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Tales from Chaucer in prose: designed chiefly for the use <strong>of</strong> young<br />

persons. 1833, 1870 (carefully rev).<br />

Adam the gardener. 1834. A boys’ book.<br />

<strong>The</strong> riches <strong>of</strong> Chaucer. 1835, 1870.<br />

Carmina minima. 1859.<br />

Shakespeare characters: chiefly those subordinate. 1863.<br />

Molière-characters. Edinburgh 1865.<br />

On the comic writers <strong>of</strong> England. GM Apr–Dec 1871. On Chaucer;<br />

Jonson; Beaumont and Fletcher; Butler; Addison and Steele;<br />

Swift; Burlesque writers; <strong>English</strong> satirists: Wycherley and<br />

Congreve.<br />

Clarke also edited Nyren, Young cricketers’ tutor, 1833, and the text <strong>of</strong><br />

most <strong>of</strong> the vols in Gilfillan’s Lib Edn <strong>of</strong> the British poets. For his collaborations<br />

with his wife Mary Cowden Clarke and for her biographical sketch <strong>of</strong><br />

him, see col 2221.<br />

§2<br />

Altick, R. D. <strong>The</strong> Cowden Clarkes. New York 1948. Contains a list <strong>of</strong><br />

writings <strong>of</strong> Charles and Mary Cowden Clarke.<br />

Blunden, E. Letters from Charles and Mary Cowden Clarke to<br />

Alexander Main 1864–86. Keats–Shelley Memorial Bull 3 1951.<br />

William Cobbett, ‘Peter Porcupine’ 1763–1835<br />

Cobbett’s mss and correspondence are widely scattered both in Britain and the<br />

USA. A series <strong>of</strong> six letters to Sir Francis Burdett dated 1815–17 has also<br />

recently come to light in the Russian Centre for the Preservation and Study <strong>of</strong><br />

Modern Historical Documents, Moscow. Details <strong>of</strong> mss held at British locations<br />

are available in LR. Locations <strong>of</strong> mss in the USA are listed in G. Spater,<br />

William Cobbett: the poor man’s friend (see below). For further details <strong>of</strong><br />

Cobbett’s publication history in America, see the authoritative bibliography<br />

by Gaines (below).<br />

Bibliographies<br />

Muirhead, A. M. An introduction to a bibliography <strong>of</strong> Cobbett.<br />

Library 4th ser 20 1939.<br />

Pearl, M. L. Cobbett: a bibliographical account <strong>of</strong> his life and times.<br />

Oxford 1953.<br />

Gaines, P. W. William Cobbett and the United States 1792–1835: a<br />

bibliography. Worcester MA 1971.<br />

<strong>The</strong> William Cobbett collection at Adelphi University. New York<br />

1982.<br />

Selections<br />

<strong>The</strong> works <strong>of</strong> Peter Porcupine. Philadelphia 1795, 1796 (variously<br />

collected). Also as Porcupine’s political tracts, Philadelphia 1797,<br />

and Porcupine’s works, 2 vols Philadelphia [1797] (variously collected).<br />

Porcupine’s works. 12 vols 1801, Dayton OH 1970 (micr<strong>of</strong>orm edn).<br />

Porcupine revived. New York 1813.‘By William Cobbett’; anon<br />

editor.<br />

<strong>The</strong> life <strong>of</strong> William Cobbett, dedicated to his sons. 1835, 1835,<br />

Philadelphia 1835.<br />

Selections from Cobbett’s political works. Ed J. M. and J. P. Cobbett<br />

1835–7 (weekly pts and 6 vols). Selections from Porcupine’s works<br />

and political register.<br />

<strong>The</strong> beauties <strong>of</strong> Cobbett. [Ed J. Oldfield] 1836 (monthly pts and 1 vol).<br />

Selections from Porcupine’s works.<br />

<strong>The</strong> last <strong>of</strong> the Saxons. Ed E. P. Hood 1854. Autobiographical selections.<br />

Mr Cobbett’s remarks on our Indian empire. 1857. Selections from<br />

Political Register 1804–22; perhaps ed J. M. Cobbett.<br />

<strong>The</strong> days <strong>of</strong> good Queen Bess; Social effects <strong>of</strong> the Reformation; <strong>The</strong><br />

suppression <strong>of</strong> the <strong>English</strong> monasteries. 1917. 3 booklet selections<br />

by the Catholic Truth Soc from History <strong>of</strong> the Protestant<br />

Reformation 1917; Social effects rptd 1929; tr Polish 1947.<br />

A history <strong>of</strong> the last hundred days <strong>of</strong> <strong>English</strong> freedom. Ed J. L.<br />

