Guide
List of Abbreviations
Source Texts
AD — Wilkie Collins, After Dark.
CG — Vaughan Morgan, The Cambridge Grisette.
CM — Cornhill Magazine.
CTS — E. A. R., The Carterets.
EB — Anon, Eyebright.
ESP — R. A. Willmott (ed.), English Sacred Poetry.
FEP — Favourite English Poems of Modern Times.
GM — Christina Rossetti, Goblin Market.
GW — Good Words Magazine.
HT — Charles Dickens, Hard Times.
ILN — Illustrated London News.
LH — Leisure Hour Magazine.
LS — London Society Magazine.
OAW — Once a Week Magazine.
OF — Anthony Trollope, Orley Farm.
PD — William T. Adams, Paul Duncan's Little by Little.
PEA — The Poets of the Elizabethan Age.
TLFL — D. Richmond, Through Life and for Life.
WBP — William Bennett, Poems.
Periodical Sub-Divisions and Stories
ALS — A Life's Secret [LH].
AOD — The Anglers of the Dove [OAW].
BIOS — 'Brighton – In and Out of Season' [LS].
BRT — 'The Blue Riband of the Turf' [LS].
CIW — 'A Cast in the Waggon' [GW].
CMP — Cornhill Magazine, Poems.
CSV — Captain Stauncy's Vow [LH].
DA — The Deadly Affinity [OAW].
FW — The Forged Will [LH].
GEx — 'The Great Ex.' [LS].
GSH — 'Gambling Spas – Homburg' [LS].
GWF — Good Words Fiction.
GWP — Good Words Poems.
HHA — 'A Half-Holiday with the Actors' [LS].
LD — 'Lord Dundreary' [LS].
LHF — Leisure Hour Fiction.
LSF — London Society Fiction.
LSP — London Society Poems.
MM — Mistress and Maid [GW].
MWH — 'Men, Women, and Horses' [LS].
NHM — The Notting Hill Mystery [OAW].
OBS — 'On Being Shunted' [LS].
OWF — Once a Week Fiction.
OWP — Once a Week Poems.
RH — The Rival Heirs [LH].
ROM — Romola [CM].
SAN — Santa [OAW].
SAP — Sister Anna's Probation [OAW].
SBB — 'Up Snowdon and Down Upon the Bangor Bard' [LS].
SOE — Story of Elizabeth [CM].
TAD — The Admiral's Daughters [OAW].
TPS — The Prodigal Son [OAW].
TS — 'The Trial Sermon' [GW].
UBR — 'University Boat Race' [LS].
VP — Verner's Pride [OAW].
VPR — 'Vesper' [GW].
WIL — The Woman I Loved, and the Woman Who Loved Me [OAW].
WW — 'The Wishing Well; or, Christmas Time at Langton Hall'[LS].
Secondary Texts and Reference Locations
AAT — Getty Art and Architecture Thesaurus Online.
BLPC — British Library Public Catalogue.
COPAC — Consortium of Online Public Access Catalogues.
Draper — Heinerich Heine, The Complete Poems of Heinerich Heine. A Modern English Version, trans. by Hal Draper (Boston, ma: Suhrkamp/Insel, 1982).
EEBO — Early English Books Online.
Engen — Rodney K. Engen, Dictionary of Victorian Wood Engravers (Cambridge: Chadwyck Healey, 1985).
Garrett — Martin Garrett, A Browning Chronology: Elizabeth Barrett and Robert Browning (Basingstoke: Macmillan, 2000).
Goldman — Paul Goldman, Victorian Illustration: The Pre-Raphaelites, the Idyllic School, and the High Victorians (Aldershot: Scolar Press, 1996).
Griffin — Julia Griffin (ed.), Selected Poems of Abraham Cowley, Edmund Waller and John Oldham (Harmondsworth: Penguin, 1998).
Houfe — Simon Houfe, The Dictionary of British Book Illustrators and Caricaturists, 1800–1914 (Woodbridge: Baron, 1978).
Jerrold — Thomas Hood, The Complete Poetical Works of Thomas Hood, ed. by Walter Jerrold (London: OUP, 1906).
LION — Literature Online.
Martin — Robert Herrick, The Poems of Robert Herrick, ed. by L.C. Martin (London: OUP, 1965).
Rawson & Lock — Thomas Parnell, Collected Poems, ed. by Claude Rawson and F.P. Lock (Newark: University of Delaware Press, 1989).
Brooks-Davies — Douglas Brooks-Davies (ed.), Silver Poets of the Sixteenth Century, New Edition (London: Everyman, 1992).
ULAN — Getty Union List of Artists Names Online.
Wolfson — Felicia Hemans, Selected Poems, Letters, Reception Materials, ed. by Susan J. Wolfson (Princeton and Oxford: Princeton University Press, 2000).
Other Abbreviations
Aberystwyth — School of Art Museum and Gallery, University of Wales, Aberystwyth. Periodical illustrations of the 1860s and 70s collection.
ASSL SC — Cardiff University, Arts and Social Studies Library. Special Collection.
BL — British Library.
BMFA — Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. Hartley Collection.
CanoScan — Canon CanoScan LiDE 20 scanner.
c.p. — Contents page.
DMVI — Database of Mid-Victorian wood-engraved Illustration.
Digiflex — Horseman Digiflex II camera.
Eyelike — Jenoptik Eyelike MF 6 mega pixel multi-shot digital capture back, running on Jenoptik Eyelike software.
GS — Grayscale colour mode.
LL — London Library, St. James's Square.
LZW — Lempel-Ziv-Welch compression algorithm.
Omnipage — Nuance Omnipage 14.
PS 6 — Adobe Photoshop 6.0.
PS 7 — Adobe Photoshop 7.0.
PS CS — Adobe Photoshop CS.
RGB — Red Green Blue colour mode.
Scanjet — hp Scanjet 5470c scanner.
s.t. — Subtitle.
TIFF — Baseline TIFF v6 file format.
t.p. — Title-page.
Project Members and Other Personnel
AM — Anthony Mandal, database developer.
DS — David Skilton, project advisor and chair of CEIR.
CV — Chris Veness, database consultant, Movable-Type Ltd.
JT — Julia Thomas, project director.
MB — Mark Barrett, ASSL digitiser.
TK — Tim Killick, research associate.