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Early Nineteenth-Century Poetry
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Alexander Peterkin, the elder, also ‘Anti-harmonicus’
1780–1846
Britannia’s tears: a vision. 1800.
A poetical epistle to J*** T*** . . . By ‘Anti-harmonicus’. Edinburgh
1807. Anon.
A review of the life and works of Robert Burns. Ed Peterkin,
Edinburgh 1815; New York 1824 (as The life and works). Prose.
Also wrote on ecclesiastical law, the Scottish church, and Scottish topography.
C. Philippart, Mrs John fl. 1813–14
La puebla’s tree. [1813.] Broadsheet.
Muscovy: a poem, in four cantos, with notes, historical and
military . . .. London and Edinburgh 1813; London, Edinburgh
and Dublin 1814.
Victoria. [1813.]
Charles Phillips 1787?–1859
The consolations of Erin: an eulogy. 1811 (3 edns).
The loves of Celestine and St Aubert. 2 vols 1811 (2nd edn).
The emerald isle: a poem. 1812 (3 edns), 1813; New York 1813;
Middlebury VT 1815; Philadelphia 1816; London 1818 (3 edns).
A garland for the grave of R. B. Sheridan. 1816.
An elegy on the death of . . . Princess Charlotte . . .. Newcastle 1817.
The lament of the emerald isle. 1817 (2 edns), 1818 (5 edns).
Author of memoirs and numerous speeches (listed in BLC); also wrote on
Napoleon and on capital punishment.
S. H. Piercy fl. 1810–17
Elegy occasioned by the . . . death of . . . Princess Amelia. 1810.
Elegy on the . . . death of . . . Princess Charlotte . . .. 1817.
Edward Trapp Pilgrim fl. 1785–1837
Poetical trifles . . .. 1785, 1813.
Hymns, written chiefly on the divine attributes of the deity. Exeter
1828, 1837 (3rd edn).
Poetical scraps on various subjects, serious and comic. Exeter 1837.
Author of pamphlets for missionary socs.
Robert Pollok 1798–1827
Collections
The poetical works of Hemans, Heber and Pollok. Philadelphia 1834.
The poetical works of Crabbe, Heber and Pollok. Philadelphia 1843,
1856.
Miles 10 (11).
§1
Helen of the glen: a tale for youth. Glasgow 1824 (4 edns); Boston
1825; New York 1827; Boston 1829; Glasgow 1829, 1830; Boston
1834, 1841; New York 1841; Boston 1842, 1843; New York 1843,
1844, 1845, 1850, 1851; London and Edinburgh 1870; New York
1872; Richmond VA [1900]. Prose.
Ralph Gemmell: a tale. Edinburgh 1825 (anon); Boston 1827 (as The
banks of the Irvine: a Scottish tale); Edinburgh 1829 (acknowledged);
Edinburgh and Glasgow 1829; New York 1842, 1845, 1850;
Richmond VA 1871; New York 1873. Prose.
The course of time: a poem in ten books. 2 vols Edinburgh and
London 1827 (2 edns); Amherst MA 1828; Boston and New York
1828; Edinburgh 1828 (5 edns); Exeter MA 1828; New York 1828;
Philadelphia 1828; Boston 1829; Edinburgh 1829; Philadelphia
1829; Boston 1830; Philadelphia and Raleigh NC 1830; Watervliet
1830; Boston 1831; New York 1831 (3 edns); Edinburgh and London
1832; New York 1832; Boston 1833; Edinburgh 1833; New York
1833 (2 edns); Rochester NY 1833; Boston 1834; Concord NH 1834;
Philadelphia 1834; New York 1835; Wheeling VA 1835; Concord
NH 1836; Edinburgh and London 1836; Exeter MA 1836;
Philadelphia 1836; Edinburgh 1838; Pittsburgh 1838; Boston
1839; London 1839; Boston 1840; Edinburgh and London 1840;
Hartford CT 1841; Portland ME 1841, 1842; Boston 1842;
Cincinnati 1842; Boston 1843; Philadelphia 1843; Edinburgh and
London 1844; New York and Philadelphia 1844; Portland ME
1844; Cincinnati [1846?]; Edinburgh and London 1846; Hartford
CT 1846; Philadelphia 1846; Portland ME 1846; Fitchburg MA
1847; Hartford CT 1847; New York 1847; Portland ME 1847;
Hartford CT 1848; New York 1848; Cincinnati 1849; Hartford CT
1849; New York 1849; London and Edinburgh 1849; Philadelphia
1849; New York 1850 (2 edns); Philadelphia 1850; Boston 1851;
Edinburgh and London 1851; New York 1851, 1852; Boston 1852;
Cincinnati 1852; Philadelphia 1852; Boston 1853; Hartford CT
1853; New York 1853; Edinburgh and London 1854; New York
1854, 1856 (3 edns); Philadelphia 1856; Edinburgh and London
1857 (illustr edn); Edinburgh 1858; Edinburgh and London 1859;
Edinburgh 1860; Edinburgh and London 1863; Philadelphia
1864; New York 1867; Edinburgh and London 1868; New York
1868; Edinburgh and London 1869; London 1869; Philadelphia
1870; New York 1871; Edinburgh 1872; New York and Chicago
1873, 1875; Philadelphia 1882; New York 1883, 1884; Washington
1884; Edinburgh and London [1898] (illustr B. Foster); tr Ger by
W. Hey, Hamburg 1830 (as Der Lauf der Zeit). A number of
undated US edns appeared, mainly in New York.
The persecuted family. Edinburgh 1828 (with memoir), 1829; Boston
1829; New York 1829; Richmond VA 1829; Boston 1830; New York
1841; Boston 1843; New York 1843, 1845, 1850; Richmond VA 1870;
New York 1873; Edinburgh 1881. Prose.
Tales of the covenanters [i.e. Helen of the glen, Ralph Gemmell, The
persecuted family]. Edinburgh 1833; Glasgow and Edinburgh
1836; New York 1842 (as Tales of the Scottish covenanters), 1843,
1844; New York and Pittsburgh 1844; New York 1845, 1848;
Edinburgh 1850; New York 1850, 1851, 1853; Edinburgh 1859; ed
A. Thomson 1895; Kilmarnock [1928]. Prose.
Eleanor Anne Porden, later Franklin 1797?–1825
§1
The veils, or the triumph of constancy: a poem in six books. 1815.
The arctic expeditions: a poem. 1818.
Ode addressed to . . .. Viscount Belgrave on his marriage . . . 1819.
Charity: a second contribution in aid of the Bedford Free School.
1821. Anon.
Ode on the coronation of . . . George the Fourth. 1821.
Coeur de Lion, or the third crusade: a poem in sixteen books. 2 vols
1822.
§2
Gell, E. M. John Franklin’s bride: E. A. Porden. 1930.
B. E. Pote fl. 1826–41
Abbassah: an Arabian tale . . .. 1826. Anon.
The assassins of the paradise: an oriental tale . . .. 1831.
Also wrote on biblical subjects.
Ethelinda Margaretta Potts, Mrs Cuthbert
fl. 1814–35
Moonshine. 1814.
A visit to Bonaparte in Plymouth-Sound, with another piece
descriptive of Stoke. Dock and Plymouth 1815.