of Poe” by Anonymous, The Nation, vol. 26, whole no. 667, April 11, 1878, p. 248, cols. 1-2
  • “Unpublished Correspondence by Edgar A. Poe” by John H. Ingram, Appleton's Journal, May 1878 (also reprinted from the New Quarterly Magazine for April 1878, pp. 1-30)
  • “Letters of Edgar Poe” by Anonymous, Pall Mall Gazette (London, UK), vol. XXVII, whole no. 4124, May 10, 1878 (a response to Ingram's article about “Unpublished Correspondence by Edgar A. Poe,” although from the reprint in the New Quarterly Magazine)
  • “Mrs. Sarah H. Whitman” by John H. Ingram, Athenaeum (London, UK), July 20, 1878, p. 80, cols. 1-2
  • “Edgar Allan Poe's ‘Raven’,” by John H. Ingram, Athenaeum (London, UK), August 17, 1878, p. 210, cols. 2-3
  • “A Popular Error Concerning Poe” by Robert S. Burkholder, South Atlantic (Wilmington, NC), August 1878
  • “Edgar Allan Poe” by John H. Ingram, Richmond Standard, October 16, 1878
  • “Our Monthly Gossip [Poe and Mrs. Whitman]” by Eugene L. Didier, Lippincott’s Magazine, October 1878
  • “Poe and His English Schoolmaster,” Athenaeum (London)
  • “Edgar A. Poe” by Thomas S. Collier, Cottage Hearth (Boston, MA), vol. V, no. 11, November 1878, pp. 363
  • “Short Studies of American Authors, II — Poe” by Thomas Wentworth Higginson Literary World (Boston, MA), March 15, 1879.
  • “Mr. William Wertenbaker — His Golden Wedding” by Douglass Sherley, Virginia University Magazine (Charlottesville, VA), October 1879 (There is only one fairly brief mention of Poe, but the item is included because it provides some interesting material on the background of the university, and it is mentioned in The Poe Log.)
  • “Edgar Allan Poe” by Anonymous, The Biographical Cyclopedia of Representative Men of Maryland and District of Columbia, Baltimore: National Biographical Publishing Co., 1879.
  • “Poe’s Wonderful Interpreter” by Anonymous, Sun (New York), August 10, 1879.
  • “Edgar Allan Poe’s Grave” by William P. Meany, Celtic Monthly, (New York), September 1879.
  • “[Review of The Life and Poems of Edgar A. Poe]” by Anonymous, Hartford Courant, (Hartford, CT), December 22, 1879
  • “Edgar Allan Poe” by Anonymous, St. Mary's Beacon (Leonard Town, MD), vol. XVII, no. 13, December 4, 1879, p. 1 (recollections of Joseph H. Clarke, reprinted from the Baltimore Evening Bulletin)

 


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  • “[Poe Had His Day]” by Anonymous, Fall River Daily Evening News, vol. XXI, no. 182. January 2, 1880, p. 2, col. 1
  • “[Reminiscence of Poe]” by Alexander T. Crane, New York Tribune, January 30, 1880
  • “Recent Works on Edgar Poe” by Thomas Wentworth Higginson, The Nation (New York, NY), February 18, 1880, pp. 360-361
  • “Old Oddity Papers, IV: Edgar Allan Poe While a Student at the University of Virginia” by Douglass Sherley, Virginia University Magazine, March and April 1880 (Reprinted, with Sherly's name as author, in The Valley of Unrest: A Book without a Woman, Louisville: John P. Morton, 1883 and New York: White, Stokes and Allen, 1884.)
  • “Revival of Interest in Poe” by Anonymous, Washington Post (Washington, DC), May 16, 1880, p. 4, cols. 3-4
  • “[Reminiscences of Poe]” by Miles George, State (Richmond, VA) (May 22, 1880)
  • “Edgar Allan Poe” by Edmund Clarence Stedman, Scribner’s Monthly, May 1880 (printed separately as Edgar Allan Poe, Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1881; Cedar Rapids: IA: Torch Press, 1909; and other reprints. Also included as the chapter on Poe in Stedman's The Poets of America, Boston: Houghton, Mifflin and Co., 1885.)
  • [[The Poe Wrangle, an exchange]]
  • “Edgar Allan Poe” by William Minto, Fortnightly Review (London, UK), July 1, 1880
  • “[Review of Ingram's Life of Poe” by Anonymous, Athenaeum (London, UK), July 24, 1880, pp. 107-109
  • “Edgar Allen [[Allan]] Poe” by Luther Chapin Harris, St. Paul Daily Globe (St. Paul, MN), August 29, 1880.
