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Early Nineteenth-Century Poetry
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On mundane moral government, demonstrating its analogy with
the system of material government. 1852. Prose.
The political life of Sir Robert Peel. 2 vols London and Edinburgh
1856. Prose.
The eve of St Mark: a romance of Venice. 2 vols London and
Edinburgh 1857; 1 vol London 1864. Prose.
A letter to the Duke of Northumberland on the ancient
Northumbrian music. London and Newcastle 1857. Prose.
The touchstone: a series of letters on social, literary and political
subjects, originally published in the Newcastle Daily Chronicle
under the signature of ‘Britannicus’. London and Newcastle 1863.
Prose.
Matter for materialists: a series of letters in vindication and extension
of the principles regarding the nature of existence of Dr
Berkeley. London and Newcastle 1870. Prose.
Doubleday also pbd several works on population and other political and social
subjects.
David Douglas fl. 1823
The fall of Constantinople: a poem. 1823.
Visions of taste: a satire. 1823.
John Freeman Milward Dovaston 1782–1854
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Rhymes. 1805. Anon. [With O. G. Gilchrist and W. Gifford.]
Fitz-Gwarine: a ballad of the Welsh border . . .. Shrewsbury 1812;
London and Shrewsbury 1816.
Poems, legendary, incidental and humorous . . .. Shrewsbury 1825 (3
edns).
The Cambrian and Salopian minstrel . . . By the poet ‘Ferneat of
the Breidden’ and others. Shrewsbury [1823?]. Anon. With
others.
The dove: scraps of poetry, selected . . .. Ed [Dovaston] [1823?].
Some account of the popular life . . . of T. Bewick. 1829. Prose.
Three popular lectures, one on natural history and two on national
melody. Shrewsbury 1839. Prose.
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Bewick to Dovaston: letters 1824–1828. Ed G. Williams 1968.
Letters from Lambeth: the correspondence of the Reynolds family
with . . . Dovaston 1808–1815. Ed J. Reynolds, Woodbridge 1981.
Harriet Downing, Mrs fl. 1816–52
Mary, or female friendship: a poem in twelve books. Bk 1 only. By a
lady. 1816 (anon), 1816 (acknowledged).
The child of the tempest and other poems. 1821.
The bride of Sicily: a dramatic poem. 1830.
How Fanny teaches her children, and odds and ends . . .. 1836.
Prose.
Satan in love: a dramatic poem. 1840.
Remembrances of a monthly nurse. 1852, [1862]. Prose.
John B. Drayton fl. 1813–21
Poems. 1813.
The early minstrel . . .. London and Edinburgh [1815?] (2nd edn).
Poetic sketches from Bunyan . . .. Ed T. Scott, Cheltenham 1821.
Henry Austen Driver fl. 1825–38
The Arabs: a tale in four cantos . . .. 1825.
Harold de Burun: a semi-dramatic poem . . .. 1835.
Byron and ‘The abbey’. 1838. Prose.
Sir William Drummond 1770?–1828
The satires of Persius.Tr Drummond 1797, 1799, 1803, 1831 (as Persius).
Byblis: a tragedy. 1802.
Odin: a poem. Pt 1 1817.
Author of numerous contributions to classical scholarship.
William Hamilton Drummond 1778–1865
Hibernia: a poem. Belfast 1797. Anon.
The battle of Trafalgar: a heroic poem. Belfast and Dublin 1806;
Charleston SC 1807.
Lucretius. The first book . . . of the nature of things. Tr Drummond,
London and Edinburgh 1808.
The giants’ causeway: a poem. Belfast and London 1811.
An elegiac ballad on the funeral of the Princess Charlotte. Dublin
1817. Anon.
Who are the happy: a poem . . .. Dublin 1818.
Clontarf: a poem. Dublin 1822. Anon.
Bruce’s invasion of Ireland: a poem. Dublin 1826. Anon.
The pleasures of benevolence: a poem. 1835.
Contributed to Irish minstrelsy . . . with English poetical translations
(1831) and Ancient Irish minstrelsy (1852), and wrote on religion, the
church, biography and animals’ rights.
P. J. Ducarel fl. 1805–36
Poems. 1805.
Poems, original and translated. 1807.
A paraphrase of the psalms . . .. 1833.
De Wyrhale: a tale of Dean forest in five cantos. 1836.
Robert Nugent Dunbar d. 1866
The lament of Britannia: a poem . . .. 1817.
Monody on the . . . death of Sir S. Romilly. 1818.
The cruise, or a prospect of the West Indian archipelago . . .. 1835.
The Caraguin: a tale of the Antilles. 1837.
Indian hours, or passion and poetry of the tropics. 1839.
The nuptials of Barcelona: a tale . . .. 1851 (2nd edn).
Illustrations of the beauties of tropical scenery. 1863 (anon), 1864
(acknowledged, as Beauties of tropical scenery, lyrical sketches
and love-songs), 1866.
George Dyer 1755–1841
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An inquiry into the nature of subscription to the 39 Articles. [1789],
1792 (enlarged). Prose.
Poems. 1792.
The complaints of the poor people of England. 1793 (2 edns), 1798;
Oxford 1990 (facs reprint). Anon. Prose.
Slavery and famine: punishments for sedition, or an account of the
miseries and starvation at Botany Bay. 1794 (2 edns, the 2nd as
Slavery . . . an account of New South Wales); ed G. Mackaness,
Sydney 1947 (facs reprint); ed Mackaness, Dubbo 1979 (facs
reprint). Prose.
A dissertation on the theory and practice of benevolence. 1795; rptd
in Pamphleteer, vols 13–14 1818–19. Prose.
Memoirs of the life and writings of R. Robinson. 1796. Prose.
An English prologue and epilogue to . . . Ignoramus . . .. 1797.
The poet’s fate: a poetical dialogue. 1797 (2 edns).
An address to the people of Great Britain on the doctrines of libels.
1799. Prose.
Odes. Ludlow 1800; ed D. H. Reiman, New York and London 1979
(facs reprint). With others.
Poems. 1801 (BL copy has cancelled title page and preface, 1800), 2