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<strong>The</strong> poetical works. 2 vols 1820.<br />

<strong>The</strong> poetical works. 4 vols 1828.<br />

<strong>The</strong> poetical works <strong>of</strong> Rogers, Campbell, James Montgomery, Lamb<br />

and Kirke White. Paris 1829.<br />

<strong>The</strong> poetical works, collected by himself. 4 vols 1841, 1 vol 1850, 1851<br />

(2nd edn), Philadelphia 1853, 4 vols 1855, 1858, Edinburgh [1870],<br />

London 1873, [1878] (Chandos Poets), 1 vol [1879] (Lansdowne<br />

Poets), [1881] (Landscape edn).<br />

Poetical works. Ed (with memoir) R. W. Griswold 2 vols Philadelphia<br />

1845, Boston 1853.<br />

<strong>The</strong> poetical works. Ed (with memoir) R. Carruthers 5 vols in 2<br />

Boston 1858 (reprint <strong>of</strong> 4-vol edn with original hymns <strong>of</strong> 1853),<br />

London 1860.<br />

Poems: to which is added a memoir <strong>of</strong> the author. 1861.<br />

Selections<br />

<strong>The</strong> British poets <strong>of</strong> the nineteenth century. Paris 1828.<br />

<strong>The</strong> poetical keepsake: containing the best poems <strong>of</strong> the following<br />

authors: Montgomery et al. 1847.<br />

Poems, selected by R. A. Willmott, illustrated by Birket Foster. 1860.<br />

Favourite hymns for the closet or sick-chamber, by Cowper,<br />

Montgomery et al. Edinburgh 1880 (6th edn).<br />

§1<br />

<strong>The</strong> history <strong>of</strong> a church and a warming-pan. 1793; rptd for priv circulation<br />

1871.<br />

Prison amusements, and other trifles: principally written during<br />

nine months <strong>of</strong> confinement in the castle <strong>of</strong> York, by Paul<br />

Positive. 1797.<br />

<strong>The</strong> whisperer: or tales and speculations by Gabriel Silvertongue.<br />

1798. Prose and verse.<br />

<strong>The</strong> loss <strong>of</strong> the locks: a Siberian tale. 1800. Poem. No copy extant?<br />

Rptd in J. Holland and J. Everett, Memoirs <strong>of</strong> J. Montgomery vol<br />

1, 1854. Pbd in Iris 1799.<br />

<strong>The</strong> ocean. 1805. Poem. No copy extant? Pbd in Iris 1805.<br />

<strong>The</strong> wanderer <strong>of</strong> Switzerland, and other poems. Sheffield 1806,<br />

1806, London 1806, Boston 1807, Edinburgh 1808 (4th edn),<br />

Morristown NJ 1811, Edinburgh 1815 (7th edn), London 1832 (11th<br />

edn), 1841 (13th edn).<br />

reviews: Eclectic Rev 2, May 1806; Edinburgh Rev 9, Jan 1807;<br />

Quart Rev 6, Dec 1811.<br />

Poems on the abolition <strong>of</strong> the slave trade. Illustr R. Smirke 1809.<br />

With J. Grahame and E. Benger. Montgomery’s <strong>The</strong> West Indies: a<br />

poem in four parts, was pbd separately in 1809, and also in 1814 as<br />

<strong>The</strong> abolition <strong>of</strong> the slave trade.<br />

<strong>The</strong> West Indies and other poems. 1810, 1810 (3rd edn), New<br />

Brunswick NJ 1811, London 1828 (7th edn).<br />

reviews: Eclectic Rev 12, Sep 1810; Quart Rev 6, Dec 1811; NMM 2,<br />

Oct 1814.<br />

<strong>The</strong> world before the flood: a poem in ten cantos, with other occasional<br />

pieces. 1813, New York 1814, London 1823 (6th edn), 1826<br />

(7th edn).<br />

reviews: Eclectic Rev 19, May 1814; Baptist Mag 6, July 1814.<br />

Verses to the memory <strong>of</strong> Richard Reynolds. 1816, 1817 (3rd edn).<br />

review: Monthly Rev 82, Feb 1817.<br />

<strong>The</strong> state lottery, a dream. By Samuel Roberts. 1817. Includes poem<br />

Thoughts on wheels.<br />

review: Monthly Rev 85, Feb 1818.<br />

Greenland, and other poems. 1819, 1819, New York 1819, London<br />

1825.<br />

reviews: Eclectic Rev 30, Sep 1819; Monthly Rev 91, Jan 1820.<br />

Abdallah and Labat. In Abdallah: or the Arabian martyr, a Christian<br />

drama, by Thomas Foster Barham, 1821.<br />

Polyhymnia: or select airs <strong>of</strong> celebrated foreign composers, adapted<br />

to <strong>English</strong> words by James Montgomery. 1822. Pbd in London<br />

Mag 5, June 1822.<br />

William Henry Merle | Mrs Maria Henrietta Montolieu<br />

Songs <strong>of</strong> Zion: being imitations <strong>of</strong> psalms. 1822, Boston 1823,<br />

