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Early Nineteenth-Century Prose<br />

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<strong>The</strong> speeches <strong>of</strong> the Hon Thomas Erskine, when at the bar, on subjects<br />

connected with the liberty <strong>of</strong> the press, and against constructive<br />

treasons; collected by J. Ridgway. 4 vols 1810, 1812,<br />

Georgetown 1813, 4 vols London 1813–16, 1847 (with prefatory<br />

memoir by Lord Brougham), 2 vols 1870 (with memoir by E.<br />

Walford).<br />

<strong>The</strong> beauties <strong>of</strong> Erskine: consisting <strong>of</strong> selections from his prose and<br />

poetry, by A. Howard. [1834?]<br />

<strong>The</strong> modern orator: the most celebrated speeches <strong>of</strong> the Earl <strong>of</strong><br />

Chatham, R. B. Sheridan, Lord Erskine and Edmund Burke. 1847.<br />

§1<br />

Plain thoughts <strong>of</strong> a plain man addressed to the common sense <strong>of</strong> the<br />

people <strong>of</strong> Great Britain. 1797.<br />

A view <strong>of</strong> the causes and consequences <strong>of</strong> the present war with<br />

France. 1797 (35 edns); tr Fr [1797] (23 edns at least).<br />

Cruelty to animals: the speech <strong>of</strong> Lord Erskine in the House <strong>of</strong> Peers<br />

on the second reading <strong>of</strong> the bill for preventing malicious and<br />

wanton cruelty to animals. 1809, 1824.<br />

Armata: a fragment. 1817 (anon, 4 edns); <strong>The</strong> second part <strong>of</strong> Armata,<br />

1817 (3 edns). A political romance.<br />

A short defence <strong>of</strong> the Whigs against the imputations attempted to<br />

be cast upon them during the late election for Westminster. 1819,<br />

1819.<br />

A letter to An elector <strong>of</strong> Westminster, author <strong>of</strong> A reply to the short<br />

defence <strong>of</strong> the Whigs. 1819.<br />

<strong>The</strong> defences <strong>of</strong> the Whigs. 1819. Rptd from the 2 preceding.<br />

<strong>The</strong> farmer’s vision, by E. 1819 (priv ptd).<br />

A letter to the Earl <strong>of</strong> Liverpool on the subject <strong>of</strong> the Greeks. 1822<br />

(2nd edn).<br />

<strong>The</strong> poetical works; with a biographical memoir. 1823.<br />

Age <strong>of</strong> reason: Erskine’s defence <strong>of</strong> the cause <strong>of</strong> Newton, Boyle,<br />

Locke, Hale and Milton, versus T. Paine. [1831.]<br />

Erskine’s opinion <strong>of</strong> Paine’s Age <strong>of</strong> reason. [1831.]<br />

<strong>The</strong> speeches above constitute only a representative selection from a considerable<br />

body <strong>of</strong> pbd speeches and pams.<br />

§2<br />

A sketch <strong>of</strong> the character <strong>of</strong> Erskine. Pamphleteer 23 1823.<br />

Campbell, J. In his Lives <strong>of</strong> the Lord Chancellors ser 3, 6 1847.<br />

Duméril, H. Erskine: étude sur le barreau anglais à la fin du XVIIIe<br />

siècle. Paris 1883.<br />

Fraser, J. A. L. Erskine. <strong>Cambridge</strong> 1932.<br />

John Foster 1770–1843<br />

§1<br />

Essays in a series <strong>of</strong> letters to a friend. 2 vols 1805, 1806 (rev), 1806, 1<br />

vol 1830 (9th edn, embodying final revisions); ed J. M. 1876 (as<br />

Decision <strong>of</strong> character and other essays). On a man’s writing<br />

memoirs <strong>of</strong> himself; On decision <strong>of</strong> character; On the application<br />

<strong>of</strong> the epithet romantic; On some <strong>of</strong> the causes by which evangelical<br />

religion has been rendered less acceptable to persons <strong>of</strong> cultivated<br />

taste.<br />

Discourse on missions. 1818.<br />

An essay on the evils <strong>of</strong> popular ignorance. 1820, 1821 (with a<br />

Discourse on the communication <strong>of</strong> Christianity to the people <strong>of</strong><br />

Hindoostan), 1846 (rev and enlarged).<br />

Contributions biographical, literary and philosophical to the<br />

Eclectic Review. 2 vols 1844; ed J. E. Ryland 1856.<br />

Lectures delivered at Broadmead Chapel, Bristol. Ed J. E. Ryland 2<br />

ser 1844–7, 2 vols 1853 (with addns).<br />

<strong>The</strong> life and correspondence <strong>of</strong> John Foster. Ed J. E. Ryland, with<br />

notices <strong>of</strong> Mr Foster as a preacher and a companion by John<br />

