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Early Nineteenth-Century Poetry
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Robert Roscoe 1789–1850
Chevy Chase: a poem, founded on the ancient ballad. 1813 (authorship
uncertain), 1820. Anon.
Fitchett, J. King Alfred: a poem. Ed Roscoe 6 vols 1841–2.
William Roscoe 1753–1831
Collections
The poetical works. Liverpool 1853; London 1857 (as 1st collected
edn).
William Roscoe of Liverpool. Ed G. Chandler 1953. Contains biography
and poetical works.
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Mount Pleasant: a descriptive poem. Warrington 1777. Anon.
The wrongs of Africa: a poem. 2 pts 1787–8. Anon.
The wrongs of Almoona, or the African’s revenge. By a friend to all
mankind. Liverpool 1788. Anon (authorship uncertain).
Ode to the people of France . . . after Petrarch. Liverpool 1789. Anon
(authorship uncertain).
The life, death and wonderful achievements of Edmund Burke: a
new ballad. 1792, [1800?]. Anon. Single sheet.
The life of Lorenzo de Medici. 2 vols Liverpool 1795; London 1796,
1797; 4 vols Basil 1799; London 1800, 1806, 1825, 3 vols 1825 (in
English historians); Heidelberg 1825–6; London 1836; New York
1842; Philadelphia 1842; London 1846 (3 edns, one with memoir
by W. Hazlitt), 1847, 1851, 1862, 1863, 1865, 1875, 1877, 1881; ed W.
Hazlitt 1883, 1889, 1891, 1895, 1898, 1906. Tr Fr by F. Thurot, Paris
[1799]; Ger Berlin 1797, Vienna 1817; Greek by X. Parmenidou,
Athens 1858; Ital by G. Mecherini, Pisa 1816. Prose.
Tansillo, L. The nurse: a poem. Tr Roscoe, Liverpool and London
1798, 1800; Dublin 1800; New York 1800; Liverpool 1804.
The life and pontificate of Leo the Tenth. 4 vols Liverpool 1805; 6
vols London 1806, 4 vols 1827, 1828; Heidelberg 1828; London
1842, 2 vols 1846 (2 edns); ed W. Hazlitt 1846; London 1853, 1868,
1883. Tr Ger by H. P. K. Henke, Leipzig 1806–8, and by A. F. G.
Glaser, Vienna 1818; Ital by L. Bossi, Milan 1816–17.
The butterfly’s ball and the grasshopper’s feast. [1807], [1810?] (with
The peacock at home, by [C. A. Dorset]), 1822, 1824, [1830], 1831;
numerous edns with The peacock at home (20th edn 1838); Derby
[1840?]; London [1854?], 1855; ed C. Welsh 1883 (facs reprint); New
York [1967] (illustr D. Bolognese); London 1973 (illustr A.
Aldridge); New York 1975.
Lines written . . . on parting with his library. [Liverpool 1816.]
Poems for youth, by a family circle. Pt 1. ed M. A. Jevons 1820. With
others. Pt 2 1821.
The dingle: a poem. [1860?] (illustr S. T. d’E.).
Publications on law and politics, editions, memoirs.
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Roscoe, H. The life. 2 vols 1833.
Traill, T. S. Memoir. Liverpool 1853.
William Stanley Roscoe 1782–1843
Poems. 1834.
The vale of the cross. Philadelphia [1835?].
William Stewart Rose 1775–1843
A naval history of the late war. Vol 1 (all pbd) 1802. Prose.
de Herberay, N. Amadis de Gaul, freely translated from the first part
of the French version. Tr Rose 1803.
Le Grand. Partenopex de Blois, freely translated. Tr Rose, London
and Edinburgh 1807.
The crusade of St Lewis and King Edward the martyr. 1810. Ballads.
Casti, G. B. The court and parliament of beasts, freely translated [or
rather adapted] from the Animali parlanti: a poem. 1816, 1819.
Letters from the north of Italy, addressed to H. Hallam. 2 vols 1819.
Anon. Prose.
Berni, F. The Orlando innamorato. Tr Rose, Edinburgh and London
1823. Abridged, prose, with passages in verse.
Ariosto, L. Orlando furioso. Tr Rose 8 vols 1823–31, 2 vols 1858 (with
brief memoir by C. Townsend), 1864, 1907–10, etc; Indianapolis
MO [1968].
Thoughts and recollections. 1825. Anon. Prose.
Apology addressed to the travellers’ club, or anecdotes of monkeys.
1825. Anon (attribution uncertain). Prose.
A letter to H. Hallam . . . on the conduct of the catholic priesthood.
1826. Prose.
To the Right Honourable J. H. Frere. Brighton [1834]. Verse.
Rhymes. Brighton 1837 (priv ptd).
Rufus, or the red king: a romance. 3 vols [1838]. Anon. Prose.
Some verses to Byron (1818) were first ptd in Works of Byron: letters, ed R.
E. Prothero, vol 4 1900, pp. 212–14.
Sir William Rough d. 1838
Lorenzino de Medici and other poems. 1797.
The conspiracy of Gowrie: a tragedy 1800. Anon (authorship uncertain).
Lines on the death of . . . Sir Ralph Abercromby. By the author of The
conspiracy of Gowrie. 1801. Anon (authorship uncertain).
Wilkes, J. Letters. Ed [Rough] 4 vols 1804, 1805.
Two epistles out of Wales . . .. 1808.
Poems, miscellaneous and fugitive . . .. 1816.
Lines addressed to W. Wordsworth. Colombo 1835. Anon. With B.
Bailey.
Frances Arabella Rowden d. c. 1840
A poetical introduction to the study of botany. 1801, 1812, 1818.
The pleasures of friendship: a poem in two parts. 1810, 1811, 1818.
A Christian wreath for the pagan deities. 1820. Prose.
A biographical sketch of the most distinguished writers. 1821. Prose.
Henry Rowe, rector of Ringshall d. 1819
Poems. 2 vols 1796.
The montem: a musical entertainment. 1808.
Fables in verse. 1810.
Charlotte Rowles fl. 1829–35
Nadaber: a tradition, with other poems. 1829. With Martha Rowles.
Eastern scenes in early ages. London, Wrexham and Yeovil 1835.
Martha Rowles
See Charlotte Rowles, above.
Elizabeth Rowse, Mrs fl. 1802–33
A grammatical game, in rhyme. By a lady. London, Bath and
Cambridge 1802. Anon.
Outlines of English history, in verse. 1808, 1811; Clapham and
London 1833.
Robert Roxby 1767?–1846
The lay of the reedwater minstrel . . .. Newcastle 1809 (anon), 1832
(acknowledged).