The Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature ... - uogenglish

vols 1802; ed D. H. Reiman, New York and London 1978 (facs
reprint of 1802).
Poetics, or a series of poems and disquisitions on poetry. 2 vols 1812.
Verse and prose.
Four letters on the English constitution. 1812 (2 edns), 1817
(enlarged); rptd in Pamphleteer, vol 12 1818. Prose.
History of the university and colleges of Cambridge. 2 vols 1814. Prose.
To a lady requesting some verses . . .. [c. 1815.]
The privileges of the university and colleges of Cambridge. 2 vols
1824. Prose.
Academic unity. 1827. Prose.
Contributed to Analytical Rev, Critical Rev, Reflector and Monthly Mag.
Miss Edgar fl. 1810–24
Tranquillity: a poem, to which are added other original poems and
translations from the Italian. Dundee, Edinburgh, Glasgow,
Aberdeen and Montrose 1810; Edinburgh and London 1824.
James Edmeston 1791–1867
Poems. 1817.
The search and other poems. 1817.
Sacred lyrics . . .. [1st set] 1820, 1st and 2nd sets 1821, 3rd set 1822, collected
1823.
Anston park: a tale. 1821. Prose.
The cottage minstrel, or hymns . . .. 1821, 1836.
Patmos and other poems. 1824.
The woman of Shunem . . . and other poems. 1829, 1830.
Fifty original hymns . . .. Northampton 1833.
Hymns for the chamber of sickness. [1844], [c. 1850].
Closet hymns and poems. [1846.]
Infant breathings, being hymns for the young. 1846, [1862].
Sacred poetry. 1848.
Rebecca Edridge fl. 1803–25
The lapse of time: a poem for the new year. Uxbridge and London
1803.
The scrinium: a collection of tales. 2 vols 1822. Prose.
The highest castle and the lowest cave. 3 vols 1825. Prose.
John Edwards b. c. 1772
All Saints’ Church, Derby: a poem. Derby 1805.
The tour of the dove: a poem . . .. London and Derby 1821, [1825?].
Richard Edwards fl. 1813
The reviewers: a poem in accentuated verse. 1813.
Specimens of English accentuated verse . . .. 1813.
Specimens of English non-accentuated verse . . .. 1813.
Treatise on English prosody. 1813. Prose.
Anne Elfe fl. 1808–9
The lays of Caruth, bard of Dinham and other poems. 1808; ed J. E.
Hardwick, Newport-on-Usk 1909.
Original poems. Chepstow, Monmouth, etc. 1809.
Charlotte Elliott 1789–1871
Selections
Selections from the poems of Charlotte Elliott, with a memoir by
her sister E. B[abington]. [1873], reissued [1875].
reviews: Br Quart Rev Jan 1874; Gospel Mag July 1874.
I wish you a happy new year: counsels and encouragements selected
from Charlotte Elliott. [1877.] Mostly verse.
Miles 10 (11).
Words of hope and grace, with a biographical sketch. [1914.]
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The invalid’s hymn book. Dublin 1834. Anon. 1841 (2nd edn revised
and enlarged), 1854 (12th thousand rev, corrected and enlarged).
(Includes Just as I am, with over a hundred other original hymns
in later edn.)
Hours of sorrow: or, thoughts in verse chiefly adapted to seasons of
sickness, depression and bereavement. 1836, 1856 (5th edn as
Hours of sorrow cheered and comforted), 1869 (7th edn). Anon.
Morning and evening hymns for a week. Original. Brighton 1836.
Anon. Frequently rptd, 37th thousand [c. 1865], [1906] as
Hosannah: hymns for a week.
Thoughts in verse on sacred subjects and hymns. 1869, 1871 (2nd
edn, with some miscellaneous poems, written in early years, and
now first published).
Poetical leaflets. 16 nos. Religious Tract Soc [1873].
All I need: or the Christian’s confidence [tract]. [1874.]
Leaves from the unpublished journals, letters and poems of
Charlotte Elliott. [1874], [1878].
reviews: Athenaeum 17 Oct 1874; Evangelical Mag n.s. 18, Dec
1874.
Charlotte Elliott also contributed to the Christian Remembrancer pocket
book, which she edited 1834–59, and to Psalms and hymns, ed H. V. Elliott,
Brighton 1835.
Attributed and spurious works
A keepsake for a young servant. 1841, 1847 (3rd edn).
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Obituary: Christian Observer Dec 1871.
Winslow, O. The king in his beauty: a tribute to the memory of Miss
Charlotte Elliott. [1872.]
Just as I am. [1885.] With memorial sketch by H.L.L. [i.e. Jane
Borthwick]. [rs]
Ebenezer Elliott 1781–1849
David Douglas | Ebenezer Elliott
The major collection of Elliott’s mss and letters is held in Sheffield City Libs.
Other letters are in the Brotherton Lib in Leeds.
Bibliographies
Eaglestone, A. A., E. R. Seary and G. L. Phillips. Ebenezer Elliott: a
commemorative brochure with bibliography. Sheffield 1949.
Lists many fugitive pieces.
Brown, S. Ebenezer Elliott: the Corn Law rhymer. Leicester 1971.
Provides a listing of both letters and secondary criticism.
Collections.
[Poetical works.] Vol 1: The splendid village, Corn Law rhymes and
other poems, 1834; vol 2: The village patriarch, Love and other
poems, 1834; vol 3: Kerhonah, The vernal walk, Win hill and other
poems, 1835. Reissued as The poetical works of Ebenezer Elliott, 3
vols 1844.
The poetical works. Edinburgh 1840.
The poems. Ed R. W. Griswold, Philadelphia 1844, New York 1850.
Includes poems not found in other edns.
The poetical works. Ed E. Elliott 2 vols 1876.
Selections
Miles 2.
Ward, T. H. In English poets vol 4, 1911. Preface by E. Dowden.
Ashraf, M. Introduction to working class literature in Great Britain.
East Berlin 1978.
Maidment, B. E. The poorhouse fugitives. Manchester 1987.
Scheckner, P. An anthology of Chartist poetry. 1989.
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