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edns), Edinburgh 1803. Anon. Rptd (anon) in Political Register 30
July 1803.
Letter to Lord Auckland on the Post Office. 1803. Rptd from Political
Register 27 Nov 1803.
Narrative of the taking of the invincible standard. 1803. Rptd from
Political Register 25 Dec 1802.
The political Proteus. 1804. Rptd largely from Political Register
1803.
Cobbett’s remarks on Sir F. Burdett’s letter. 1810. Rptd from Political
Register 24 Mar 1810.
Letters to the Prince Regent. 1812 (no known copy). Rptd from
Political Register 1812.
Three letters to the electors of Bristol. Bath 1812. Rptd from Political
Register 4 July, 1, 15 Aug 1812.
Letter to the inhabitants of Southampton on the Corn Bill. 1814.
Rptd from Political Register 4 June 1814.
Five letters to Lord Sheffield. 1815. Rptd from Political Register 26
Aug 1815.
Letters on the late war between the United States and Great Britain.
New York 1815, Philadelphia 1815, Ann Arbor MI 1965 (microform
edn). One letter rptd as An address to the clergy of Massachusetts,
Boston 1815, 1815. Rptd, except for one letter, from Political
Register 1811–15.
Paper against gold. 2 vols 1815, 15 pts 1817 (24 Feb–29 Mar), 1 vol 1821
and 1822 (‘4th edn’) (accompanied by separately pbd Preliminary
part of Paper against gold, 1821), 1828 (omits last 3 of a total of 32
articles or ‘letters’), New York 1834, Manchester 1841 (‘condensed’
by M. Chappelsmith), London 1841 (no known copy), New York
1846, London 1917. Paper against gold rptd from Political Register
1810–15; Preliminary part of Paper against gold rptd from
Political Register 1803–6.
The pride of Britannia humbled. Ed T. Branagan, New York 1815,
1815, Philadelphia 1815, Baltimore 1815, New York 1817,
Cincinnatti 1817, Ann Arbor MI 1966 (microform edn).
Cobbett’s American Political Register. 1816–17. See Cobbett’s
Political Register, above.
A letter addressed to Mr Jabet of Birmingham. Coventry 1816. Rptd
from Political Register 9 Nov 1816.
To the journeymen and labourers. Manchester 1816, Coventry 1816.
Rptd from Political Register 2 Nov 1816 and also issued as
unstamped Political Register by Cobbett in London. Reproduced
in G. Saintsbury, Political pamphlets, New York 1892.
Two letters addressed to Sir F. Burdett, bart. Coventry 1816. Rptd
from Political Register 12, 19 Oct 1816.
Cobbett’s address to the Americans. [1817], 1817.
Cobbett’s new year’s gift to old George Rose. Nottingham 1817. Rptd
from Political Register 4 Jan 1817.
Mr Cobbett’s address to his countrymen. [1817.]
Mr Cobbett’s taking leave of his countrymen. 1817. Rptd from
Political Register 5 Apr 1817.
A grammar of the English language. New York 1818, London ‘1819’
(for 1818), 1819 (3 edns), 1820 (‘4th edn’), 1823 (with additional ‘six
lessons’), Madras 1823 (no known copy), London 1824, Berlin
1824, Jena 1825, London 1826, 1829, 1831, 1832, New York 1832,
1833, London 1833, 1836, New York 1837, London 1838, Madras
1839, London 1840, 1842, 1844, New York 1846, London 1847, 1850,
1852, Philadelphia 1854, London 1856, 1859, 1860 (as An abridgement),
1863, 1863, 1865, 1866 (2 edns, one with ch on pronunciation
by J. P. Cobbett), 1868, 1870, 1875, [1880], 1882 (as Grammar
for the million); ed R. Waters, New York 1883 (as How to get on in
the world), 1901 (‘10th edn’); New York 1884, 1886, London 1889,
1906, 1923 (as Cobbett’s easy grammar); Amsterdam 1983, Oxford
1984, New York 1986; tr Ger 1839.
Our anti-neutral conduct reviewed. [New York 1818.] Rptd mainly
from American Political Register 1817.
