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Queen Hynde: a poem, in six books. 1825.
Select and rare Scottish melodies. [1829].
The shepherd’s calendar. 2 vols Edinburgh 1829, New York 1829; ed
D. S. Mack, Edinburgh 1995.
Critical remarks on the psalms of David. Edinburgh 1830. With W.
Tennant.
Songs by the Ettrick shepherd now first collected. Edinburgh 1831,
New York 1832, 1855, [1912], Oxford 1989.
Altrive tales collected among the peasantry of Scotland, and from
foreign adventurers. Vol 1 only pbd 1832, 1835.
A father’s new year’s gift. 1832.
A queer book. Edinburgh 1832; ed P. D. Garside, Edinburgh 1995.
A series of lay sermons on good principles and good breeding. 1834.
Familiar anecdotes of Sir Walter Scott. New York 1834, Glasgow 1834
(as The domestic manners and private life of Sir Walter Scott),
Edinburgh 1882; ed J. E. H. Thomson, Stirling 1909; ed D. S.
Mack, Edinburgh 1972.
The works of Robert Burns. 5 vols Glasgow 1834–6 etc (vol 5 contains
Hogg’s Memoir of Burns), 1847, 1848, 1851, 4 vols 1895. Ed with
William Motherwell.
Tales of the wars of Montrose. 3 vols 1835, Philadelphia 1836; ed G.
Hughes, Edinburgh 1996.
A tour in the Highlands in 1803: letters by Hogg to Scott. Paisley
1888, Edinburgh 1986.
Highland tours . . . in 1802, 1803 and 1804. Ed W. F. Laughlan,
Hawick 1981.
Anecdotes of Sir Walter Scott. Ed D. S. Mack, Edinburgh 1983. A different
work from Familiar anecdotes of Sir Walter Scott, above.
Contributions to periodicals and to collaborative works.
There are detailed listings in the bibliographies by G. H. Hughes and D. S.
Mack, above.
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Biography
[Lockhart, J. G.] In Peter’s letters to his kinsfolk, 1819.
Wordsworth, W. Extempore effusion on the death of the Ettrick
shepherd. Athenaeum 30 Nov 1835.
Groves, D. James Hogg: The growth of a writer. Edinburgh 1988.
Textual and bibliographical criticism
Mack, D. S. James Hogg’s Altrive tales: an 1835 reissue. The
Bibliotheck 5, no 6, 1969.
Mack, D. S. The transmission of the text of Hogg’s Brownie of
Bodsbeck. The Bibliotheck 8, no 1–2, 1976.
Mack, D. S. Notes on editing James Hogg’s ‘Storms’. The Bibliotheck
12, no 6, 1985.
Mack, D. S. James Hogg’s second thoughts on The three perils of
man. Stud in Scottish Lit, 21 1986.
Groves, D. Beethoven and Scottish poetry. The Bibliotheck 15, no 2
1988.
Lodge, P. The bush aboon Traquair: The first version rediscovered.
In Papers given at the second James Hogg Society conference
(Edinburgh 1985), ed G. H. Hughes, Aberdeen, 1988.
Mack, D. S. Hogg, Blackwood, and The shepherd’s calendar. In
Papers given at the second James Hogg Society conference
(Edinburgh 1985), ed G. H. Hughes, Aberdeen 1988.
Groves, D. Four unrecorded book reviews by the Ettrick shepherd,
1811–1812. Stud in Scottish Lit 25 1990.
Groves, D. James Hogg: Alterations to the bibliography. N & Q n.s.
37 1990.
Garside, P. Three perils in publishing: Hogg and the popular novel.
Stud in Hogg and his World 2 1991.
Hughes, G. H. The evolution of Tales of the wars of Montrose, Stud
in Hogg and his World 2 1991.
Scott, P. A checklist of James Hogg scholarship since 1960. Columbia
SC 1992.
Mack, D. S. The Stirling/South Carolina edition of James Hogg:
thoughts on editorial policy. Stud in Hogg and his World 4 1993.
Garside, P. Vision and revision: Hogg’s ms poems in the Turnbull
library. Stud in Hogg and his World 5 1994. [dm]
Thomas Hogg, of Truro 1777–1835
St Michael’s Mount in Cornwall: a poem. Truro 1811.
The influence of the holy Bible: a poem. Truro [1817].
The fabulous history of . . . Cornwall. Truro and London 1827.
Wrote also on Cornish mineralogy and mathematical geology.
Margaret Holford, the younger, later Hodson
1778–1852
Elegiac ode, to the memory of lieut.-colonel Vassall. Bristol 1808,
1819 (in Memoir of the life of lieutenant-colonel Vassall).
Wallace, or the fight of Falkirk: a metrical romance. 1809 (anon),
1810 (acknowledged); Philadelphia 1810.
Poems. 1811.
Margaret of Anjou: a poem in ten cantos. 1816; Philadelphia and
Boston 1816.
The past, etc. London and Bath 1819.
Warbeck of Wolfstein. 3 vols 1820, 1847; tr Fr by Collet, Paris 1821.
Prose.
Italian stories. Tr Holford, London and Chiswick 1823.
Lines to the memory of . . . G. H. Walker . . .. [1832?]
Quintana, D. M. J. Lives of . . . Balboa and Pizarro. Tr Hodson,
Edinburgh 1832.
John Holland 1794–1872
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Sheffield Park: a descriptive poem. Sheffield 1820, 1859.
The cottage of Pella: a tale of Palestine . . .. Sheffield 1821.
The village of Eyam: a poem . . .. Ed J. Wilson, Macclesfield 1821.
The hopes of matrimony: a poem. 1822, 1836.
Flowers from Sheffield Park . . .. London and Sheffield 1827.
The pleasures of sight: a poem. Sheffield 1829.
The bazaar, or money and the church . . . By a Christian poet.
Sheffield [1830?]. Anon.
Hutton, M. Sheffield Manor and other poems. Ed Holland, Sheffield
1831.
Tyne banks: a poetical sketch . . . By a visitor in Newcastle. Newcastle
1832. Anon.
Cruciana . . .. Liverpool 1835. Prose.
Diurnal sonnets. Sheffield 1851.
A poet’s gratulation. Sheffield [1851].
Montgomery, J. Sacred poems and hymns. Ed Holland, New York
1854.
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Hudson, W. The life of J. Holland of Sheffield Park. 1874.
Edited Sheffield Mercury, and wrote on Sheffield manufactures, fossil fuel,
Nottingham and Sheffield antiquities and topography.
William Holloway fl. 1792–1812
John Hodgson | William Holloway
Dovedall Hall, or the fortunate exiles: a novel, interspersed with . . .
poetry. Waymouth 1792.
The fate of Glencoe: an historical ballad. Waymouth 1792.
The baron of Lauderbrooke: a tale. 1800. Prose.
The peasant’s fate: a rural poem, with miscellaneous poems. 1802;
Boston 1802; Baltimore 1803; Wilmington 1808; London 1821 (4th
edn).
Scenes of youth, or rural recollections . . .. 1803.
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