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Early Nineteenth-Century Poetry
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The lord of the desert . . . and other poems. 1821.
See also col 892.
Frederick Howard, 5th Earl of Carlisle 1748–1825
Collection
The manuscripts of the Earl of Carlisle . . .. 1897. Prose.
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Poems . . .. 1773 (3 edns); Dublin 1781; London 1807.
The father’s revenge: a tragedy. 1783, 1800, 1812.
To Sir J. Reynolds on his late resignation . . .. 1790.
The step-mother: a tragedy. 1800, 1812.
The tragedies and poems. 1801.
Miscellanies. 1820. Prose and verse.
Author of letters on Ireland and on the stage.
Rebekah Carmichael, also Mrs Hay fl. 1790–1806
Collections and selections
Eighteenth-century women poets. Ed R. Lonsdale, Oxford 1990.
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Poems. Edinburgh 1790.
Extempore, on seeing Sir William Forbes’s Funeral, a poem.
Edinburgh 1806. [km]
George Fullerton Carnegie 1799–1851
Golfiana, or niceties connected with the game of golf. Edinburgh
1833, 1842, 1843.
The destinies of Zohak, or the halls of Argenk: a poem. Edinburgh
1834.
Poems on various subjects. Edinburgh 1834.
Sir John Carr 1772–1832
The sea side hero: a drama in three acts. 1804. Prose.
Poems. 1809; ed D. H. Reiman, New York and London 1977 (facs
reprint).
Author of travel literature.
Noel Thomas [Nicholas Toms] Carrington
1770–1830
Collection
The collected poems . . .. Ed H. E. Carrington 2 vols 1834; Devonport
and London [1840?].
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The banks of Tamar: a poem . . .. Plymouth Dock 1820; London 1828.
Dartmoor: a descriptive poem . . .. Ed W. Burt, London and
Devonport 1826; London 1826.
My native village and other poems. 1830.
Contributed to an often rptd guidebook to Teignmouth and Torquay (1829).
Henry Francis Cary 1772–1844
Collection
Works. 6 vols 1847–56. Prose and verse.
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An irregular ode to General Elliott. Birmingham [1788?].
Sonnets and odes. 1788.
Ode to General Kosciusko. 1797.
The inferno of Dante, with a translation in blank verse, notes and a
life of the author. Tr Cary 2 vols 1805–6; New York 1931 (illustr W.
Blake).
The vision, or Hell, Purgatory and Paradise of Dante, translated. Tr
Cary 3 vols 1814, 1819, 1822; 2 vols Philadelphia 1822; 3 vols
London 1831, 1 vol 1844, 1850; 2 vols 1866 (illustr G. Doré), 1869,
[1871], 1876, 1889, 1892; ed P. Toynbee 1900–2, [1903], 1906; ed E.
Gardner 1908 (EL); 1910 (illustr J. Flaxman with Botticelli drawings
and the Italian text), 1928, [1930]; Florence [1930]; Geneva
[1970] (as The divine comedy), 1994. Selection: Purgatorio and
paradiso, Chicago [1883]; Dante’s purgatorio, 1889; The inferno,
ed M. Marqusee (illustr Doré), 1976.
The birds of Aristophanes, translated. Tr Cary 1824.
Pindar in English verse. Tr Cary 1833.
Lives of English poets, from Johnson to Kirke White. 1846, 1856.
Rptd from London Mag Aug 1821–Dec 1824. Prose.
The early French poets: notices and translations. Ed H. Cary (H. F.
C.’s son) 1846, 1856; ed T. E. Welby (without French texts) 1923;
New York 1925; Port Washington NY [1970]. Rptd from London
Mag Nov 1821–Apr 1824.
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Cary, H. Memoir of the Rev H. F. Cary . . . with his literary journal
and letters. 2 vols 1847, 1848.
King, R. W. The translator of Dante. 1925.
Edited the poetical works of Pope, Cowper, Milton, Thomson and Young, and
translated Herodotus.
W. Case, Jr, of Lynn fl. 1801–2
The minstrel youth: a lyrical romance . . .. 1801; Lynn 1802.
Pictures of British female poesy. Lynn 1802.
John Castillo 1792–1845
A specimen of the Bilsdale dialect . . .. Ed [J. Nelson], Northallerton
[1831].
Awd Isaac, The steeple chase and other poems. Whitby 1843.
The bard of the dales, or poems . . . partly in the Yorkshire dialect.
1850; Stokesley 1858 (enlarged, with life).
Poems in the North Yorkshire dialect. Ed G. M. Tweddell, Stokesley
1878.
John Hobart Caunter 1794–1851
The cadet: a poem, to which is added Egbert and Amelia . . . By a late
resident in the east. 2 vols 1814. Anon.
The island bride, in six cantos. 1830.
St Leon. 1835. Prose.
The fellow commoner. 3 vols 1836. Prose.
The poetry of the Pentateuch. 2 vols 1839. Prose.
The triumph of evil: a poem. 1845.
Author of biblical commentaries, lectures for children, sermons and descriptions
of the East.
John Chaloner 1780–1862
Rome: a poem. London and Edinburgh 1821. Anon.
The vale of Chamouni: a poem. By the author of Rome. 1822.
Anon.
Clara Chester: a poem. By the author of Rome and The vale of
Chamouni. Edinburgh 1823. Anon.
Mason Chamberlin fl. 1800–18
Equanimity: a poem. 1800.
Harvest: a poem. 1800.
Ocean: a poem, in two parts. 1801.
The path of duty: a moral tale . . .. Blandford 1818. Prose.