
Philip James Bailey
22 April 1816 โ 6 September 1902
Philip James Bailey was an English poet. Bailey was well-known exclusively for his work, one voluminous poem *Festus*. And he was often regarded as the father of the 'spasmodic' school of poetry. The original version of *Festus* was printed by W. H. Jones in Manchester and published anonymously by William Pickering in London 1839. Although there have been many changes to the poem, *Festus* is still considered as a singular example piece nearly completed in its earliest time but never reinforced by the later editions of its author. Bailey's poetic power in his later achievements and additions were never the same as in his first edition of *Festus*.
Books
- Festus;; c.1
- International Policy of the Great Powers
- The Age
- The age; a colloquial satire [and 4 other poems]
- The international policy of the great powers
- The age
- Festus
- Angel World
- A "Festus" treasury
- The Angel World And Other Poems
- The angel world, and other poems
- Mystic and Other Poems
- The Age: A Colloquial Satire
- The angel world
- Festus, a poem
- The mystic and other poems
- The Festus birthday book [extracts from Festus]
- The mystic
- Philip James Bailey, Festus
- Universal Hymn
Author data: Open Library