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An elegy, on his grace Francis, the late Duke of Bedford. 1802.
The battle of Copenhagen: a poem. [1806?]
Elegiac stanzas on . . . C. J. Fox. 1806. Anon.
Turpin. History of Charles the Great and Orlando . . . with the most
celebrated ancient Spanish ballads . . .. Tr Rodd 1812, 1821 (as
Ancient Spanish ballads).
Sonnets, amatory, descriptive . . .. 1814.
Romance de la memorable victoria . . . que tuovo . . . Don Juan de
Austria. Tr Rodd [1815?]. Anon. Prose.
A defence of the veracity of Moses. By ‘Philobiblos’. 1820. Anon.
Prose.
Bookseller and editor of correspondence.
Alexander Rodger 1784–1846
Collection
Rogers 3.
§1
Scotch poetry: consisting of songs, odes, anthems and epigrams.
1821.
Peter Cornclips: a tale of real life, with other poems. Glasgow 1827.
Poems and songs, humorous and satirical. Glasgow and Greenock
1838; ed R. Ford, Paisley and London 1897; London 1901.
Whistle Binkie, or the piper of the party. 2nd ser ed Rodger, Glasgow
1839, 3rd ser 1841, 4th ser 1842, 5th ser 1843, [collected] 1846, 1853,
1878, 1890 (enlarged). Songs by various authors.
Stray leaves from the portfolios of Alisander the seer, Andrew
Whaup and Humphrey Henkeckle. Glasgow 1842 (2 edns). Verse
and prose.
Samuel Rogers 1763–1855
Collections
The poetical works of Rogers, Campbell [et al]. Paris 1829 (2 issues).
The poetical works. Philadelphia 1830, 1831, 1836, 1839, 1841, 1843,
1845, 1848, 1849, 1850, 1852, 1854, 1855, 1856, 1859, 1865.
Italy, The pleasures of memory, Human life, and other poems. [1845]
(in Standard Poets vol 7).
Poetical works. 1848, 1856, 1869 (illustr J. M. W. Turner and T.
Stothard); ed E. Bell 1875 (Aldine).
The complete poetical works. Ed E. Sargent, Boston 1854, 1860.
§1
The choice: a poem. [1774.]
An ode to superstition, with some other poems. 1786. Anon.
The pleasures of memory: a poem in two parts. 1792 (4 edns) (anon),
1793, 1794 (illustr T. Stothard); Boston 1795; London 1795, 1796 (2
edns), 1798, 1799, 1801, 1802; Dublin 1802 (anon); London 1803;
Dublin 1804 (anon); Paris 1805; Wilmington 1805 (with Pains of
memory by R. Merry); London 1806; New York 1808 (with Pains of
memory); London 1810; Belfast 1815; Paris and London 1818; New
York and Richmond VA 1820 (with Pains of memory); London
1828 (in British poets of the nineteenth century); Belfast 1830;
Philadelphia 1836 (in The book of pleasures, with The pleasures
of imagination by M. Akenside and The pleasures of hope by T.
Campbell), 1839 (in The book of pleasures); Philadelphia 1841 (in
The poems of the pleasures); New York 1851; Philadelphia 1858,
1865; London [1865]; Philadelphia 1870; London [1875]; Boston
1877; rptd Oxford 1989; tr Fr by M. Albert-Montemont, Paris
1825, Ger 1836.
An epistle to a friend, with other poems. By the author of The pleasures
of memory. 1798 (2 edns).
Verses written in Westminster Abbey after the funeral of Charles
James Fox. [1806.] Anon.
The voyage of Columbus: a poem. 1810 (anon), [1812].
Miscellaneous poems. 1812. Anon. With E. C. Knight et al.
Poems. 1812; Philadelphia and New York 1813; London 1814, 1816,
1820, 1822, 1827, [1833], 1834 (illustr J. M. W. Turner and T.
Stothard), 2 vols 1834, 2 vols 1836, 1838 (illustr Turner and
Stothard), 1839, 1840, 1842; Philadelphia 1843, 1844; London 2
vols 1845, 1846; Philadelphia 1846; London 1849, 1851; New York
1851, London 1852, 1853; New York 1853; London 1854, ed S.
Sharpe (illustr Turner and Stothard), 1860; London and New York
1890 (in Routledge’s Pocket Lib).
Jacqueline: a poem. 1814 (anon, 2 edns) (pbd with Byron’s Lara).
Human life: a poem. 1819 (3 edns); Philadelphia 1819; Cambridge
MA 1820; tr Ital by N. Paciotti, Turin 1820.
Italy: a poem, pt 1. 1822 (anon), 1823 (2 edns, acknowledged in the
2nd); Philadelphia 1823; pt 2 London 1828, 1830 (both pts illustr
Turner and Stothard), 1836, 1838, 1839, 1840; Paris 1840; London
1842, 1844, 1848, 1852, 1854, 1859, 1886, 1890.
Recollections of the table-talk of Samuel Rogers, with a memoir [by
A. Dyce]. 1856 (3 edns); New York 1856 (2 edns); New Southgate
1887; ed ‘Morchard Bishop’ (O. Stonor), London 1952.
Recollections. [Ed W. Sharpe] 1859 (2 edns); Boston 1859.
Reminiscences and table-talk . . . collected by G. H. Powell. 1903.
Italian journal. Ed J. R. Hale 1956; tr Ger 1986.
Samuel Rogers and William Gilpin: their friendship and correspondence.
Ed C. P. Barbier 1959.
Matthew Rolleston 1788?–1817
The anti-corsican: a poem in three cantos . . .. Exeter and London
1805. Anon.
Moses . . . conducting the children of Israel . . .: a prize poem. 1810 (in
Oxford prize poems). Anon.
Mahomet: a prize poem . . .. 1810 (in Oxford prize poems). Anon.
Mary Rolls, Mrs Henry fl. 1815–36
Sacred sketches from scripture history. 1815.
Moscow: a poem. 1816.
A poetical address to Lord Byron. 1816.
The home of love: a poem. London, Oxford, Cambridge, Liverpool,
Coventry and Warwick 1817.
Legends of the north, or the feudal Christmas: a poem. 1825.
Lines addressed to the members of the Royal National Institution.
[1825?] Single sheet.
James Rondeau fl. 1817–35
Sarah Richardson | Jane Elizabeth Roscoe
Leopold’s loss, or England’s tears o’er the urn of . . . Princess
Charlotte Augusta: a monody. 1817.
Humorous recitations in verse . . . 1820, 1822 (as Recitations . . . in
verse).
Anti-negro emancipation: an appeal to Mr Wilberforce. 1824. Anon.
Prose.
Elements of truth, or the missionary assistant. 1835. Prose.
Jane Elizabeth Roscoe, later Hornblower
1797–1853
Poems. By one of the authors of Poems for youth by a family circle.
1820, 1821. Anon. With others.
Memoir of the Rev Benjamin Goodier. Liverpool 1825. Anon.
Prose.
Poems. 1843.
Vara, or the child of adoption. New York 1854, 1858. Anon. Prose.
Nellie of Truro. By the author of Vara. 1856; New York 1856, 1857;
London [1876]. Anon. Prose.
The Julia. By the author of Vara. New York 1859. Anon. Prose.
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