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Early Nineteenth-Century Poetry
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The Cheltenham anthology, comprising original poems and translations.
Ed Halpin 1825.
Lady Anne Hamilton 1766–1846
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The epics of the ton, or the glories of the great world: a poem in two
books . . .. 1807 (3 edns). Anon.
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A key to ‘Epics of the ton’. Edinburgh 1883. Anon.
Author of works on English history and of memoirs.
Janet Hamilton, née Thomson 1795–1873
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Poems, and essays of a miscellaneous character on subjects of
general interest. Glasgow 1863.
Poems of purpose and sketches in prose of Scottish peasant life and
character in auld langsyne, sketches of local scenes and characters,
with a glossary. Glasgow and Edinburgh 1865.
Poems and ballads, with introductory papers by the Rev George
Gilfillan, and the Rev Alexander Wallace. Glasgow 1868, 1873.
Poems, essays and sketches etc. (Memorial vol) ed James Hamilton
(with a portrait and facsimilies), Glasgow 1870, 1880, 1885.
Selected works by Janet Hamilton. Coatbridge 1984 (Monklands
Lib).
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Sketch of the late Mrs Janet Hamilton; with addresses at her
funeral and grave, by the Rev P. Cameron Black, and Rev Dr Alex
Wallace, with a prefatory note by Rev George Gilfillan. Glasgow
1873.
Pictures in prose and verse; or, Personal recollections of the late
Janet Hamilton, Langloan. Together with several unpublished
poetic pieces. Ed John Young, Glasgow 1877.
Unveiling of the Janet Hamilton Memorial at Langloan, together
with a report of the great public demonstration. Rptd from the
Aidrie Advertiser 17 July 1880. [km]
Sarah Hamilton c. 1769–1843
Sonnets, Tour to Matlock, Recollections of Scotland and other
poems. By a resident of Sherwood Forest. 1825. Anon.
The art of war: a poem in six books . . . By Frederick II, King of
Prussia. Tr Hamilton 1826.
The liberation of Joseph: a sacred dramatic poem in two parts, The
beauties of vegetation, with digressive sketches of Norwich . . . in
four cantos and other poems. 1827.
Alfred the Great: a drama in five acts. 1829. Anon.
The druid and the holy king: a lyrical poem. By a visitor of Royal
Leamington Spa. Leamington 1838, 1840. Anon.
Thomas Hancock, MD 1783–1849
Elegy, supposed to be written on a field of battle . . .. 1818. Anon.
The law of mercy: a poetical essay . . .. 1819. Anon.
Author of medical and theological bks.
Thomas Edwards Hankinson 1805–43
Collection
Poems. Ed his brothers 1844, 1847, 1851, 1854, 1860.
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Venice: a poem . . .. Cambridge 1826. Anon.
The druids: a poem. Cambridge 1827.
Poems. Cambridge 1827.
David playing the harp before Saul: a Seatonian poem. Cambridge
1831.
The plague stayed: a Seatonian poem. Cambridge 1832.
St Paul at Philippi: a Seatonian poem. Cambridge 1833.
Jacob: a Seatonian poem. Cambridge 1834.
Ishmael: a Seatonian poem. Cambridge 1835.
Ethiopia stretching out her hands unto God: a Seatonian poem.
Cambridge 1838.
The story of Constantine: a poem. 1838.
The ministry of angels. Cambridge 1840.
The call of Abraham: a Seatonian poem. Cambridge 1841.
The cross planted upon the Himalaya mountains: a Seatonian
poem. Cambridge 1842.
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Sketch of the life . . . in a series of his own letters and unpublished
poems. 2 vols Norwich 1861–2.
Author of sermons.
Joseph Hardaker fl. 1822–31
Poems, lyric and moral . . .. Bradford 1822.
The aeropteron, or steam-carriage: a poem. Keighley 1830.
The bridal of Tomar and other poems. Keighley 1831.
George Hardinge 1743–1816
Collection
The miscellaneous works in prose and verse. Ed J. Nichols 3 vols
1818.
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Rowley and Chatterton in the shades . . .. 1782; Ann Arbor MI 1979
(facs reprint); Los Angeles 1979; New York 1992. Anon.
The editor, the booksellers and the critic: an eclogue. 1800. Anon.
The filial tribute. 1807.
The Russian chiefs: an ode. 1813 (anon), 1814 (acknowledged).
Author of miscellaneous literary and biographical prose.
Thomas Harral d. 1853
A monody on the death of Mr J. Palmer . . .. 1798.
Claremont: a poem. 1818 (2nd edn).
Church and king and colour blue. [Ipswich 1819.] Anon (authorship
uncertain). Single sheet.
The apotheosis of Pitt . . .. Bury 1822.
Selections from the poems of . . . J. Bird. Ed Harral [1840].
Author of topographical and historical bks.
Margaret Harries, later Mrs Cornwell Baron
Wilson 1797–1846
Melancholy hours: a collection of miscellaneous poems. 1816.
Astarte: a Sicilian tale, with other poems. London and Edinburgh
1818 (2nd edn); London 1827 (4th edn); London and Edinburgh
1840.
Hours at home: a collection of miscellaneous poems. 1826, 1827.
The cypress wreath. 1828.
The maid of Switzerland: a romantic drama . . .. [1830?], 1888 (in
Dicks’s Standard Plays no 991). Prose.
The petticoat colonel . . .: a comic interlude . . .. 1831, 1835 (as Venus in
arms, in Duncombe’s British Theatre vol 26), 1838 (in
Cumberland’s Minor Theatre vol 14), 1888 (in Dicks’s Standard
Plays no 979). Prose.
Poems. 1831.
The naval forget me not, or songs of the ship. [1835?]