Sheppard 2 vols 1846.<br />

A brief memoir <strong>of</strong> Miss Sarah Saunders, with nine letters addressed<br />

to her during her last illness. [1847.]<br />

Fosteriana: consisting <strong>of</strong> thoughts, reflections and criticisms <strong>of</strong><br />

John Foster, selected from periodical papers not hitherto published<br />

in a collected form. Ed H. G. Bohn 1858.<br />

An essay on the improvement <strong>of</strong> time and other literary remains;<br />

with a preface by John Sheppard. Ed J. E. Ryland 1863, 1886 (with<br />

Notes <strong>of</strong> sermons and other pieces).<br />

Letters from Foster to Thomas Coles MA, now first published with<br />

an appendix by Henry Coles. 1864.<br />

An important introductory essay by Foster is prefixed to the 1825 and later<br />

edns <strong>of</strong> Doddridge, <strong>The</strong> rise and progress <strong>of</strong> religion. Foster also pbd<br />

various sermons, religious discourses and controversial works. He was a<br />

regular contributor to the Eclectic Rev 1806–39.<br />

§2<br />

Hall, R. Reviews. 1825. Includes a review <strong>of</strong> Foster’s Essays, above.<br />

Gilfillan, G. In his Galleries <strong>of</strong> literary portraits vol 2, Edinburgh<br />

1856.<br />

Whately, E. Life and writings <strong>of</strong> Foster the essayist. In his Afternoon<br />

lectures on <strong>English</strong> literature, Dublin 1863.<br />

Everts, W. W. Life and thoughts <strong>of</strong> Foster. 1868.<br />

Bayne, P. In his Six Christian biographies, 1887.<br />

Kaufman, P. Foster’s pioneer interpretation <strong>of</strong> the romantic. MLN<br />

38 1923.<br />

Basil Hall 1788–1844<br />

Account <strong>of</strong> a voyage <strong>of</strong> discovery to the west coast <strong>of</strong> Corea and the<br />

Great Loo-Choo Island; with an appendix and a vocabulary <strong>of</strong> the<br />

Loo-Choo language by H. I. Clifford. 1818, 1820 (with plates),<br />

Edinburgh 1826, London 1840 (with an interview with Napoleon<br />

Bonaparte at St Helena).<br />

Extracts from a journal written on the coasts <strong>of</strong> Chili, Peru and<br />

Mexico, in the years 1820, 1821, 1822. 2 vols 1823, Edinburgh 1824,<br />

London 1825 (4th edn); tr Portuguese 1906, Sp 1920.<br />

Hall’s voyages. 4 vols Edinburgh 1826–7.<br />

Travels in North America in the years 1827 and 1828. 3 vols<br />

Edinburgh 1829, 2 vols Philadelphia 1829; tr Fr [1841?].<br />

Fragments <strong>of</strong> voyages and travels. Ser 1 3 vols 1831; ser 2 3 vols<br />

Edinburgh 1832; ser 3 3 vols Edinburgh 1833, 1834; tr Fr 1858.<br />

Autobiographical sketches from this work were separately pbd as<br />

<strong>The</strong> midshipman and <strong>The</strong> lieutenant and commander, 1862.<br />

Schloss Hainfeld: or a winter in Lower Styria. Edinburgh 1836,<br />

1836.<br />

Patchwork. 3 vols 1841.<br />

Voyages and travels. 1895. With biographical preface.<br />

Travels in India, Ceylon and Borneo, selected and edited with biographical<br />

introduction by H. G. Rawlinson. 1931.<br />

Henry Hallam 1777–1859<br />

See col 2430.<br />

Julius Charles Hare 1795–1855<br />

Bibliographies<br />

GM Apr 1855. Incomplete but accurate bibliography with much<br />

information unobtainable elsewhere.<br />

§1<br />

La Motte Fouqué’s Sintram and his companions. 1820.<br />

Guesses at truth, by two brothers. Ser 1 1827, 1838 (with addns), 1840<br />

(rev); ser 2 1848 (title page states ‘2nd edn with large addns’, but<br />

preface explains that ‘2nd edn’ means that part <strong>of</strong> ser 1 is<br />

included); both ser, 1866, 1871 (with memoir <strong>of</strong> J. C. Hare by E. H.<br />

Plumptre), 1905. With A. W. Hare, until his death; essays, epigrams<br />

etc.<br />

Niebuhr’s <strong>The</strong> history <strong>of</strong> Rome. 3 vols 1828–42. Vols 1–2 by Hare and

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