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Redding, C. Literary reminiscences and memoirs of Thomas
Campbell. 2 vols London 1860. 1st pbd as Life and reminiscences
. . . in New Monthly Mag, 1846–8.
reviews: Athenaeum, 29 Oct 1859; Sat Rev 8, 19 Nov 1859; NMM
117, Dec 1859; N. Br Rev 32, May 1860.
Cronnelly, R. F. Irish family history . . . to which is added a paper on
the authorship of The exile of Erin. 2 vols Dublin 1864.
Jerdan, W. Men I have known. 1866.
Hall, S. C. and wife. Memories of the authors of the age: Thomas
Campbell. Art Jnl n.s. 5, May 1866.
Lord Lyndhurst and Lord Brougham. Quart Rev 126, Jan 1869. On
London Univ and Campbell.
Hall, S. C. Book of memories of great men and women of the age.
1871. Essentially a repetition of Hall and wife, above.
Hewlett, H. G. (ed). Henry Fothergill Chorley: autobiography,
memoir, and letters. 1873.
Wilson, J. et al. Noctes Ambrosianae. New York 1875 (rev edn).
Mackay, C. Forty years’ recollections. Vol 1 1877.
Recollections of Thomas Campbell and David M. Moir. Leisure
Hour 27, 9 Mar 1878.
Rossetti, W. M. Lives of famous poets. 1878, rptd New York 1971.
Lyall, W. Thomas Campbell: a criticism. Canadian Monthly 14, 1879.
Oliphant, M. W. Literary history of England. 3 vols 1882, 2 vols New
York 1883.
Carruthers, R. (ed). Chambers’s cyclopedia of English literature. 8
vols New York 1885 (3rd edn).
Madden, R. R. Literary remains of the United Irishmen of 1798,
with an essay on the authorship of The exile of Erin. Dublin
1887.
Univ of London. Quart Rev 164, Jan 1887; 191, Apr 1900. See also H. H.
Bellot, University College London, 1826–1926, 1929.
Chambers, W. Literary celebrities. London and Edinburgh 1887.
Thomas Campbell. Temple Bar 85, Jan 1889.
Clayden, P. W. Rogers and his contemporaries. 2 vols 1889.
Rae, W. F. The bard of hope. Temple Bar 90, Sep 1890.
Ward, T. H. The English poets. Vol 4 1894.
Dixon, W. M. English poetry from Blake to Browning. 1894, 1896.
Courthope, W. J. History of English poetry. 6 vols London and New
York 1895–1910. See The new Whigs and their influence on poetry
and criticism, vol 6.
Saintsbury, G. E. B. English war-songs. In his Essays in English
Literature 1780–1860, 2nd ser New York 1895.
Agnew, M. C. Lions in the twenties. Temple Bar 107, Jan 1896.
Hadden, J. C. Thomas Campbell. London and Edinburgh [1899].
English patriotic poetry. Quart Rev 192, Oct 1900.
Brandes, G. M. C. British spirit of freedom. In his Main currents in
nineteenth-century literature. Vol 4 1901–6.
Funke, O. Campbell als dichter. Dissertation, Leipzig. Reichenbach,
Germany 1902.
Campbell, L. Thomas Campbell, the poet. Monthly Rev 10, Feb 1903.
Symons, A. Thomas Campbell. Fortnightly Rev 82, 1 Sep 1904.
Saintsbury, G. E. B. History of English prosody. 3 vols 1906, 1910.
Allingham, H. and D. Radford (ed). William Allingham: a diary.
1907.
Coutts, J. History of the University of Glasgow. Glasgow 1909.
MacCunn, F. Sir Walter Scott’s friends. Edinburgh 1909.
Symons, A. The romantic movement in English poetry. New York
1909.
Elton, O. Survey of English literature 1780–1830. 2 vols 1912.
Abercrombie, L. The war and the poets. Quart Rev 224, Oct 1915.
Saintsbury, G. E. B. Lesser poets 1790–1837. 1915.
MacFarlane, C. Reminiscences of a literary life. New York 1917.
Bayne, T. W. In DNB, Oxford 1917.
Floryan, J. Polish Rev 1, 1917. On Campbell and Poland.
Pierce, F. E. Currents and eddies in the English romantic generation.
New Haven CT 1918.
Duffy, C. Thomas Campbell: a critical biography. Unpbd diss.,
Cornell Univ 1939.
Reiman, D. H. The Romantics reviewed: contemporary reviews.
New York and London 1972. Only mentions Campbell except for 1
review of Theodric. [mrm]
George Canning 1770–1827
See also under Anti-Jacobin, col 2935, below.
Collections
Poetical works. [1823] (with biography); Glasgow 1825, London 1827;
Paris 1827, 1828; London 1855.
The beauties of Canning. Ed A. Howard [1827].
A biographical memoir of Canning . . . to which is added the whole
of his . . . poems. [Ed T. Forster,] Brussels 1827.
Speeches, with a memoir by R. Therry, 6 vols 1828, 1830, 1836, [1845];
tr Fr by H. de Janvry, Paris 1832.
The works. Ed A. Howard, New York 1829.
Select speeches. Ed R. Walsh, Philadelphia 1835, 1836, etc.
Poetical works. 1851 (in Cabinet ed of the British poets vol 4).
Selections from the Anti-Jacobin, together with some later poems.
Ed L. Sanders 1904. With J. H. Frere, G. Ellis and others.
§1
Ulm and Trafalgar. 1806 (2 edns).
A letter to Earl Camden connected with the late duel. 1809 (2 edns).
Prose.
Two letters to Earl Camden. 1809. Prose.
The doctor: a parody. In The man in the moon, 1820 (24 edns).
Satires, songs and odes on various subjects. 1821, 1824 (in P. Pindar,
The works).
New morality. In The British satirist, Glasgow 1826.
The pilgrimage to Mecca. Warwick 1829; London 1831 (rptd in
Translations of the Oxford Latin prize poems).
An anglo-sapphic ode . . . to Robert Beverley. By a Can-tab. 1833.
Boyle, E. C. Memories and thoughts . . . followed by a poem by G.
Canning. 1886.
The knave of hearts. In Parodies of ballad criticism, ed W. K.
Wimsatt, Los Angeles 1957 (Augustan Reprint Soc).
Canning, with J. Smith, R. Smith and J. H. Frere, edited the Microcosm,by
‘Gregory Griffin’, in 40 nos, Eton (6 Nov 1786–30 July 1787), Windsor [1788], 2
vols Windsor [1790], [1809], London [1825], also in British essayists (vol 28,
1827). He contributed to Quart Rev. For his pbd dispatches and speeches, see
BLC.
§2
George Canning and his friends . . .. Ed J. Bagot 1909; New York 1909.
Hinde, W. George Canning. 1973.
The letter-journal . . . 1793–1795. Ed P. Jupp 1991 (in Camden 4th ser
vol 41).
Maria M. Cannon fl. 1824–5
Maria and St Flos: a poem, in a series of letters, to which is added, A
search after happiness. Newbury, Trowbridge, Frome and
Hungerford 1824; London 1825.
David Carey 1782–1824
Thomas Campbell | David Carey
The pleasures of nature . . .. 1803.
The reign of fancy: a poem. By [D. C.]. 1804.
Poems, chiefly amatory. 1807, 1809.
Craig Phadric, Visions of sensibility . . . Inverness 1811.
Macbeth: a poem in six cantos. Ed J. Adam. 1817. Anon. By [J. Mann
or Carey?].
Beauties of the modern poets . . .. Ed Carey 1820, 1821, 1826.
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