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Sporting, with literary contributions by Hood et al. Ed ‘Nimrod’ (C.
J. Apperley) 1838.
Literary Souvenir.
Dublin Univ Mag.
The children in the wood. 1865. Preface by Hood.
See Wellesley vol 5, pp. 374–5.
Letters
Mabbott, T. O. Letters of Leigh Hunt, Hood and Allan Cunningham.
N & Q 23 May 1931.
Letters of Hood from the Dilke papers in the British Museum. Ed L.
Marchand, New Brunswick NJ 1945.
Whitley, A. Hood and Dickens: some new letters. HLQ 14 1951.
Parker, W. M. The stockbroker author. Quart Rev 290 1952. Includes
excerpts from unpbd letters.
MS collections in the Columbia University libraries: a descriptive
list. New York 1959.
Alexseev, M. P. (ed). In Niezdannye pisma inostrannykh pisateley
18–19 vekov 12 Leningradskikh rukopisnysh sobraniy, Moscow
1960.
Shuman, R. B. A whimsical letter of Hood. N & Q July 1963. Reply by
P. F. Morgan, Oct 1963.
Morgan, P. F. Corrections in some letters of Hood. N & Q July 1963.
Morgan, P. F. (ed. Letters of Thomas Hood. Edinburgh 1973.
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Horne, R. H. In his A new spirit of the age vol 2, 1844.
Hall, Mrs S. C. A memory of Hood. Littell’s Living Age 6 1845.
Gilfillan, G. In his A gallery of literary portraits vol 2, 1852.
Balmanno, Mrs M. Lamb and Hood. In her Pen and pencil, New York
1858.
[Broderip, F. F. and T. Hood jr.] Memorials of Hood collected by his
daughter, with a preface and notes by his son. 2 vols 1860.
review: Athenaeum 7 July 1860.
Masson, D. Hood. Macmillan’s Mag Aug 1860.
Thackeray, W. M. On a joke I once heard from the late T. Hood. In his
Roundabout papers, 1863.
[Lawrance, H.?]. Recollections of Hood. Br Quart Rev 46 1867.
Cook, E. Poor Hood. In her Poetical works, 1870.
Cowden Clarke, C. On the comic writers of England, 15: Hood. GM
Jan 1872.
Lowth, G. T. The Hood controversy on A poem reclaimed. Temple
Bar Sep 1872.
Lucy, H. W. Hood: a biographical sketch. GM Jan 1875.
Cowden Clarke, C. and M. In their Recollections of writers, 1878.
Wainewright, T. G. In his Essays and criticisms, ed W. C. Hazlitt,
1880.
Elliot, A. Hood in Scotland. Dundee 1885.
Fields, J. T. In his Some noted princes, authors and statesmen in our
time, ed J. Parton, New York 1885.
Mason, E. T. In his Personal traits of British authors vol 4, 1885.
Ashton, J. The true story of Eugene Aram. In Eighteenth-century
waifs, 1887.
Henley, W. E. In his Views and reviews, 1890.
Dudley, T. U. Hood: punster, poet, preacher. Harper’s Mag Apr 1891.
Saintsbury, G. In his Essays in English literature 1780–1860 ser 2,
1895.
Rolfe, W. J. Hood. Poet-Lore 8 1896.
Spielmann, M. H. Hood and Punch. Bookman (New York) Oct 1899.
Oswald, E. Hood und die soziale Tendenzdichtung seiner Zeit.
Wiener Beiträge zur Englischen Philologie 19 1904.
Jerrold, W. Hood: his life and times. 1907.
Canby, H. S. Hood as a serious poet. Dial 45 1908.
More, P. E. Thomas Hood. National (New York) 26 Aug 1909; rptd in
his Shelburne essays vol 7, New York 1910.
Shelley, H. C. Hood’s homes and friends. In his Literary bypaths in
old England, Cambridge MA 1909.
Olivero, F. Hood and Keats. MLN 28 1913.
Hudson, W. H. Hood: the man, the wit, and the poet. In his A quiet
corner in a library, Chicago 1915.
Swann, J. H. The serious poems of Hood. Manchester Quart 51
1925.
Jerrold, W. Hood and Charles Lamb: the story of a friendship. 1930.
Includes reprint of Literary reminiscences.
Clubbe, J. Victorian forerunner: the later career of Thomas Hood.
Durham NC 1968.
Jeffrey, L. N. Thomas Hood. New York 1972 (Twayne’s English
Authors).
Samuel Hoole 1757–1839
Modern manners, in a series of familiar epistles. 1781, 1782 (as
Modern manners, or the country cousins). Anon.
Aurelia, or the contest: an heroi-comic poem . . .. 1783. Anon.
Edward, or the curate: a poem. 1787.
Poems: consisting of modern manners . . .. 2 vols 1790.
Anecdotes representing the life of . . .. J. Hoole. 1803. Prose.
Poems on several occasions arising in real life. 1824.
Translated Leeuwenhoek and wrote on religion and navigation.
Caroline Horwood, later Baker fl. 1801–40
Trifles for children. 3 pts 1801–2. Prose.
The castle of Vivaldi . . .: a novel. 1810, 1840. Prose.
The deserted boy, or cruel parents: a tale of truth . . .. Philadelphia
1817, 1825.
Original poetry for young minds. 1818 (2nd edn), 1819 (‘2nd edn’),
1822, [1825],[1835] (6th edn).
Drawing-room tales . . . by different authors. Ed Mrs Baker [1820?].
Little Emma and her father: a lesson for proud children.
Philadelphia 1820, 1825.
Blue Beard, or the effects of female curiosity: in easy verse. 1821,
1823.
The brother and sister, or the advantages of good behaviour.
Philadelphia 1825.
Miss E. Horwood fl. 1815–35
Instructive amusement for young minds, in original poetry. 1815.
Original poetry for little people. 1835, [1860?].
Mary Arnald Houghton fl. 1815–22
Emilia of Lindinau, or the field of Leipsic: a poem in four cantos.
1815 (2 edns); Baltimore 1816; Philadelphia 1816.
The mysteries of the forest. 3 vols 1822 (2nd edn). Prose.
W. House fl. 1821–8
Original hymns. 1821, 1828.
J. J. Howard fl. 1807–16
Ovid. The metamorphoses. Tr Howard 2 vols 1807.
Poems on different subjects. Ed M. Howard, Falmouth 1816.
Nathaniel Howard fl. 1804–30
Bickleigh Vale, with other poems. York and London 1804;
Devonport 1856.
Dante Alighieri. The inferno. Tr Howard 1807.
On Persian poetry. Plymouth 1830. Prose.
Compiler of Latin and Greek vocabularies for schools.
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