  • “Edgar A. Poe and His Poetry” by William Weidemeyer, Phrenological Journal and Science of Health (September 1880).
  • “Life of Edgar Allan Poe” by Richard H. Stoddard, from Select Works of Edgar Allan Poe, New York: W. J. Widdleton, 1880
  • Edgar Allan Poe: His Life, Letters, and Opinions by John H. Ingram (book, first edition, 1880)
    • Edgar Allan Poe: His Life, Letters, and Opinions by John H. Ingram (1880, 2 vols., preface dated May 1880, issued by June 1880 based on two copies in a private collection inscribed by the author and bearing that date.)
    • Edgar Allan Poe: His Life, Letters, and Opinions by John H. Ingram (1886, 1-volume edition, noted as a “New Edition”)
  • “The Rationale of the Raven” by William Fearing Gill, Papyrus Leaves, New York: R. Worthington, 1880 (reprinted in 1888 by New York: Belford, Clarke)
  • “Life of Edgar Poe” by Anonymous, Pall Mall Gazette (London, UK), vol. XXXI, whole no. 4771, June 8, 1880, p. 12, cols. 1-2 (a review of Ingram's biography of Poe)
  • “The Rationale of the Raven” by William Fearing Gill, Papyrus Leaves, New York: R. Worthington, 1880 (reprinted in 1888 by New York: Belford, Clarke)
  • “[Ingram's Life of Poe, an exchange)
  • “Editor's Easy Chair” by Henry Mills Alden, Harper's Monthly Magazine (New York, NY), vol. 61, no. 5, October 1880, pp. 787-788 (comments on N. P. Willis and E. A. Poe)
  • “Ingram's Life of Poe” by E. L. Didier, Literary World (Boston, MA), vol. XI, no. 21, October 9, 1880, pp. 341-342
  • “[Review of Select Works of Edgar Allan Poe]” by Anonymous, Literary World (Boston, MA), October 9, 1880, p. 355, cols. 1-2
  • “[Review of Poe Biographies by Ingram and Stedman]” by Anonymous, New York Tribune (New York NY), October 19, 1880, p. 6, col. 1
  • “Two Lives of Edgar A. Poe” by Anonymous, New York Times (New York NY), October 24, 1880, p. 10, cols. 1-3 (Review of Ingram's Life of Edgar Allan Poe and R. H. Stoddar's “Memoir” from Select Works of Edgar Allan Poe)
  • “[Review of Ingram's Life of Edgar Allan Poe]” by Anonymous, New York Herald (New York NY), October 25, 1880, p. 8, cols. 1-3
  • “Poe as a Man and as a Poet” by Eugene L. Didier, Literary World (Boston, MA), November 6, 1880
  • “ ‘Stella’ (S. A. Lewis)” by John H. Ingram — Athenaeum (London, UK), whole no. 2771, December 4, 1880, p. 745. cols. 2-3
  • “Recent Biographies of Edgar A. Poe” by Eugene L. Didier, International Review (New York), January 1881
  • “Poe's Affectation of Learning” by John H. Ingram, The Critic (New York, NY), vol. I, no. 6, March 26, 1881, p. 8, cols. 1-4.
  • “The Memory of Poe: Unpublished Letters of the Poet to Dr. Snodgrass” by Edward Spence, New York Herald (New York, NY), whole no. 16,288, March 27, 1881, p. 8, cols. 1-4.
