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Early Nineteenth-Century Poetry
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Samuel Howell fl. 1820–7
The wandering minstrel: a collection of original poems . . .. 1820
(anon), 1827 (acknowledged).
Charles Hoyle fl. 1799–1830
The caldron, or follies of Cambridge: a satire. Winchester [1799].
Anon.
Moses viewing the promised land: a Seatonian prize poem.
Cambridge 1804, 1808 (in Musae seatonianae vol 2).
Paul and Barnabas at Lystra . . .. Cambridge and London 1806.
Exodus: an epic poem . . .. 1807.
Three days at Killarney, with other poems. 1828. Anon.
The pilgrim of the Hebrides: a lay . . . By the author of Three days at
Killarney. 1830. Anon.
Author of sermons.
John Clarke Hubbard d. 1805
Jacobinism: a poem. 1801 (anon, 2 edns, the 2nd acknowledged).
The triumphs of poesy: a poem. 1803.
Author of sermons.
Rev George Hughes 1788?–1830
Emmanuel!: a poem. By a graduate of Oxford. 1817. Anon.
Horae viaticae. 1818.
Madeline! A tale. 1818.
The last sigh of the Moor: a poem. 1820.
Poems. 1822.
John Hughes, also ‘Old Tom of Oxford’ 1790–1857
Herculaneum: carmen latinum, in theatro Sheldoniano recitatum.
Oxford 1811.
Ode recited . . . on the visit of the Prince Regent and the foreign
potentates. Oxford 1814.
The asses’ skin memorandum book. 1820.
The new Christmas budget . . . By ‘Old Tom of Oxford’. 1820.
The radical harmonist . . . the goose’s apology: a Michaelmas ode. By
‘Old Tom of Oxford’. 1820.
Solomon Logwood: a radical tale. By ‘Old Tom of Oxford’. 1820 (4
edns).
Types of the times. By ‘Old Tom of Oxford’. 1820.
Lays of past days . . .. 1850. Anon.
Artist and author of travel accounts.
John Hugman fl. 1808–36
The Halesworth dunciad: a satire on pedantry. Halesworth 1808.
Anon.
Original poems . . . By a traveller. Brighton 1825; Clare 1825;
Colchester 1825; Cambridge 1825 (2 edns), 1826; Halesworth 1827,
1828, 1829 (2 edns), 1830, 1832 (2 edns), 1833 (2 edns), 1834 (2 edns),
1835, 1836. Anon.
Anne Hunter, Mrs John, formerly Home 1742–1821
Collection
Rogers.
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Poems. 1802, 1803.
A new ballad entitled . . . The times. [1804?] (broadsheet).
The sports of the genii. 1804, 1816.
Some of her verse was pbd set to music.
John Hunter fl. 1798–1805
A tribute to the manes of unfortunate poets . . .. 1798, 1802, 1805 (as
Poems).
Lydia Howard Huntley, later Mrs Charles
Sigourney 1791–1865
Collections
Select poems. Philadelphia 1838 (3rd edn), 1841, 1842, 1843, 1844,
1845, 1847, 1848, 1849, 1850, 1852, 1854, 1856, 1857; selection New
York 1846 (in G. C. de Rossi, The last supper).
The poetical works. Ed F. W. N. Bayley 1850; London and Edinburgh
1851; London 1852, 1854, 1857; Philadelphia [186-?]; London 1863.
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Moral pieces, in prose and verse. Hartford CT 1815.
Traits of the aborigines of America: a poem. Cambridge MA and
Boston 1822.
Poems. By the author of Moral pieces. 1827 (anon); Boston, Hartford
CT and New York 1827; Philadelphia 1834 (acknowledged), 1836;
New York [1841]; Philadelphia 1842, 1846, 1849; New York 1851,
1853; Philadelphia 1854; New York 1860, 1875.
Lays from the west. Ed J. Belcher 1834.
Poetry for children. Hartford CT 1834 (anon), 1836 (attributed).
Sketches. Philadelphia 1834; Amherst MA 1839, 1840, 1842, 1844.
Prose.
Lays of the heart, with Oriska and other poems. [1835?]
Simple tales for my own children, in poetry and prose. [1835?]
Zinzendorff and other poems. New York and Boston 1835, 1836;
New York 1837.
Pretty poetry for little children. [1840?] With A. Sigourney and Mrs
Baker.
Pocahontas and other poems. 1841; New York 1841, 1844, 1855, 1864.
Poems religious and elegiac. 1841.
Poetry for seamen. Boston 1845.
Scenes in my native land. 1845; Boston 1845; London 1848, 1852,
[1902?]. Prose.
The coronal, or tales and pencilings in poetry and prose. London
and Edinburgh 1848, 1850.
Illustrated poems. Philadelphia 1849, 1853, 1854, 1860, 1865; New
York 1869.
Poems for the sea. Hartford CT 1850.
The western home and other poems. Philadelphia 1854.
Sayings of the little ones and poems for their mothers. Buffalo NY
and New York 1855.
Gleanings. Hartford CT and New York 1860.
The man of Uz and other poems. Hartford CT 1862.
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Haight, G. S. Mrs Sigourney, the sweet singer of Hartford. 1930.
Edited annuals and educational books for children, and was frequently
included in anthologies.
William Hurn 1754–1829
Heath-hill: a descriptive poem in four cantos. Colchester and
London 1777.
The blessings of peace and the guilt of war: a lyric poem. 1784.
Psalms and hymns, the greater part original. Ipswich 1813; London
1824 (as Hymns and spiritual songs), 1833.
Also some religious pbns in prose.
Hyman Hurwitz 1770–1844
A Hebrew dirge . . .. Tr S. T. Coleridge 1817, 1820 (as The tears of a
grateful people . . .) (4 edns).