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Early Nineteenth-Century Poetry
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The vernal walk. Cambridge 1801, 1802. Anon.
The soldier and other poems, by Britannicus. Harlow 1810.
Night: a descriptive poem. 1818. Anon.
Peter Faultless to his brother Simon; Tales of night, in rhyme, and
other poems, by the author of Night. Edinburgh 1820.
Love: a poem; The giaour: a satirical poem. 1823, 1823, 1831.
Scotch nationality: a vision. 1824, Sheffield 1875 (priv ptd).
The village patriarch: a poem. 1829, 1831.
Corn Law rhymes: the ranter. Sheffield 1830, 1831 (enlarged), 1831,
1904 (selection).
The splendid village: Corn Law rhymes, and other poems. 1833.
Reissued 1834 as vol 1 of [Poetical works], above.
More verse and prose by the Cornlaw rhymer. 2 vols 1850. Contains
review by Southey.
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Carlyle, T. Corn Law rhymes. Edinburgh Rev 55 1832; rptd in his
Critical and miscellaneous essays, 1839.
Fox, W. J. The poor and their poetry. Monthly Repository 1832.
Wilson, J. Poetry of Ebenezer Elliott. Blackwood’s Mag 1834; rptd in
vol 6 of Works, Edinburgh 1856.
Prince, J. C. Ebenezer Elliott. Bradshaw’s Jnl Sep 1842.
Fox, W. J. Lectures addressed chiefly to the working classes. 4 vols
1845.
Howitt, W. Memoir of Ebenezer Elliott. Howitt’s Jnl 1847.
Howitt, W. Homes and haunts of the English poets. 1847.
Watkins, J. The life, poetry and letters of Ebenezer Elliott. 1850.
Includes Autobiographical fragment which was partially rptd in
People’s Jnl 1850 and Athenaeum Jan 1850.
‘Searle, January’ [G. S. Phillips]. The life, character, and genius of
Ebenezer Elliott. 1850, 1852.
Ebenezer Elliott. Tait’s Edinburgh Mag Jan 1850.
Ebenezer Elliott, Household Words June 1850.
Ebenezer Elliott, the Corn Law rhymer. Eliza Cook’s Jnl Sep 1850.
Literary Gazette Sep 1850.
Hood, E. P. Genius and industry. 1851.
Gilfillan, G. Literary portraits. 2 vols 1856.
Étienne, L. Les poètes des pauvres en Angleterre: 3, Ebenezer Elliott.
Revue des Deux Mondes Sep 1856.
Hood, E. P. The peerage of poverty. [1881] (6th edn). [bm]
Mary Elliott, formerly Belson 1794?–1870
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The mice, and their picnic: a good moral tale. By a looking-glass
maker. 1810, 1811, 1813. Anon.
Grateful tributes, or recollections of infancy. 1811, 1818; New York
[nd]; London 1822, [1830?].
The baby’s holiday, to which is added The white lily. 1812.
Simple truths in verse, for the amusement and instruction of children,
at an early age. 1812, 1816, 1822, [1830?] (5th edn); New York
[183-?]; London [1840?] (6th edn), [1845?].
My sister: a poem. Philadelphia 1816; New York [1830?].
Flowers of instruction, or familiar subjects in verse. 1820 (2 edns).
The progress of the quartern-loaf: a poem. [1820.]
The sunflower, or poetical truths, for young minds . . .. 1822,
[1825?].
Innocent poetry, containing moral and religious truths for infant
minds. 1823, [1825?].
Gems in the mine, or traits and habits of childhood, in verse. [1824];
Salem MA and Lancaster MA 1828.
The rose, containing original poems for young people. [1824],
[1825?]; Birmingham 1899.
Poetic gift: containing Mrs Barbauld’s hymns, in verse. New Haven
CT [18_?]
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P. D. Jordan, The juvenilia . . .: a list. New York 1936.
Pbd numerous works of prose fiction for children.
Sir Charles Abraham Elton 1778–1853
Poems. 1804.
The remains of Hesiod the Ascraean. Tr Elton 1812, 1815, 1832, 1856
(Bohn’s Classical Lib), 1894; selection 1873 (as The works of
Hesiod, Callimachus and Theognis, with J. Banks and J. H. Frere).
Tales of romance, with other poems . . . including selections from
Propertius. London, Bristol, Edinburgh and Dublin 1810; selections
1848 (as Elegies of Propertius), 1854.
Specimens of the classic poets . . .. Tr Elton 3 vols 1814; Philadelphia
1854, 1860, 1868.
The brothers: a monody . . . 1820.
Hesiod . . . Bion and Moschus . . .. Tr Elton 1832. With F. Fawkes and
Viscount Royston.
Boyhood, with other poems and translations. London and Bristol
1835.
Some pbns on religious topics.
Lucy Emra c. 1806–c. 1835?
Scenes in the life and death of a missionary and other original
poems. London and Bristol 1831, 1832 (as Heavenly themes: a
selection of original poetry).
The types. 1836. Anon. Verse and prose.
Elizabeth or Eliza Bland Erskine, the Hon Mrs
Esme Steuart, formerly Norton b. c. 1795
Isabel: a tale in two cantos and other poems. 1814.
Alcon Malanzore: a Moorish tale. Brussels 1815.
The charity sister: a tale. [New York 183-?]. Prose.
The martyr: a tragedy. 1848.
The gossip: a collection of tales, sketches. 3 vols 1852. Prose.
The lady of La Garaye. Cambridge 1862 (2 edns), Cambridge and
London 1862 (2 edns), New York 1864, [1865?]; London 1866, New
York 1866.
Thomas Erskine, Baron Erskine, also ‘E’ 1750–1823
Collections
A collection of essays on a variety of subjects, in prose and verse.
Newark NJ 1797.
The poetical works . . . with a biographical memoir. 1823.
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The geranium. [c. 1795.] Anon.
Armata: a fragment. 1817 (4 edns). Anon.
The second part of Armata. 1817 (3 edns), 1818.
The farmer’s vision. By ‘E’. 1819, 1820. Anon.
The beauties of Erskine . . .. Ed A. Howard [1834?]. Prose and verse.
Substantial pbns on politics and law, listed in BLC.
Charles Wicksted Ethelston fl. 1803–30
The suicide, with other poems. 1803.
The unity of the church inculcated and enforced. Manchester 1814.
Prose.
A pindaric ode to the genius of Britain. Manchester [1820?] (2 edns).
S. Evance, afterwards Mrs B. Hooper fl. 1808–18
Poems . . . selected from her earliest productions, to those of the
present year. Ed [J. Clarke] 1808.