Supplementary Material to the <title>Uncollected Letters of Algernon Charles Swinburne Algernon Charles Swinburne Terry L. Meyers Indiana University Digital Library Program

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Despite my best efforts and those of the many people who helped me, errors crept into my edition of Swinburne's correspondence. Most, but not all, are minor, but all are irritating. At this site I correct those and take the opportunity to add several afterthoughts.

Especially helpful is an index to Appendix B (in vol. III, pp. 323-368). That appendix contains new material pertaining to 291 of Swinburne's letters published by Cecil Lang, The Swinburne Letters, 6 vols. (New Haven: Yale University Press, 1959-1962): corrections, locations of holographs, identifications, datings, and the like. The index will make those more easily accessible.

I am grateful to John Walsh, editor of The Swinburne Project, for making these corrections and additions possible.

And I would be pleased to receive queries or further errata, which I will add here from time to time.

Terry L. Meyers The College of William and Mary in Virginia
Index to Appendix B Addenda
A pencil drawing (from a photograph) by Charles Fairfax Murray, inscribed by Swinburne, "Algernon Ch. Swinburne / To my friend F. Gledstanes Waugh / May 26th/68," The drawing, heretofore unpublished, is in the collection of Terry Meyers. Copyright. all rights reserved. [view larger image] A pencil drawing (from a photograph) by Charles Fairfax Murray, inscribed by Swinburne, "Algernon Ch. Swinburne / To my friend F. Gledstanes Waugh / May 26th/68," The drawing, heretofore unpublished, is in the collection of Terry Meyers. Copyright. all rights reserved.