First published in 1916, A Tennyson Dictionary by Arthur E. Baker is an essential reference for admirers and students of Alfred Lord Tennyson’s works. This comprehensive guide identifies and describes over 2,000 characters, place-names, and other elements—both historical and fictional—featured in Tennyson’s poetry and plays. Divided into two main sections, the book offers concise synopses of Tennyson’s poems and plays, followed by a detailed dictionary of characters, locations, and even references to birds, flowers, and rivers. Renowned for its brevity and accuracy, the dictionary also includes a list of consulted works, making it an invaluable resource for understanding the depth and richness of Tennyson’s literary universe. Whether you are a student of English literature or a devoted fan of Tennyson, this work remains a timeless companion.