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This was the first collected Edition of Tennyson's works published in England. A new thirty-third section was added or restored to "In Memoriam" in this edition, raising the latest number of sections to 132.

The Last Tournament. By Alfred Tennyson. Contemporary Review, December, 1871, lines 22.

Forming the first of a third series of "Idylls of the King." The text of a passage towards the end of the poem was materially altered when it reappeared, in book form, in the following year: this is one of the few important or considerable alterations made in the text of "Idylls of the King," after publication.

1872.

Lines for the opening of the International Exhibition.

Printed in the newspapers; and included in the Red Cloth Edition of Tennyson's Works.

Gareth and Lynette (and the Last Tournament). By Alfred Tennyson. London: Strahan and Co., 1872, small 8vo., green cloth, pp. 136.

The third series of "Idylls of the King."

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