  • “[Comment on Poe and R. H. Stoddard]” by Anonymous, Eau Clair News (Eau Claire, WI), vol. XII, no. 28, April 23, 1881
  • “Edgar Allan Poe” by Thomas H. Ellis, Richmond Standard, May 7, 1881
  • “A New Lecturer on Poe” by Anonymous, Washington Post (Washington, DC), May 14, 1881, p. 4, col. 3 (announces the launch of Dr. J. J. Moran's lectures on Poe's death)
  • “The Poems of Edgar Allan Poe” by Anonymous, Pall Mall Gazette (London, UK), January 14, 1882, p. 5, cols. 1-2
  • “Edgar Allan Poe: The Story of His Death as Told by Dr. Moran” by Anonymous, Washington Post (Washington, DC), February 2, 1882, p. 1, col. 8
  • “[Edgar Allan Poe's Fame]” by Anonymous, New York Times (New York,NY), February 11, 1882, p. 4, col. 6
  • “Poe as a Poet” by Edgar Fawcett, Literary World (Boston, MA), March 25, 1882, pp. 96-97
  • “[Broadway Sights and Edgar Poe's Significance]” by Walt Whitman, Specimen Days and Collect, Philadelphia: Rees Welsh and Co., 1882-83
  • “Some New Memories of Poe” by Melville Philips, Texas Siftings, vol. 3, no. 21, May 26, 1883
  • “The Sister of Edgar A. Poe” by Susan A. T. Weiss, the Continent, June 27, 1883
  • “Edgar Poe and his Biographers” (an exchange)
  • “Edgar Allan Poe” by John J. Moran, Rockingham Register (Harrisonburg, VA), August 9, 1883, p. 4, col. 2
  • “Edgar Allan Poe” by John H. Hewitt, Presbyterian Observer, October-November 1883
  • “[Second edition of Tamerlane and Other Poems, an exchange]” Athenaeum
    • “Edgar Poe’s ‘Tamerlane’,” by John H. Ingram, Athenaeum (London, UK), whole no. 2926, November 24, 1883, p. 670 (a brief comment about the forthcoming “second edition” and an inquiry about the existence of other copies)
    • “Edgar Poe's ‘Tamerlane’ ” by John H. Ingram, Athenaeum (London, UK), April 5, 1884, pp. 441-442
    • “Edgar Poe's ‘Tamerlane’ ” by Richard Herne Shepherd, Athenaeum (London, UK), April 19, 1884, p. 504
  • “Edgar Allan Poe: The Literary Ishmael” by Coleman Erskine Bishop, The Chautauquan (Meadville, PA), April 1884, vol. IV, no. 7, p. 407-410
  • “Edgar A. Poe and His College Contemporaries” by William M. Burwell
    • “Edgar A. Poe and His College Contemporaries” by William M. Burwell, New Orleans Times-Democrat (New Orleans, LA), May 18, 1884, p. 8, cols. 4-7
    • “Edgar A. Poe and His College Contemporaries” by William M. Burwell, University of Virginia Alumni Bulletin (Charlottesville, VA), vol. XVI, April 1923, pp. 168-80
  • “Poe in Paris,” by Lewis Rosenthal, Manhattan Illustrated Monthly (New York, NY), vol. IV, no. 2, August 1884, pp. 174-179
  • “The Tales and Poems of Edgar Allan Poe,” by Anonymous, Pall Mall Gazette (London, UK), June 9, 1884, pp. 4-5 (review of the Ingram edition published by John C. Nimmo)
  • “Poe's First Book” (an exchange)
    • “Poe's First Book,” by George Birdley, Richmond Dispatch (Richmond, VA), June 15, 1884, p. 8, col. 4 (reprinted from Current Opinion for June 14, 1884)
    • “A Question of Authorship,” by John H. Ingram, Richmond Dispatch (Richmond, VA), July 16, 1884, p. 2, col. 2
  • “[Pym and the Mignonette],,” by Anonymous, Freeman's Journal and Daily Commercial Adviser (Dublin, Ireland), vol. CXVII, December 10, 1884, p. 5, col. 1
  • “Poe’s Legendary Years” by George E. Woodberry, Atlantic Monthly (Boston, MA), December 1884
  • “Comment on the Poem” by Edmund Clarence Stedman (The Raven, 1884)
  • “Preface and Errata” by Richard Herne Shepherd from Tamerlane and Other Poems, London: George Redway 1884 (noted as second edition)
  • The Works of Edgar Allan Poe, New York: Armstrong, 1884
    • “The Genius of Poe” by Richard H. Stoddard (the essay is dated May 4, 1884)
    • “Life of Poe” by Richard H. Stoddard (reprinted from 1880, with new pagination)
    • ... also reprints the essays on Poe by J. R. Lowell and N. P. Willis, from the earlier editions. Those editions carried a memoir by J. H. Ingram, now replaced by Stoddard's. The remainder of the contents largely reprints what appeared in the previous 4-volume edition as issued by Widdleton since 1876 and reprinted in that form by A. C. Armstrong.
  • “J. S. Redfield” by James Cephas Derby, from Fifty Years Among Authors, Books and Publishers, New York: G. W. Carleton & Co., 1884, pp. 585-590 (Redfield was the publisher of the posthumous edition of Poe's works, and this chapter includes information about Poe and Griswold.)
  • “The Raven, with Literary and Historical Commentary” by John H. Ingram, London: George Redway, 1885
  • Edgar Allan Poe by George Edward Woodberry (Boston and New York: Houghton Mifflin and Company, 1885) (book) (This biography was issued as part of the American Men of Letters series, edited by Charles Dudley Warner. It was reissued several times, the last in 1913. Woodberry expanded it to two volumes in 1909.)
