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Early Nineteenth-Century Poetry
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Rev Robert Bland 1779?–1825
Translations chiefly from the Greek anthology . . .. Tr [Bland and J.
H. Merivale], London, Cambridge and Oxford 1806, 1813 (as
Collections from the Greek anthology), 1833.
Edwy and Elgiva, and Sir Everard . . .. 1808, 1809.
The four slaves of Cythera: a romance. 1809.
Also wrote on classical prosody.
Robert Bloomfield 1766–1823
Bibliographies
Cranbrook, Earl of, and J. Hadfield. Some uncollected authors, 20:
Bloomfield. BC 8 1959.
Collections
The poems of Bloomfield [i.e. The farmer’s boy and rural tales].
Burlington NJ 1803, Wilmington DE 1803 (as The farmer’s boy;
Rural tales etc).
The poems of Bloomfield. 2 vols 1809. With prefaces by Bloomfield.
Collected poems. 2 vols 1817.
The poems of Bloomfield. New York 1821, 3 vols 1827, 1 vol 1831, 1835,
Halifax 1847.
Poems by Bloomfield, The farmer’s boy (illustrated). 1845.
The farmer’s boy, and other poems. Philadelphia 1847.
Poetical works. Ed W. B. Rands [1855].
Poetical works. Illustr Birket Foster 1857, 1864.
The poetical works of Bloomfield and Henry Kirke White. 1871.
Miles 1.
A selection of poems. Ed R. Gant 1947.
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The farmer’s boy: a rural poem. Ed C. Lofft 1800 (3 edns), 1801, New
York 1801, Philadelphia 1801, Leipzig 1801, Baltimore 1803, New
York 1803 (5th Amer edn), Paris 1804, London 1827 (15th Br edn),
Glasgow 1828, Boston 1877, Darlington 1898, London 1941; tr
Latin 1801 (in part), 1804 (complete), Fr 1802.
Rural tales, ballads and songs. 1802, 1802, New York 1802, London
1803, Leipzig 1803, Paris 1804, London 1806, 1826 (10th edn).
Good tidings, or news from the farm: a poem. 1804.
Wild flowers: or pastoral and local poetry. 1806, Philadelphia 1806,
London 1809, 1816, 1819, 1826.
Nature’s music: consisting of extracts from several authors, in
honour of the harp of Aeolus. 1808.
The banks of Wye: a poem. 1811, Philadelphia 1812, London 1813,
1823.
The history of little Davy’s new hat. 1815, 1817, Paris 1818, London
1824; ed W. Bloomfield 1878; tr Fr 1818.
May day with the muses. 1822, 1822.
Hazelwood-hall: a village drama. 1823. In prose.
The remains of Bloomfield. [Ed J. Weston] 2 vols 1824.
Letters
Selections from the correspondence of Bloomfield. Ed W. H. Hart
1870.
§2
Views in Suffolk, Norfolk and Northamptonshire, illustrative of the
works of Robert Bloomfield. 1806, 1818. With memoir by E. W.
Brayley.
Hudson, W. H. Afoot in England. 1909. Ch 24.
Fairchild, A. H. R. Robert Bloomfield. SP 16 1919.
Unwin, R. The rural muse. 1954. Ch 5.
Luke Booker 1762–1833
Poems on subjects sacred, moral and entertaining. Wolverhampton
1785.
The highlanders: a poem. Stourbridge [1787].
Miscellaneous poems. Stourbridge ‘1789’ [1790]; London 1791, 1794.
Select psalms and hymns. Ed Booker, Dudley 1796 (2nd edn), 1813,
1823.
Malvern: a descriptive and historical poem. Dudley, London,
Worcester, Birmingham, etc, 1798.
The hop-garden: a didactic poem. Newport, Salop and London
[1799].
Calista, or a picture of modern life: a poem. 1803.
Poems, inscribed to . . . Lord Viscount Dudley . . .. 1803.
Tobias: a poem in three parts. 1804, 1805.
Millhouse, R. Blossoms . . . A selection of sonnets . . .. Ed Booker 1823
(2 edns).
Tributes to the dead, consisting of . . . epitaphs, many of them original.
1830. Verse and prose.
The champion of Cyrus: a drama in five acts. Dudley 1831.
The springs of Plynlimmon: a poem . . .. Wolverhampton 1834.
Author of religious and topographical prose.
Sir Alexander Boswell, also ‘Simon Gray’
1775–1822
Collections
Frondes caducae. 7 vols [Auchinleck] 1816–18. Verse and prose
(reprints).
The poetical works. Ed R. H. Smith, Glasgow 1871. With memoir.
Rogers 2.
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Songs chiefly in the Scottish dialect. Edinburgh 1802, 1803. Anon.
The spirit of Tintoc: a ballad. Edinburgh 1803. Anon.
Epistle to the Edinburgh reviewers. Edinburgh 1803. Anon.
Edinburgh: or the ancient royalty, by ‘Simon Gray’. Edinburgh 1810.
Sir Albion: a fragment. [Edinburgh? 1811]. Anon.
Clan-Alpin’s vow: a fragment. Edinburgh 1811, 1817 (priv ptd).
The tyrant’s fall: a poem on Waterloo. Auchinleck 1815.
Skeldon haughs, or the sow is flitted. Auchinleck 1816. Anon.
The woo-creel, or the bill o’ Bashan. By [A. B.]. Auchinleck 1816.
Anon.
Songs in the justiciary opera, by C— M— and B— I. C. C. Auchinleck
1816. With ‘interpolations’ by Boswell.
Song for the Harveian anniversary. Edinburgh 1816.
The election: a new song. [Edinburgh 1820?].
Elegiac ode to the memory of Dr Harvey. [Edinburgh 1821], 1824 (in
A. Duncan, Tribute of regard to the memory of Sir H. Raeburn).
Jane Bourne, Mrs b. c. 1794
Northern reminiscences. Whitehaven 1832.
A companion to the Noah’s ark, being conversations . . .. Swaffham
1833. Prose and verse.
Granny’s history of England in rhyme. [1871].
Author of prose fiction for children.
Caroline Anne Bowles, later Southey 1786–1854
Collections of letters in the NLS (Blackwoods Coll), Houghton Lib, Harvard,
Rochester Univ Lib. Ms notebook in BL.
Collections and selections
Gems selected from the poems of Caroline Bowles. Boston 1836.
Autumn flowers, and other poems. Boston and New York 1844,
Boston 1845, Auburn 1848 (as The floral wreath of autumn
flowers, by Mrs Southey) (4th edn).
Mrs Southey’s (Caroline Bowles) poems. New York [1846?].
The select literary works, prose and verse, of Mrs Caroline Southey.
Hartford CT 1851.
The poetical works of Caroline Bowles Southey. 1867.