Robert Carruthers | William Cobbett<br />

Hammond 1921, rptd Westport CT 1971. Selections from Political<br />

Register 1817.<br />

Selections, with Hazlitt’s essay. Ed A. M. D. Hughes, Oxford 1923,<br />

rptd 1925, 1935, 1951, 1961.<br />

Life and adventures <strong>of</strong> Peter Porcupine, with other records <strong>of</strong> his<br />

early career. Ed G. D. H. Cole 1927, rptd New York 1970.<br />

Autobiographical selections to 1800.<br />

<strong>The</strong> progress <strong>of</strong> a ploughboy. Ed W. Reitzel 1933; 1947 (rev as <strong>The</strong><br />

autobiography <strong>of</strong> Cobbett), rptd 1967. Autobiographical selections<br />

to 1835.<br />

<strong>The</strong> opinions <strong>of</strong> William Cobbett. Ed G. D. H. and M. Cole 1944, rptd<br />

Kettering 1977. Selections from Political Register 1802–35.<br />

Cobbett and Lamb. Ed W. V. Aughterson, Melbourne 1958.<br />

Cobbett’s England. Ed J. Derry 1968.<br />

Cobbett’s country book. Ed R. Ingrams, Newton Abbott 1974.<br />

Cobbett in Ireland: a warning to England. Ed D. Knight 1984.<br />

Cobbett’s America. Ed J. E. Morpurgo 1985.<br />

Peter Porcupine in America. Ed D. A. Wilson 1994.<br />

Collected social and political works. Ed N. Thompson and D.<br />

Eastwood 1998.<br />

William Cobbett: selected writings. Ed L. Nattrass 1998.<br />

Hostile selections<br />

<strong>The</strong> cameleon. 1807.<br />

Cobbett against himself. 1808.<br />

Elements <strong>of</strong> reform. 1809; rev as Parliamentary reform, Manchester<br />

and Bolton 1816.<br />

<strong>The</strong> friend <strong>of</strong> the people. [1816–17.]<br />

<strong>The</strong> beauties <strong>of</strong> Cobbett. 3 pts [1819–20], Dublin 1820; rev as Politics<br />

for the people, Birmingham [1819–20] (2 edns).<br />

Cobbett’s reflections on religion, no 1; on politics, no 2, Sunderland<br />

[1819], Manchester no 2 1832; and Life <strong>of</strong> Thomas Paine, Durham<br />

1819 (see below).<br />

<strong>The</strong> book <strong>of</strong> wonders. 2 pts 1821 (selections: Cobbett versus Wright).<br />

Cobbett’s gridiron. 1822; rev as Cobbett’s cardinal virtues,<br />

Manchester 1832.<br />

Cobbett’s book <strong>of</strong> the Roman Catholic Church. 1825.<br />

<strong>The</strong> Political Mountebank. 11 nos Preston 1826.<br />

<strong>The</strong> poor man’s friend. 1826.<br />

Cobbett’s Penny Trash. 3 nos 1831 (no 1 also as Cobbett’s Genuine<br />

Penny Trash).<br />

§1<br />

<strong>The</strong> soldier’s friend. 1792, 1793. Anon; written with or by Cobbett.<br />

Le nomenclature anglais. Philadelphia 1794.<br />

Observations on the emigration <strong>of</strong> Dr Priestley. Philadelphia 1794,<br />

1794 (author and publisher anon), New York 1794, London 1794 (3<br />

edns), [Liverpool?] 1794, Birmingham 1794, Bath 1794, Bristol<br />

1794, Philadelphia 1795 (‘3rd edn’ naming publisher with Story<br />

<strong>of</strong> a farmer’s bull, Address), 1796 (‘4th edn’ naming Peter<br />

Porcupine as author), 1796, 1797, 1798, London 1798, 1974,<br />

Philadelphia 1974.<br />

A bone to gnaw for the Democrats. Pt 1 Philadelphia 1795 (3 edns;<br />

anon in 1st), 1796 (‘4th edn’ by ‘Peter Porcupine’), 1797 (‘3rd edn’<br />

pbd by Cobbett); pt 2 Philadelphia 1795, 1795, 1797, 1797; pts 1–2<br />

London 1797 (with A rod for the backs <strong>of</strong> the critics by ‘Humphrey<br />

Hedgehog’ [J. Gifford]).<br />

A kick for a bite. By ‘Peter Porcupine’. Philadelphia 1795, 1796.<br />

A little plain <strong>English</strong>. By ‘Peter Porcupine’. Philadelphia 1795,<br />

Boston 1795, London 1795, Philadelphia 1796.<br />

Le tuteur anglais. Philadelphia 1795, Paris 1801 (‘Le Maître<br />

d’anglais’, ‘2ème ’ edn), 1803 (‘3ème ’ edn), Philadelphia 1805 (‘2nd<br />

edn’), Paris 1810 (‘4ème ’ edn), 1815, 1816 (‘5ème ’ edn), 1817 (‘new<br />

edn’), 1819, 1823 (new edn rev J. Perrin), 1827, 1830, 1832, 1850,<br />

1854, 1861 (‘35ème ’ edn); also numerous pirated edns.<br />

<strong>The</strong> bloody buoy. By ‘Peter Porcupine’. Philadelphia 1796, 1796,<br />

Reading PA 1797 (Ger trn as Die Blut-Fahne), (facs and <strong>English</strong><br />

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