London 1828 (3rd edn).<br />

<strong>The</strong> chimney-sweeper’s friend, and climbing-boy’s album. Ed<br />

Montgomery 1824. 2 poems by Montgomery.<br />

Prose, by a poet. 2 vols 1824, Philadelphia 1824. 1 poem in each vol.<br />

Anon.<br />

<strong>The</strong> Christian psalmist: or hymns selected and original, with an<br />

introductory essay. Glasgow 1825, 1826 (4th edn), London [1862]<br />

(10th edn).<br />

review: (With Christian poet, below) Blackwood’s Mag 24, Dec<br />

1828.<br />

<strong>The</strong> Christian poet, or selections in verse on sacred subjects: with an<br />

introductory essay. Glasgow 1827, 1828 (3rd edn).<br />

review: Blackwood’s Mag 24, Dec 1828.<br />

<strong>The</strong> pelican island, and other poems. 1827, Philadelphia 1827,<br />

London 1828 (2nd edn).<br />

review: (With Poetical Works 1820) Blackwood’s Mag 22, Oct 1827.<br />

Lectures on poetry and general literature delivered at the Royal<br />

Institution in 1830 and 1831. 1833, New York 1838, London 1846.<br />

review: Athenaeum 293, 8 June 1833.<br />

Verses in commemoration <strong>of</strong> the Rev James Hervey <strong>of</strong> Weston-Favell<br />

– written expressly for the Hervey jubilee. Northampton 1833.<br />

A poet’s portfolio: or minor poems: in three books. 1835, 1836 (2nd<br />

edn).<br />

reviews: Eclectic Rev 61, May 1835; Edinburgh Rev 61, July 1835.<br />

Eminent literary and scientific men <strong>of</strong> Italy, Spain etc. 3 vols 1835–7.<br />

Part <strong>of</strong> D. Lardner, <strong>The</strong> cabinet cyclopaedia; Ariosto, Dante and<br />

Tasso by Montgomery.<br />

Hymns for the opening <strong>of</strong> Christ Church, Newark on Trent, 1837.<br />

1837.<br />

A hymn for the Wesleyan centenary. 1839. Single sheet 12o .<br />

Our Saviour’s miracles: six original sketches in verse. Bristol 1840.<br />

<strong>The</strong> West Indian planter. Derby [c. 1840]. Single poem.<br />

Poems on the loss and re-building <strong>of</strong> St Mary’s Church, Cardiff, by<br />

Wordsworth, Montgomery, etc. Cardiff 1842.<br />

Liturgy and hymns for the use <strong>of</strong> the protestant church <strong>of</strong> the<br />

United Brethren: a new and revised edition. 1849. Rev and contributed<br />

to by Montgomery.<br />

Original hymns for public, private and social devotion. 1853; ed J.<br />

Holland, New York 1854 (as Sacred poems and hymns).<br />

review: Wesleyan Methodist Mag 84, Mar 1853.<br />

Also minor prose writings, a few poems issued in single-sheet or pam form,<br />

and many hymns contributed to collections ed W. B. Collyer 1812, T. Cotterill<br />

1819, and others. Montgomery was editor and proprietor <strong>of</strong> Sheffield Iris<br />

1794–1825. See also Wellesley vol 5 1989.<br />

§2<br />

Holland, J. and J. Everett. Memoirs <strong>of</strong> Montgomery. 7 vols 1854–6;<br />

abridged by H. C. Knight, Boston 1857 (as Life <strong>of</strong> Montgomery).<br />

Holbrook, A. S. <strong>The</strong> life and work <strong>of</strong> Montgomery. London Quart<br />

179 1954.<br />

Kay, J. A. <strong>The</strong> poetry and hymns <strong>of</strong> Montgomery. London Quart 179<br />

1954.<br />

Obituaries: Athenaeum 6 May 1854; <strong>The</strong> Times 8 May 1854. [rs]<br />

Mrs Maria Henrietta Montolieu fl. 1798–1823<br />

Abbé de Lille. <strong>The</strong> gardens: a poem. Tr Montolieu (anon) 1798, 1805<br />

(tr acknowledged).<br />

<strong>The</strong> enchanted plants: fables in verse . . .. 1800 (anon), 1801 (acknowledged),<br />

1803; New York 1803; Philadelphia 1826 (with<br />

Langhorne’s Fables <strong>of</strong> flora); Cincinnati 1850.<br />

<strong>The</strong> festival <strong>of</strong> the rose, with other poems. 1802.<br />

<strong>The</strong> enchanted plants, and Festival <strong>of</strong> the rose, with other poems.<br />

1812 (‘3rd edn’ ), 1822.<br />

Gethsemene: a poem founded on <strong>The</strong> messiah <strong>of</strong> Klopstock. 1823.<br />

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