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The brazen serpent: a sacred poem in two parts . . .. 1827.
de Lamartine, A. The death of Socrates: a poem. Tr Cope 1829.
Louisa Stuart Costello 1799–1870
The soldier’s orphan. 3 vols 1809. Prose.
The maid of the Cyprus isle and other poems. 1815 (2 edns).
Redwald: a tale of Mona and other poems. Brentford 1819.
Songs of a stranger. 1825.
Specimens of the early poetry of France, from the time of the troubadours
and trouvères to the reign of Henri quatre. 1835, 1838,
[1877] (with The book of French songs, tr J. Oxenford).
The queen’s poisoner . . .. 3 vols 1841, 1848 (as Catherine de Medicis,
or the Queen-Mother: a romance), 1853. Prose.
Gabrielle, or pictures of a reign: a historical novel. 3 vols [1843].
The rose garden of Persia. 1845, 1887, 1888, 1899; Boston [1899], 1900,
1902; London 1911, 1913, 1924. Trns from Persian poetry.
Clara Fane, or the contrasts of life. 3 vols 1848. Prose.
The lay of the stork: a poem. 1856.
Flowers from Persian poets. Tr Costello, New York [1901].
Also pbd books of travel and historical memoirs, mainly concerned with
France.
Joseph Cottle, also ‘Constantius’ 1770–1853
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Poems, containing John the Baptist; Sir Malcolm and Alla: a tale;
War: a fragment; with A monody to John Henderson, and a sketch
of his character. Bristol 1795, London 1796.
Malvern hills: a poem. 1798, 1802 (3rd edn), 2 vols 1829 (with appendix
of essays in prose).
Alfred: an epic poem. 1800, 2 vols 1804, Newburyport 1814, London
1816, 1 vol 1850. Rptd (1800 edn) New York 1979.
A new version of the Psalms of David. 1801, 1805.
John the Baptist: a poem. 1802. Rptd from Poems, 1795, above.
The fall of Cambria: a poem. 2 vols 1808, 1811. Rptd New York 1978
(introd by D. H. Reiman).
Messiah: a poem. 1815. Rptd New York 1978 (introd by D. H.
Reiman).
An expostulatory epistle to Lord Byron. 1820.
Dartmoor, and other poems. 1823.
Hymns and sacred lyrics. 1828.
Early recollections, chiefly relating to the late Samuel Taylor
Coleridge. 2 vols 1837, 1 vol 1847 (rev as Reminiscences of
Coleridge and Southey), New York 1847, 1848. Rptd Highgate
1970.
Mr Cottle and the Quarterly Review. [Bristol 1839.] A ‘second
preface’ to Early recollections, 1837, above.
Poems, containing John the Baptist, Malvern hills, An expostulatory
epistle to Lord Byron, Dartmoor, and other poems. Introd by
D. H. Reiman, New York 1978.
Cottle also edited, with Southey, the works of Thomas Chatterton, 1803, and
pbd some theological prose.
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Mitford, M. R. Recollections of a literary life. Vol 3 1852.
Gibbs, W. E. Unpublished letters concerning Cottle’s Coleridge.
PMLA 49 1934.
Whalley, G. The Bristol Library borrowings of Southey and
Coleridge 1793–8. Library 5th ser 4 1949. Appendix B:
Borrowings by Joseph Cottle. [pl]
Peter L. Courtier b. 1776
Poems: consisting of elegies, sonnets, odes, canzonets . . .. 1795,
1796.
Revolutions: a poem in two books. 1796.
The warning voice. 1798. Anon.
Pleasures of solitude: a poem. 1800, 1802, 1804.
Poems. Vol 2 1805.
The lyre of love. Ed Courtier 2 vols 1806.
Edward Coxe, of Hampstead Heath fl. 1805–27
Miscellaneous poetry. Bath and London 1805.
The valentine: a poem on St Valentine’s day . . .. 1810.
Goldsmith, O. History of England. Ed (with a continuation) Coxe,
Derby 1827, 1828. Prose.
Thomas Crichton, also ‘Senex’ fl. 1804–21
The library: a poem. Paisley 1804. Anon (attribution uncertain).
Verses to the memory of Lord Nelson . . .. Paisley 1805. Anon.
Biographical sketches of the late A. Wilson. By ‘Senex’. [Paisley 1819].
Anon. Prose.
Memoir of the life and character of . . . J. Findlay. Paisley 1821.
Prose.
Margaret Sarah Croker b. 1773
A monody on the lamented death of . . . Princess Charlotte-Augusta
. . .. 1817.
Nugae canorae. 1818, 1819.
The question, who is Anna? A tale. 3 vols 1818. Prose.
A tribute to the memory of Sir Samuel Romilly. 1818.
Monody on His late Royal Highness the Duke of Kent. 1820.
George Croly 1780–1860
Charles Collins | George Croly
Collection
The poetical works of the Rev George Croly. 2 vols 1830 (2 issues).
Paris in 1815, Lines on the death of . . . Princess Charlotte . . .. Ed D. H.
Reiman, New York and London 1977 (facs reprints).
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Paris in 1815: a poem. 1817 (anon), 1818 (acknowledged); 2nd pt (with
other poems) 1821.
Lines on the death of . . . Princess Charlotte. 1818.
The angel of the world: an Arabian tale; Sebastian: a Spanish tale,
with other poems. 1820; New York 1844.
Catiline: a tragedy . . . with other poems. 1822.
Gems principally from the antique, drawn by Richard Dagley, with
illustrations in verse by George Croly. London and Edinburgh
1822.
Pride shall have a fall: a comedy. 1824 (6 edns). Anon. Prose.
May fair, in four cantos. 1827 (2 edns). Anon (authorship uncertain).
The beauties of the British poets, with a few introductory observations.
Ed Croly 1828; Boston 1861.
Salathiel: a story of the past, the present and the future. 3 vols 1828 (2
edns, anon); 2 vols New York and Philadelphia 1828; London
1829; New York 1833; Cincinnati 1842; London 1842; New York
1843; Philadelphia 1843; 1 vol Cincinnati 1847; Philadelphia 1848,
1849, 1850; London 1855 (rev), 1856; Philadelphia 1856; Cincinnati
1858; London and New York 1858; London 1859, 1897; ed L.
Wallace and I. K. F., New York and London 1901 (as Tarry thou till
I come); Toronto 1901; tr Fr 1828, Ger Stuttgart 1829 (as Der ewige
Jude). Prose.
Tales of the great St Bernard. 3 vols 1828 (anon), 1829 (anon), 2 vols
New York 1829 (anon). Prose.
The modern Orlando. Cantos 1–7 (all pbd) 1846, 1848, 1855. Anon.
Marston, or the soldier and statesman. 3 vols 1846, 1 vol 1860 (3rd
edn). Prose.
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