The first collected edition of Arnold's poems was published in 1869 in two volumes, the first consisting of _Narrative and Elegiac Poems_, and the second of _Dramatic and Lyric Poems_. Other editions appeared in 1877, 1881; a library edition (3 vols., 1885); a one-volume reprint of the poems printed in the library edition with one or two additions (1890). Publications by Matthew Arnold not mentioned in the foregoing article include: _England and the Italian Question_ (1859), a pamphlet; _A French Eton; or, Middle Class Education and the State_ (1864); _Higher Schools and Universities in Germany_ (1874), a partial reprint from _Schools and Universities on the Continent_ (1868); _A Bible Reading for Schools; The Great Prophecy of Israel's Restoration_, an arrangement of _Isaiah_, chs. xl.-lxvi. (1872), republished with additions and varying titles in 1875 and 1883; an edition of the _Six Chief Lives from Johnson's Lives of the Poets_ (1878); editions of the _Poems of Wordsworth_ (1879), and the _Poetry of Byron_ (1881), for the Golden Treasury Series, with prefatory essays reprinted in the second series of _Essays in Criticism_; an edition of _Letters, Speeches and Tracts on Irish Affairs by Edmund Burke_ (1881); and many contributions to periodical literature. _The Letters of Matthew Arnold_ (1848-1888) were collected and arranged by George W.E. Russell in 1895, reprinted 1901. _Matthew Arnold's Note Books, with a Preface by the Hon. Mrs Wodehouse_, appeared in 1902. A complete and uniform edition of _The Works of Matthew Arnold_ (15 vols., 1904-1905) includes the letters as edited by Mr Russell. Vol. iii. contains a complete bibliography of his works, many of the early editions of which are very valuable, by Mr T.B. Smart, who published a separate bibliography in 1892. A valuable note on the rather complicated subject of Arnold's bibliography is given by Mr H. Buxton Forman in Arnold's _Poems, Narrative, Elegiac and Lyric_ (Temple Classics, 1900). It was Arnold's expressed desire that his biography should not be written, and before his letters were published they underwent considerable editing at the hands of his family. There are, however, monographs on Matthew Arnold (1899) in _Modern English Writers_ by Prof. Saintsbury, and by Mr H.W. Paul (1902), in the English Men of Letters Series. These two works are supplemented by Mr G.W.E. Russell, who, as the editor of Arnold's letters, is in a sense the official biographer, in _Matthew Arnold_ (1904, Literary Lives Series). There are also studies of Arnold in Mr J.M. Robertson's _Modern Humanists_ (1891), and in W.H. Hudson's _Studies in Interpretation_ (1896), in Sir J.G. Fitch's _Thomas and Matthew Arnold_ (1897), and a review of some of the works above mentioned in the _Quarterly_ for January 1905 by T.H. Warren. (T. W.-D.; J. G. F.) FOOTNOTE: