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Early Nineteenth-Century Poetry
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Dedicatory stanzas to Mary, also an ode on the death of the Princess
Charlotte. Warwick 1818.
The view and other poems. Warwick 1819; London 1819, 1820, 1822.
Sylva: poems on several occasions. London and Edinburgh 1823.
Second letter to a friend in town and other poems. 1824.
A third letter to a friend in town. Warwick 1825.
Epistles to a friend in town, Golconda’s fête and other poems. 1826,
1828, 1831.
Poems now first collected. 1829, 1839.
Fourth epistle to a friend in town. Warwick and Leamington 1830.
The spirit of the age. Warwick 1832 (priv ptd).
Fifth epistle to a friend in town. 1835.
Poland. Warwick 1836.
Poems. Leamington 1840 (priv ptd). Anon.
A vision, allegorical. 1840. Anon.
Supplementary verses. Warwick 1841, 1843.
Thoughts at Whitsuntide and other poems. 1842.
Walks in the country. 1844.
Minor poems. Leamington 1850.
Also wrote political tracts and an abridgement of Butler’s Analogy of religion.
Elizabeth Anne Le Noir, Mrs Jean Baptiste,
formerly Smart 1754–1841
Village anecdotes, or the journal of a year, from Sophia to Edward,
with original poems. 3 vols 1804; Reading and London [1807?].
Prose and verse.
Clara de Montfier: a moral tale, with original poems. Ed C. Burney
and C. Munter 3 vols Reading and London 1808; Reading 1819 (as
The maid of la Vendée). Prose and verse.
Miscellaneous poems. 2 vols Reading 1825–6.
Eliza Lucy Leonard fl. 1815–27
The ruby ring, or transformations. 1815, 1816.
The miller and his golden dream. Wellington and London 1822;
Wellington 1827.
Stewart or Stuart Lewis 1756?–1818
Fair Helen of Kirkconnel: a tragical poem. Edinburgh 1796;
Dumfries 1817 (3rd edn).
The African slave with other poems. Edinburgh 1816.
William Lewis, painter fl. 1817–18
The bard’s lament: a vision. 1817, 1818.
John Leyden 1775–1811
Collections
Rogers 2.
Poetical remains. Ed R. Heber 1819. With memoir by J. Morton.
Poems and ballads. Kelso 1858; London 1875. With memoir by W.
Scott and suppl by R. White.
Poetical works. London and Edinburgh 1875. With memoir by T.
Brown.
Journal of a tour in the highlands . . . in 1800. Ed (with bibliography)
J. Sinton, Edinburgh and London 1903.
Journal of a tour to Gilsland and the Cumberland lakes. Ed J. Sinton,
Hawick 1906.
An Anglo-Indian poet. Ed P. Seshadri, Madras 1912.
§1
A historical and philosophical sketch of the discoveries and settlements
of the Europeans in northern and western Africa.
Edinburgh and London 1799 (anon); London 1799 (acknowledged);
2 vols Edinburgh 1817 (enlarged as Historical account of
discoveries and travels in Africa); London 1818; tr Ger Bremen
1802, Fr Paris 1804, 1817, 1821.
The complaynt of Scotland, written in 1548; with a preliminary dissertation
and glossary. Ed Leyden, Edinburgh 1801.
Scotish descriptive poems, with some illustrations of Scotish literary
antiquities. Ed Leyden, Edinburgh 1803. Includes his
Biographical sketch of John Wilson, which was rptd 1852, with
the text of Wilson’s Clyde: a poem.
Scenes of infancy: descriptive of Teviotdale. Edinburgh 1803, 1811;
Jedburgh 1844; Kelso 1875 (with memoir by W. M. Tulloch).
§2
Morton, J. Memoirs of the life and writings. 1822.
Reith, J. Life of Dr John Leyden. 1923.
Leyden contributed to M. G. Lewis, Tales of wonder (1801), and assisted
Scott with the earlier vols of Minstrelsy of the Scottish border (1802). He
was an authority on several oriental languages, publishing treatises and
trns.
Wilbrahim Liardet fl. 1806–7
The case of the hypochondriac explained. 1806.
Fifty of Aesop’s fables rendered into verse. 1806.
The hypochondriack: a sentimental poem. 1807.
Isabella Lickbarrow fl. 1814–18
Poetical effusions. Kendal and London 1814; Oxford and New York
1994 (facs reprint).
A lament upon the death of Her Royal Highness the Princess
Charlotte, and Alfred: a vision. Liverpool 1818.
I. S. or J. S. Anna Liddiard, Mrs William fl. 1810–19
Poems. Dublin 1810.
The Sgelaighe, or a tale of old, with a second edition of poems. Bath
and London 1811.
Kenilworth and Farley Castle with other poems. Dublin 1813;
Dublin and London 1815 (as Kenilworth: a mask).
Mont St Jean: a poem . . . Theodore and Laura: a tale . . .. London and
Dublin 1816. With W. Liddiard.
Mount Leinster, or the prospect: a poem. 1819. Anon.
William Liddiard 1773–1841
The life-boat, or Dillon O’Dwire: a poem. Dublin 1815.
Mont St Jean: a poem . . . Theodore and Laura: a tale . . .. London and
Dublin 1816. With I. S. Anna Liddiard.
The legend of Einsidlin: a tale of Switzerland, with poetical
sketches of Swiss scenery. 1829.
A three months’ tour in Switzerland and France. 1832. Prose and
verse.
Retrospection . . . The lord of the valley . . . and other poems. 1841.
William Linley 1771–1835
Forbidden apartments: a tale. 2 vols 1800.
The adventures of Ralph Reybridge. 4 vols 1809. Prose.
Sonnets, odes, and other poems . . . By Charles Leftley. Ed Linley
1814, 1816.
An address to . . . Lord Byron . . . Sonnets and odes, elegies, ballads
and sketches. 1819. With F. H. B. and C. Leftley.
Primarily a composer.