George Stuart Gordon

Born 1881-01-01

Died 1942-01-01

Identifiers

Open LibraryOL127093A
VIAF61920535
WikidataQ5544928
ISNI0000000109079956
Project Gutenberg36143

Top Subjects

English literature -- History and criticism (3)
Shakespeare, William, -- 1564-1616 -- Criticism and interpretation (3)
Shakespeare, William, -- 1564-1616 -- Comedies (3)
William Shakespeare (1564-1616) (2)
Ossian (active 3rd century) (1)
Travel (1)
Early works to 1800 (1)

Books by George Stuart Gordon

Total count: 34

Fragments of ancient poetrycollected in the Highlands of Scotland, and translated from the Galic or Erse languageThe second edition.

Printed for G. Hamilton and J. Balfour1760-01-01
The journal of a tour to the Hebrides, with Samuel Johnson, LL.D.The second edition, revised and corrected.

Printed by Henry Baldwin for Charles Dilly, in the Poultry1785-01-01
The pinetumTo which is added an alphabetical reference-list of all the colored plates of the genus Pinus published in the great works of Lambert, Lawson and Forbes : Supplement. With corrections up to the present time

1862-01-01
The Fronde.

Blackwell1905-01-01
The Fronde

Blackwell1905-01-01
English literature and the classicsTragedy, by Gilbert Murray; Platonism, by J.A. Stewart; Theophrastus, by G.S. Gordon; Greek romances, by J.S. Phillimore; Ciceronianism, by A.C. Clark; Vergil, by H.W. Garrod; Ovid, by S.G. Owen; Satura, by R.J.E. Tiddy; Senecan tragedy, by A.D. Godley.

The Clarendon Press1912-01-01
Shakespeare's Twelfth night

Clarendon Press1915-01-01
The retreat from Mons

Houghton Mifflin1917-01-01
Mons and the retreat

Constable and Co.1918-01-01
Shelley and the oppressors of mankind

1922-01-01
The discipline of lettersan inaugural lecture delivered before the University of Oxford on 9 May, 1923

Clarendon Press1923-01-01
Shelley and the oppressors of mankind

Published for the British Academy by H. Milford, Oxford University Press1923-01-01
Medium aevum and the middle age

The Clarendon Press1925-01-01
Companionable books

Chatto and Windus1927-01-01
Three Oxford ironies, being Copleston's Advice to a young reviewer, Mansel's Phrontisterion, or, Oxford in the nineteenth century, and The Oxford ars poetica.

H. Milford1927-01-01
Andrew Lang

Oxford University Press, H. Milford1928-01-01
Andrew Lang, being the Andrew Lang lecture delivered before the University of St. Andrews, 1 December, 1927.

Oxford University Press1928-01-01
Shakespeare's English

The Clarendon Press1928-01-01
Virgil in English poetry

H. Milford1931-01-01
Poetry and the modernsinaugural lecture delivered before the University of Oxford, 3 December 1934

The Clarendon Press1935-01-01
Anglo-American literary relations

Oxford University Press1942-01-01
The letters of George S. Gordon, 1902-1942

Oxford University Press1943-01-01
The letters of George S. Gordon, 1902-1942

Oxford University Press1943-01-01
Shakespearian comedy and other studies

Oxford University Press1944-01-01
Shakesperian comedy and other studies

Oxford University Press1944-01-01
Shakespearian comedy, and other studies

Oxford University Press1944-01-01
Shakespearian comedy and other studies

Oxford University Press1944-01-01
John Gibson Lockhartcommemoration address delivered in the University of Glasgow on l8th June, l930

Jackson, Son & Company1944-01-01
John Gibson Lockhart, commemoration address delivered in the University of Glasgow on 18th June, 1930.

Jackson1944-01-01
Robert Bridges...

Folcroft Library Editions1946-01-01
Robert Bridges.

Univ. Press1946-01-01
More companionable books

Chatto & Windus1948-01-01
The lives of authors.

Chatto and Windus1950-01-01
Shakespearian comedy and other studies

Oxford University Press1961-01-01