  • “Lying by Poe’s Side” by Anonymous, Baltimore American (Baltimore, MD), January 20, 1885, vol. CLXVIII, whole no. 27,835, p. 4, col. 4
  • “Edgar Allan Poe” by Richard H. Stoddard, Independent, February 12, 1885 (review of Edgar Allan Poe, by G. E. Woodberry)
  • “[Review of Woodberry's Life of Poe]” by Thomas Wentworth Higginson, The Nation (New York, NY), vol. 40, whole no. 1025, February 19, 1885, pp. 157-158
  • “The Ghost of Poe's Raven” by Anonymous, Port Chester Journal (Port Chester, NY), vol. XVII, no. 852, March 19, 1885, p. 2, col. 2 (some absurd claims by William Fearing Gill)
  • “Woodberry's Poe” by Anonymous, Atlantic Monthly (Boston, MA), May 1835, pp. 705-707
  • “Poe's Home at Fordham” by Anonymous, New-York Tribune (New York, NY), June 21, 1885, p. 9, col. 5 (includes minor reminiscences by Mrs. Cromwell)
  • “Edgar Allan Poe” by John Mackinnon Robertson
    • “Edgar Allan Poe” by John Mackinnon Robertson (printed in 4 parts in Our Corner (London, UK) (although techincally the issues are dated as of the first of the month, the periodical was issued monthly, and so this detail has been dropped as atypical and unnecessary)
      • “Edgar Allan Poe” by John Mackinnon Robertson — part 01 — September 1885
      • “Edgar Allan Poe” by John Mackinnon Robertson — part 02 — October 1885
      • “Edgar Allan Poe” by John Mackinnon Robertson — part 03 — November 1885
      • “Edgar Allan Poe” by John Mackinnon Robertson — part 04 — December 1885
    • “Edgar Allan Poe” in New Essays toward a Critical Method by John Mackinnon Robertson (London: John Lane, 1897, pp. 55-130)
    • “Edgar Allan Poe” in Specimens of Modern Literary Criticism edited by Tenney Brewster (New York: Macmillan, 1907, pp. 126-180)
  • “Mystery in Fiction and Real Life” by Anonymous, Saturday Review (London, UK), November 28, 1885, pp. 710-711
  • “Stedman and Poe Again” by Samuel V. Cole, The Critic (New York, NY), November 28, 1885, p. 257
  • “Poe the Poet: Recollections of Two Citizens Who Knew Him Well” by Anonymous, State (Richmond, VA), November 29, 1885
  • “[Review of Ingram's edition of The Raven]” by Anonymous, Critic (New York, NY), December 26, 1885, vol. 7, ns. vol. IV, whole no. 104, p. 302
  • A Defense of Edgar Allan Poe by John J. Moran (1885, book)
  • “[Review of Ingram's Edition of ‘The Raven’],” by Anonymous, Academy (London, UK), vol. 29, whole no. 720, February 20, 1886, p. 127, cols. 2-3
  • “The Character of Edgar Allan Poe” by Margaret E. Wilmer, Brooklyn Magazine, vol. III, no. 6, (March 1886), 3:211-213.
  • “Lilitha” (a set of articles about a poem that is not by Poe, but was originally published as being by Poe in a currently unlocated issue of the Sunday Gazette of Washington, DC in the summer of 1882)
  • “Two Open Letters: From Dr. English to Mr. Ingram” (a set of two “letters” by Thomas Dunn English)
  • “Reminscences of Edgar A. Poe” by Hyman Pollock Rosenbach, American (Philadelpia, PA), February 26, 1887
  • “The Raven: Demolition of the House in Eighty-fourth Street” by P'ter O'Dactyl, Standard Union (Brookly, NY), vol. XXV, no. 163, August 15, 1888
  • “[Review of the Chandos edition of Poe's Complete Poems]” by Anonymous, Lloyd's Weekly Newspaper (London, UK), October 14, 1888, p. 5, col. 1
  • “New York Letter [John Sartain's Reminiscences of Edgar A. Poe]” by Anonymous, Richmond Dispatch (Richmond, VA), January 20, 1889, p. 7, cols. 4-6
  • “Edgar Allan Poe” by Richard H. Stoddard, Lippincott’s (January 1889), 42:107-115.
  • “Poe’s Mary” by Augustus Van Cleef, Harper’s New Monthly Magazine (March 1889), pp. 634-640.
  • “Reminiscences of Edgar Allan Poe” by John Sartain

 


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