The Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature ... - uogenglish

Rhenus. [Oxford 1797?]; tr Eng 1831 (in Translations of Oxford Latin
prize poems by N. L. Torre).
Ossiani Darthula graece reddita. By [W. H.]. 1801.
Select Icelandic poetry, translated from the originals with notes. 2
pts 1804–6.
Translations from the German, Danish etc; to which is added miscellaneous
poetry. 2 pts 1804–6, 2 vols 1806 (as Miscellaneous
poetry).
Helga: a poem in seven cantos. 1815, 1820.
Hedin, or the spectre of the tomb: a tale from the Danish history.
1820.
Pia della Pietra. 1820.
The wierd wanderer of Jutland: a tragedy. 1821, 1822. Includes Julia
Montalban: a tale.
The Guahiba: a tale. 1822.
Iris. York 1826. In Latin.
Attila, or the triumph of Christianity. 1838, 1841 (as Attila, King of
the Huns).
Sylvae recentiores. 1845, 1846.
Herbert also pbd sermons, and bks and articles on education, the game laws,
church reform and botanical subjects, contributing notes to edns of Gilbert
White’s Selborne.
William Hersee fl. 1809–29
Poems. 1809.
Poems rural and domestic. Chichester 1810, 1811; London 1822.
The fall of Badajoz: a poem. Chichester 1812.
The battle of Vittoria: a poem. 1813.
A specimen of poems. [1817?]
Thomas Kibble Hervey 1799–1859
Collection
The poems . . . with a memoir. By Mrs T. K. Hervey. Boston and
Cambridge MA 1866.
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Australia, with other poems. 1824, 1825.
The poetical sketch-book . . .. 1829 (includes 3rd edn of Australia).
The devil’s progress: a poem. By the editor of The Court Journal.
1830 (anon), 1830 (acknowledged), 1849.
Gems of modern sculpture. 1831. Anon.
Illustrations of modern sculpture. 1834 (pbd in pts 1832–4). Prose
and verse.
Edited Amaranth (1839), Athenaeum (1846–53), Friendship’s Offering
(1824) and other annuals.
William Hett 1759–1833
Miscellanies. London, Boston, Lincs, and Stamford 1794. Prose.
Occasional poems. Salisbury and London 1794.
Discourses on several subjects and occasions. 2 vols 1818. Prose.
Miscellanies on various subjects in prose and verse. 1823.
The death of Absalom: a poem. Doncaster 1824.
Author also of sermons.
John Hicklin, of Nottingham fl. 1826–67
Leisure hours. Nottingham 1826. Prose and verse.
Literary recreations, in prose and verse. 1835.
The history of Nottingham Castle. 1836. Prose.
Robin Hood: a collection of poems, songs and ballads . . .. Ed Hicklin
1866, 1867.
Author of guidebooks.
Rev Brian Hill 1756–1831
Henry and Acasto: a moral tale. 1786 (3 edns), 1798, 1816.
Observations and remarks in a journey through Sicily and Calabria.
1792. Prose.
Author of sermons.
Isabel Hill 1800–42
The poet’s child: a tragedy in five acts. 1820, 1821.
Zaphna, or the amulet: a poem. 1823.
The first of May, or a royal love-match: a petite comedy. 1829.
Prose.
Holiday dreams, or light reading in poetry and prose. London and
Edinburgh 1829.
Brother tragedians: a novel. 3 vols 1834.
Brian the probationer, or the red hand: a tragedy. 1842. With
memoir by B. E. Hill.
Translated de Staël’s Corinne (1833) and Chateaubriand’s The last of the
Abencerages (1835).
Elizabeth Hitchener 1782?–1822
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The fire-side bagatelle, containing enigmas on the chief towns of
England and Wales. 1818.
The weald of Sussex: a poem. 1822.
Enigmas, historical and geographical. By a clergyman’s daughter.
1834. Anon.
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Letters . . . to P. B. Shelley. Ed W. E. Peck, New York 1926; Folcroft PA
1977; Norwood PA 1978.
Sarah Hoare 1777–1856
A poem on the pleasures and advantages of botanical pursuits, with
notes and other poems. By a friend to youth. Bristol 1825. Anon.
Had appeared previously in P. Wakefield, An introduction to
botany, in 1818 and 1819.
Poems on conchology and botany, with plates and notes. London
and Bristol 1831.
Memoirs of Samuel Hoare. Ed F. R. Pryor 1911. With H. Hoare.
Francis Hodgson 1781–1852
John Abraham Heraud | Francis Hodgson
Collections
Leaves of laurel, Childe Harold’s monitor. Ed D. H. Reiman, New
York and London 1978 (facs reprints).
Saeculomastix and Sacred leisure. Ed D. H. Reiman, New York and
London 1978 (facs reprints).
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The satires of Juvenal. Tr Hodgson 1807.
Lady Jane Grey: a tale . . . with miscellaneous poems. 1809; ed D. H.
Reiman, New York and London 1977 (facs reprint).
Sir Edgar: a tale in two cantos . . . 1810; ed D. H. Reiman, New York
and London 1977 (facs reprint).
Leaves of laurel. 1813.
Bonaparte, L. Charlemagne, or the church delivered . . .. Tr Hodgson
and S. Butler 1815; Philadelphia 1815.
Childe Harold’s monitor, or lines occasioned by the last canto of
Childe Harold . . .. 1818. Anon.
The friends: a poem in four books. 1818.
Saeculomastix, or the lash of the age we live in . . .. 1819. Anon.
Sacred leisure, or poems on religious subjects. 1820.
Excerpta e testamento veteri . . . Tr [Hodgson] 1828. Anon.
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