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Early Nineteenth-Century Poetry
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Hooker, I. M. F. and N. Dermott Hunt. Some unpublished documents
of the asylum period. Northamptonshire Past and Present
3, 1964.
Green, D. B. John Clare, John Savage and the Scientific Receptacle.
REL 7, 1966.
Green, D. B. New letters of John Clare to Taylor and Hessey. SP 64,
1967.
Storey, M. Letters of John Clare. 1821. Revised datings, N & Q ns 16,
1969.
Chilcott, T. John Taylor: a publisher and his circle. 1972.
Storey, M. Some previously unpublished letters from John Clare.
RES 25, 1974.
Crossan, G. John Clare’s poetry: an examination . . . of some recent
editions. Stud in Romanticism 23, 1984.
Storey, M.‘Creeping into print’: editing the letters of John Clare. In
The theory and practice of text-editing, ed. I. Small and M.
Walsh, Cambridge 1991.
Lucas, J. Revising Clare. In Romantic revisions, ed. R. Brinkley and
K. Hanley, Cambridge 1993.
The John Clare Society Journal is pbd annually (1982 on). [ms]
John Chalk Claris, or ‘Arthur Brooke’ 1797?–1866
Collections
Thoughts and feelings and Retrospection, and Elegy on the death of
Shelley. By J. C. Claris. Ed D. H. Reiman, New York and London
1977 (facs reprint).
Poems (1816) . . . Poems (1818), Durovernum. By J. C. Claris. Ed D. H.
Reiman, New York and London 1978 (facs reprint).
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Poems. By ‘Arthur Brooke’. Canterbury 1816 (priv ptd); London 1818.
Durovernum, with other poems. By ‘Arthur Brooke’. 1818.
Thoughts and feelings. By ‘Arthur Brooke’. 1820.
Elegy on the death of P. B. Shelley. By ‘Arthur Brooke’. 1822.
Retrospection, with other poems. By ‘Arthur Brooke’. 1822.
Ann Clarke fl. 1820–40
The Christian life a journey. Birmingham 1820 (3rd edn); London
1821, 1823 (7th edn). Prose.
The world an inn: an allegory. Birmingham 1820 (2nd ed); Bath 1830;
London 1835 (6th edn). Prose.
Poems, moral and entertaining . . .. Northampton and London 1824;
2 vols London 1825.
The saviour’s triumph and Satan’s downfall, or captivity led captive:
a tragical poem. Northampton and London 1824.
Poems: viz. dialogue between body and soul. [Southam 1840?]
Anne Clarke, of Shipston on Stour fl. 1808–14
Small literary patchwork . . . By a countrywoman. Shipston on Stour
1808; London and Shipston on Stour 1814. Anon.
William Branwhite Clarke 1798–1878
Pompeii: a poem. Ipswich 1819.
The river Derwent, part the first . . .. 1822.
Lays of leisure . . .. 1829.
The history and practice of psalmody. 1835. Prose.
Engaged in religious controversy, wrote sermons, and wrote on gold mining in
Australia.
‘Leigh Cliffe’
See George Jones, below.
Arthur Clifford 1778–1830
A poetical epistle to H. Clifford . . .. Edinburgh 1810.
A midnight meditation . . . at Tixall. [Edinburgh? 1813?] Anon.
Tixall poetry . . .. Ed Clifford, Edinburgh and London 1813.
Carmen seculare: an ode for the year 1814. 1814.
Clifford, or the battle of Towton: an historical tragedy . . .. Paris 1817.
Wrote on topography, genealogy and elementary Latin.
Ingram Cobbin 1777–1851
Philanthropy: a poem . . .. 1817.
The pilgrim’s fate and other poems. 1818.
Scripture parables in verse . . .. 1818.
Georgiana, or anecdotes . . . with poetical effusions. Ed Cobbin 1820.
Malan, C. H. A. Hymns . . .. Tr [Cobbin] 1825.
Author of religious and educational works.
Elizabeth or Eliza Cobbold, Mrs John,
formerly Knipe, also ‘Carolina Petty Pasty’
1767–1824
Collection
Poems . . . with a memoir . . .. Ed [L. Jermyn], Ipswich 1825; Ipswich
and London 1825.
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Poems on various subjects. By Eliza Knipe. Manchester 1783.
Six narrative poems. By Eliza Knipe. 1787.
The mince pye: an heroic epistle . . . By ‘Carolina Petty Pasty’. 1800.
Cliff valentines, 1813. Ipswich 1813.
Cliff valentines, 1814. Ipswich 1814. Anon.
Ode on the victory of Waterloo. Ipswich, London, Bury St Edmunds
and Colchester 1815.
Contributed to annuals and to Ipswich pbns.
Sir William Cockburn 1773–1858
Saint Peter’s denial of Christ: a Seatonian prize poem. Cambridge
1802, 1808 (in Musae seatonianae vol 2).
Christ raising the daughter of Jairus: a Seatonian prize poem.
Cambridge 1803, 1808 (in Musae seatonianae vol 2).
Author of religious and geological works.
Mary Cockle, Mrs E. fl. 1808–26
The fishes grand gala. A companion to the ‘peacock at home’. 2 pts
1808; pt 1 only Philadelphia 1809.
Lines on the lamented death of Sir John Moore . . .. 1810.
Simple minstrelsy. 1812.
National triumphs. 1814.
Elegy to the memory of . . . Princess Charlotte. 1817 (4 edns).
An elegy on the death of . . . George the third. London and
Edinburgh 1820; Newcastle 1820 (2 edns), 1839 (priv ptd).
Lines to a boy pursuing a butterfly. Newcastle 1826. Anon.
Wrote various shorter pieces and prose works for children.
William Coldwell fl. 1818–23
Fables and moral poems. Halifax 1818.
Hebrew harmonies and allusions. 1820.
[Hebrew title] The book of praises . . .. 1821.
William Cole, vicar of Broadchalk 1754–1812
To the feeling heart, exalted affection, or Sophia Pringle: a poem.
Salisbury 1789.