Among school editions of Tennyson's poems, are _The Princess_, with notes by Rolfe, also by Wallace; _Enoch Arden_, with notes by Rolfe, by Webb, and by Blaisdel; _Enoch Arden_, with notes (in German) by Hamann, Leipzig, 1890; _Enoch Arden_, with notes (in French) by Courtois, Paris, 1891; _Enoch Arden_, with notes (in French) by Beljame, Paris, 1891; _Les Idylles du roi, Enoch Arden_, with notes (in French) by Baret, Paris, 1886; _Enoch Arden, les Idylles du roi_, with notes (in French) by Sevrette, Paris, 1887; _Aylmer's Field_, annotated by Webb; _The Two Voices_ and _A Dream of Fair Women_, by Corson; _The Coming of Arthur_ and _The Passing of Arthur_, by Rowe; _In Memoriam_ and other poems, by Kellogg. Innumerable papers on Tennyson and his poetry have been published in newspapers and periodicals. A large number of these reviews and some descriptive articles are contained in the following volumes: Horne's _Spirit of the Age_; Howitt's _Homes and Haunts of British Poets_; Hamilton's _Poets-Laureate of England_; Robertson's _Lectures_; Kingsley's _Miscellanies_; Bagehot's _Literary Studies_; Japp's _Three Great Teachers_; Buchanan's _Master Spirits_; Austin's _Poets of the Period_; Forman's _Our Living Poets_; Friswell's _Modern Men of Letters_; Haweis' _Poets in the Pulpit_; McCrie's _Religion of Our Literature_; Devey's _Comparative Estimate of English Poets_; Gladstone's _Gleanings of Past Years_; Archer's _English Dramatists of To-Day_; Stedman's _Victorian Poets_; Cooke's _Poets and Problems_; Fraser's _Chaucer to Longfellow_; Dawson's _Makers of Modern English_; Egan's _Lectures on English Literature_; and Ritchie's _Light-Bearers_. For favorable or unfavorable estimates of Tennyson, the reader is referred to the lectures of Dowden and Ingram in the _Dublin Afternoon Lectures on Literature and Art_, and to the collected essays of Brimley, Bayne, Hadley, Masson, Stirling, Roscoe, Hayward, Hutton, Swinburne, Galton, Noel, Heywood, Bayard Taylor and others. Some side-lights are thrown on the Laureate in Ruskin's _Modern Painters_; Hamerton's _Thoughts on Art_; Masson's _Recent British Philosophy_; and Arnold's _Lectures on Translating Homer_. Stray glimpses of the man in his personal relations are found in the _Carlyle and Emerson Correspondence_; Fanny Kemble's _Records of a Girlhood_; Caroline Fox's _Memories of Old Friends_; Reid's _Life of Lord Houghton_; and in the _Letters and Literary Remains of Edward Fitzgerald_.