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The chimney-sweeper’s complaint. By the author of The peasant’s
fate. 1806; Philadelphia 1807. Anon.
The minor minstrel, or poetical pieces . . .. 1808.
The country pastor, or rural philanthropist . . .. 1812.
Also wrote on natural history.
Thomas Hood 1799–1845
Manuscripts
Poems, plays, letters. BL Add mss.
Poems, Bristol Univ Lib.
Poems, prose. Avon County Ref Lib.
Bibliographies
The most thorough bibliography is C. Goodrich’s unpbd Yale thesis, A bibliography
of the works of Hood, 1934, commented on in the unpbd Harvard
diss on Hood by A. Whitley, 1950.
Gilmour, J. Some uncollected authors, VII: Hood. BC 4 1955.
Collections
Poems [serious]. 2 vols 1846, 1846, 1851 (4th edn), 1853 (6th edn), 1857
(9th edn), 1858, 1859, 17th edn 1864 etc.
review: Athenaeum 24 Jan 1846.
Poems of wit and humour [excluding those in Hood’s Own]. 1847,
1849, 1851, 1856 (7th edn), 1860 (9th edn), 1863 (12th edn), 1866
(16th edn), [1872] (19th edn), 1875.
The choice works of Thomas Hood. 4 vols New York 1852, 1853, 1857.
Poetical works, with some account of the author. 4 vols Boston 1856,
1857.
Works comic and serious, in prose and verse. Ed with notes by his
son [T. Hood jr]. 7 vols 1862–3.
review: Athenaeum 11 Apr 1863.
Works. Ed E. Sargent 3 vols New York 1862, 6 vols 1870.
The serious poems. Ed S. Lucas with preface by T. H. the younger
[1867], 1870; 2 vols 1876 (with Comic poems, below), 1886; illustr
H. G. Fell 1901.
The comic poems. Ed S. Lucas with preface by T. H. the younger
[1867], 2 vols 1876 (with Serious poems), 1885.
Works. Ed his son and daughter [F. F. Broderip] 10 vols 1869–73
(illustr), 11 vols 1882–4.
Poetical works. Ed W. M. Rossetti, illustr G. Doré 2 sers [1871–5],
[1880].
Choice works, in prose and verse: including the cream of the comic
annuals. With a life of the author [by R. H. Shepherd]. 1876, 1906.
Selections
Humorous poems. Ed E. Sargent, Boston 1856.
Miscellaneous poems. Ed E. Sargent, Boston 1858, New York 1862.
Passages from the poems. Illustr Jr Etching Club 1858.
[Select poems.] Tr Ger 1859, Rus 1864.
Hood’s gems. 1861.
Early poems and sketches. Ed his daughter 1869.
[Select poems.] Ed J. B. Payne, illustr G. Doré 1870, 1872, 1880.
Songs and etchings. 1871. 7 poems by Jonson, Hood, Shelley, C.
Kingsley, S. Evans, Longfellow.
Poems. Glasgow [1889].
The poetical works of Hunt and Hood. 1889.
[Selections.] In Poets and poetry of the century, ed R. Garnett, vol 2,
1891.
Humorous poems. Ed A. Ainger 1893.
Poems. Ed A. Ainger 2 vols 1897.
Poems. Ed W. Jerrold, Oxford 1906, 1907, 1911, 1920, 1935 (WC).
Poems, selected by A. Ingram. 1906.
Poems chosen by A. T. Quiller-Couch. [1908].
Selections. 1928.
Poems. Ed C. Dyment 1948.
Selected poems. Ed J. Clubbe, Cambridge MA 1970.
Whimsicalities and warnings. Ed J. Ennis 1970.
Hood winked. 1982.
Selected poems. Ed J. Flint 1992.
Thomas Hood, poems comic and serious. Ed P. Thorogood, Bramber
1995.
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Odes and addresses to great people. 1825 (anon), 1825, 1826. In
Burlesque plays and poems, 1885. With J. H. Reynolds.
Whims and oddities in prose and verse. 1st ser 1826, 1829 (4th edn);
2nd ser 1827, 1829 etc; new edn, ser 1 and 2, 1854, 1861, 1871 as
Oddities in prose and verse, 1874.
National tales. 2 vols 1827; Philadelphia 1839.
The plea of the midsummer fairies, Hero and Leander, Lycus the
centaur and other poems. 1827, Philadelphia 1827, New York
1844.
The Epping hunt. Illustr Cruikshank 1829, 1830, new edn 1837, 1889,
New York 1928.
The dream of Eugene Aram the murderer. Gem 1829; illustr W.
Harvey 1831, 1832; other edns 1868, 1902; tr Welsh 1853; Ger 1861.
review: Athenaeum 26 Nov 1831.
Tylney Hall: a novel. 3 vols 1834, rev 1840, 1857 (Railway Lib),
[1878].
Hood’s own: or laughter from year to year [illustr; contains Literary
reminiscences]. 1839, 1855; 2nd ser, with preface by his son, 1861;
[1882] (People’s edn, both sers).
Up the Rhine.‘1840’ [1839], 1840, Frankfurt 1840, New York 1852.
review: Athenaeum 7 Dec 1839.
The loves of Sally Brown and Ben the carpenter. [1840?] A song, 4to,
single sheet.
The song of the shirt. Punch Xmas 1843, New York 1865; tr Fr 1895.
Whimsicalities: a periodical gathering, with illustrations by Leech.
2 vols ‘1844’ [1843], 1870 (enlarged), [1878].
reviews: Athenaeum 30 Dec 1843 and 16 Apr 1870.
Lamia: a romance. In W. Jerdan, Autobiography vol 1, 1852. A poem,
written c. 1827.
The headlong career and woful ending of precocious piggy. Ed F. F.
Broderip, illustr T. H. jr ‘1859’ [1858], [1880].
Fairy land: recreation for the rising generation, by the late Thomas
and Jane Hood, their son and daughter etc. Ed F. F. Broderip 1861
(for 1860).
review: Athenaeum 8 Dec 1860.
Sonnet to his sister-in-law, Marianne Reynolds. Winchester 1936.
Limited edn of 15.
Sonnet written in a volume of Shakespeare. KSJ 13 1964.
Hood’s work was frequently rptd throughout the century, especially in
America. Among the many additional reprints are those of Boston [c. 1860];
New York 1860; illustr Foster 1871, 1872; illustr Doré 1872; [1874], [1875];
[1878]; [1880]; 2 vols 1881; 1886; 1 vol [1887]; [1890]; ed J. Ashton [1891]; ed F. C.
Burnand 1907. Separate edns of individual poems were also produced in
Britain and America, including Miss Kilmansegg and her precious leg,
1870, [1871], 1904, and The haunted house, 1896 (introd A. Dobson).
Periodicals edited by Hood
Gem: a literary annual. 1829. Vol 1 only.
Comic Annual. 11 vols 1830–42. Literary contributions mainly by
Hood. No vol issued 1840–1.
reviews: Athenaeum 10 Dec 1831, 17 Dec 1831, 16 Nov 1833, 19 Jan
1839.
New Monthly Magazine. 1841–3.
Hood’s Magazine. 1–3 1884–5.
The following contain contributions by Hood:
London Magazine. July 1821–July 1823. Ed John Taylor, with Hood
as assistant and contributor.
Forget-me-not (in which ‘Ruth’ first appeared).
Friendship’s Offering (in which ‘I remember, I remember’ first
appeared).