Thomas Arnold
Tom Arnold was an English literary scholar whose life was marked by a search for meaning beyond conventional Victorian society. After an unsuccessful attempt at farming in New Zealand, he settled in Tasmania, serving as an inspector of schools. His scholarly contributions include the editing of significant literary works, such as Beowulf. Arnold navigated shifts in religious conviction and career, ultimately returning to teach English literature in Dublin, where his influence extended to future generations, including James Joyce.
2007Sermons
2007A Manual Of English Literature, Historical And Critical, With An Appendix On English Meters (1877)
2015Selections From Papers Contributed to the Spectator. Edited With Introd. and Notes by Thomas Arnold
2018The Caliphate
2019Dramatic Stories
2021Christian Life
2022An Essay of Dramatic Poesy. Edited With Notes by Thomas Arnold. 3d ed., rev. by William T. Arnold
2022Select English Works of John Wyclif: Sermons On the Ferial Gospels and Sunday Epistles. Treatises
2023Life of Hannibal
2023History of Rome