A year’s residence in the United States of America. New York
1818–19, London 1818–19, Belfast 1818, London 1819, 1822 (‘3rd
edn’), 1822, 1828 (another ‘3rd edn’); Paris 1834 (partial trn in Fr as
De la culture des betteraves); Boston 1918, London 1922,
Louisville KY 1959, Carbondale IL and Fontwell 1964, New York
1969, Dayton OH 1970 (microform edn), New York 1978,
Gloucester 1983.
Correspondence between Mr Cobbett, Mr Tipper and Sir Francis
Burdett. 1819.
A full report of a public meeting [with a speech by Cobbett]. 1819.
An answer to the speech of the Attorney-General against her
Majesty the Queen. 1820, New York 1820. Rptd from Political
Register 26 Aug 1820.
Cobbett’s Evening Post. Daily periodical, ed Cobbett, 29 Jan–1 Apr
1820.
Cobbett’s Parliamentary Register. Weekly periodical, ed Cobbett, 6
May–Dec 1820.
A letter from the Queen to the King. By ‘Queen Caroline’, actually by
Cobbett. 1820, Philadelphia 1821 (‘5th edn’). Rptd from Political
Register 19 Aug 1820.
A ptd circular letter inviting subscriptions in support of Cobbett’s
candidature at Coventry, 25 Feb 1820, beginning ‘Sir, You have
already heard that I am a candidate.’
The American gardener. 1821, Baltimore 1823, 1829 (rev as The
English gardener), New York 1835, 1841, Claremont NH 1835,
Concord NH and Boston 1842, New York 1844, 1846, Philadelphia
1851, New York 1852, Philadelphia 1854, New York 1856, 1865; tr
Ital 1826.
Cobbett’s sermons. 12 monthly pts 1821–2 (nos 1–3 as Cobbett’s
monthly religious tracts, nos 4–12 as Cobbett’s monthly
sermons), 1822 (‘stereotype’ edn), London 1823, France and Italy
1822 (no known copies), London 1823 (Andover ptd, as Twelve
sermons), 1828 (as ‘new edn’), New York 1834 (as Thirteen
sermons with ‘address’, an additional sermon, and Good Friday,
which was also pbd separately, London 1830), Philadelphia [183?],
New York 1846.
Cottage economy. 7 monthly pts Aug 1821–Mar 1822; 1 vol 1822, 1823
(‘new edn’), 1824 (‘6th edn’), New York 1824, London 1826, 1828,
Frome 1829 (as Cottage domestic economy [extracts from Cobbett
et al ed ‘I. B.’ – Marchioness of Bath]), London 1831 (‘new edn’),
New York 1833 (with The poor man’s friend), London 1835 (‘new
edn’), 1838 (‘15th edn’), 1843 (‘16th edn’), 1850 (‘17th edn’),
Hartford CT 1848, 1854, London [1865] (‘19th edn’), 1867 (‘18th
edn’); preface by G. K. Chesterton 1916, 1926; New York 1970,
Bromyard, Herefordshire 1975, Bath 1975, Shrewsbury 1978,
Oxford 1979; tr Greek 1829 (no known copy).
Preliminary part of Paper against gold. 1821. See Paper against gold,
1815, above.
The Queen’s answer to the letter from the King to his people. 1821,
Philadelphia 1821. Rptd from Political Register 27 Jan 1821.
Speech of Mr Cobbett delivered at a public meeting at Huntingdon.
Holt? 1821.
Cobbett’s collective commentaries. 1822. Mainly rptd from
Statesman 1822, below.
The farmer’s friend. 1822. Rptd from Political Register 15 Dec 1821, 5
Jan 1822.
The farmer’s wife’s friend. 1822. Rptd from Political Register 23 Mar
1822.
[Long Island prophecies] Cobbett’s too long petition; Letter to
Tierney; Letter to the Regent. 1822 (5 issues including caption
title Long Island prophecies). Rptd from Political Register 7 Feb, 1
July 1818, 30 Oct 1819.
Mr Cobbett’s publications. A descriptive catalogue frequently rptd
from Political Register and advertisements in Cobbett’s books
1822–4; later versions as List of Mr Cobbett’s publications, c. 1824;
List of Mr Cobbett’s books, 1828–32, 1834, 1842; and The Cobbett
library, 1830, 1835.
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