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The unsex’d females. New York 1800. By Rev Richard Polwhele,
preface by Cobbett.
A treatise on the culture and management of fruit trees.
Philadelphia 1802, New York 1802, Albany NY 1803, Philadelphia
1803, 1804 (by ‘an American farmer’, as An epitome of Mr
Forsyth’s treatise). By W. Forsyth, ed Cobbett with introd and
notes, ‘adapting . . . the treatise to . . . America’.
The empire of Germany. 1803. By J. G. Peltier, tr Cobbett with a trn of
a memoir by Peltier rptd from Political Register 1802.
Cobbett’s parliamentary debates. 1804– . Ed Cobbett with J. Wright
until 1811, then by Wright only. From 1813 (vol 24) as The parliamentary
debates; supplemented by Cobbett’s parliamentary
history, similarly edited, 36 vols 1806–20, which also passed out
of his hands in 1812 and entitled The parliamentary history from
vol 13. Repbd New York 1966. The parliamentary debates became
Hansard’s parliamentary debates in 1818 and eventually the
present Hansard.
Cobbett’s Spirit of the Public Journals. Weekly periodical, ed
Cobbett, 2 Jan–26 Dec 1804; 1 vol 1805.
Cobbett’s complete collection of state trials. 33 vols 1809–26, 1972,
Wilmington DE 1979. Cobbett with J. Wright and T. B. Howell
until 1811, then by T. B. Howell; from 1812 dissociated from
Cobbett as Howell’s state trials.
An essay on sheep. 1811, New Haven CT 1813. By R. R. Livingston, ed
Cobbett from 1st edn New York 1809, with his preface and notes.
The trial of Miss Mary Ann Tocker. New York 1818 (3 edns), Boston
1818 (as the Triumph of virtue). Ed Cobbett with ‘letter’ and
‘address’.
American slave trade. 1822. By J. Torrey jr, ed Cobbett with preface
from 1st Amer edn, Portraiture of domestic slavery, Philadelphia
1822.
The horse hoeing husbandry. 1822, 1829. Ed Cobbett with introd
from A specimen etc by J. Tull, 1731.
Elements of the Roman history. 1828, 1829 (rev as An abridged
history of the Emperors, 1829). By J. H. Sievrac, tr Cobbett.
Usury. [1824?], 1828, 1834, 1856. By J. O’Callaghan, ed Cobbett from
1st edn New York 1824, with dedication.
A geographical dictionary. 1832, 1854. Ed Cobbett et al.
The curse of paper money. 1833, New York 1968. By W. M. Gouge, ed
Cobbett with preface and introd rptd from Political Register 20
July 1833, the rest from Philadelphia 1833 edn.
Life of Andrew Jackson. 1834, New York 1834, 1834, Baltimore 1834,
[another Amer edn 1834], New York [1837]. Ed Cobbett from the
Life by J. H. Eaton, Philadelphia 1824.
Doom of the tithes. 1836. Introd by Cobbett to a trn from a Sp work,
Historia y origen de las rentas de la Iglesia de España, 1793.
Works written under the pseudonym ‘Peter Porcupine’
See under individual works, above.
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Hazlitt, W. Character of Cobbett. In his Table talk, vol 1, 1821, and
Spirit of the age, 1825 (2nd edn), 1835.
Obituary. The Times 20 June 1835.
The life of William Cobbett, esq. late MP for Oldham. 1835.
Chesterton, G. K. William Cobbett. 1925.
Clark, M. E. Peter Porcupine in America. Philadelphia 1939.
Cole, G. D. H. The life of William Cobbett. 1947.
Spater, G. William Cobbett: the poor man’s friend. 2 vols Cambridge
1982.
Green, D. Great Cobbett: the noblest agitator. 1983.
Cobbett’s New Register ( jnl of the William Cobbett Soc) is pbd annually.
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Hartley Coleridge 1796–1849
See col 297.
Henry Nelson Coleridge 1798–1843
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Poetry of the College Magazine. Windsor 1819 (with J. Moultrie).
Six months in the West Indies in 1825. 1826 (anon), 1832 (with
addns), 1841 (with addns); rptd New York 1970; tr Du 1826.
The young logicians . . . with particular reference to ‘Six months . . .’.
1827.
Introductions to the study of the Greek classic poets. Pt 1 (all pbd)
1830, 1834. On Homer.
The genuine life of Mr Francis Swing. 1831.
Specimens of the table-talk of the late Samuel Taylor Coleridge. 2
vols 1835, 1836 (with slight alterations), 1851 etc.
Table talk, recorded by Henry Nelson Coleridge (and John Taylor
Coleridge), edited by C. Woodring. 2 vols 1990 (Collected works of
S. T. Coleridge vol 14).
For H. N. Coleridge’s edns of his uncle’s Literary remains, Aids to
reflection, Confessions of an inquiring spirit, Biographia literaria
etc, see under S. T. Coleridge, col 298, above. His pseudonymous and anon critical
essays and reviews in Etonian, Br Critic and Quart Rev are summarised
in W. Graham, Henry Nelson Coleridge: expositor of
romantic criticism, PQ 4 1925.
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Coleridge, E. Some recollections of Henry Nelson Coleridge and his
family. 1910. [pl]
Edward Copleston 1776–1849
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Advice to a young reviewer, with a specimen of the art. Oxford 1807
(anon); ed J. C. Collins 1903 (in Critical essays and literary fragments);
ed G. S. Gordon 1927 (in Three Oxford ironies; with bibliographical
notes) (with note on the author by V. M. D.).
The Examiner examined: or logic vindicated. 1809. Anon.
A reply to the calumnies of the Edinburgh Review against Oxford:
containing an account of the studies pursued in that university.
Oxford 1810; A second reply, Oxford 1810; A third reply, Oxford
1811.
Praelectiones academicae Oxonii habitae. Oxford 1813. 35 Latin lectures
on poetry.
Remains of the late Edward Copleston, with an introduction containing
some reminiscences of his life. Ed R. Whately 1854.
Copleston also pbd An inquiry into the doctrines of necessity and predestination,
in four discourses, 1831, and a number of sermons, charges
and pams.
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Copleston, W. J. Memoir of Copleston with selections from his diary
and correspondence. 1851. Includes bibliography.
Tuckwell, W. In his Pre-Tractarian Oxford: a reminiscence of the
Oriel Noetics, 1909.
George Lillie Craik 1798–1866
The New Zealanders. 1830. Anon.
The pursuit of knowledge under difficulties, illustrated by anecdotes.
2 vols 1830–1 (anon), 1844, 3 vols 1845, 2 vols 1858 (rev and
enlarged), 1 vol 1865 (rev and enlarged), Edinburgh 1881, London
1906 (rev and enlarged).
Paris and its historical scenes. 2 vols 1831–2. Anon.
The pictorial history of England: being a history of the people as
well as a history of the Kingdom. 4 vols 1837–41 (to the accession
of George III), 1841–4 (during the reign of George III), 9 vols 1850
(vol 9 with index by H. C. Hamilton). With C. MacFarlane.
The history of British commerce from the earliest times. 3 vols 1844.
Rptd from The pictorial history of England by Craik and
MacFarlane.