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The Book of Job . . .. Tr Smith, ed F. Randolph, Bath 1810 (2 edns).
Prose.
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Balfour, C. L. A sketch of E. Smith. 1854.
Elizabeth Smith, of Worcestershire fl. 1829–34
Poems on Malvern and other subjects. Worcester and London 1829,
1834.
Englesfield Smith fl. 1797–1809
The scaith of France, or the death of St Just . . . 1797, 1810.
The poetical works . . .. 1802, 1822.
Legendary tales. 1807.
Rudigar the Dane: a legendary tale. 1809; Edinburgh 1815.
George Charles Smith 1782–1863
The fisherman’s Saturday. [1815?]
The poor sea boy. [1815.]
A father’s tears over the corpse of his beloved son . . .. 1819, [1822?].
The prose and poetical works . . .. 1819, 1824. A collection of pams.
The gale abated. [1820?]
The harp suspended by the rivers of Babylon, or songs in the desert.
[1820?]
Select pieces on storms. 1820.
The sailors’ hymn book . . .. Ed Smith 1822.
The open air preaching hymn book. 1830.
The sailor’s chronometer and compass melody, or . . . hymns and . . .
songs. 1831.
Numerous prose pbns in support of benevolent socs for seamen and on other
local public issues, and tracts for children.
Horatio (Horace) Smith, also ‘Paul Chatfield’
1779–1849 and James Smith 1775–1839
Collections
Memoirs, letters and comic miscellanies in prose and verse. By
James Smith. Ed H. Smith 2 vols 1840, 1841; Philadelphia 1841.
The poetical works of H. Smith. 2 vols 1846, 1851; New York 1857;
Boston 1858, 1859.
Poems. By Horace Smith. 1889.
Rejected addresses and Horace in London. Ed D. H. Reiman, New
York and London 1977 (facs reprints of 1812 and 1813).
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Rejected addresses, or the new theatrum poetarum. By H. and J.
Smith. 1812 (8 edns) (anon), 1813 (7 edns); New York 1813; London
1815, 1817, 1821; Philadelphia 1828; London 1833 (‘carefully
revised’), 1839; Boston 1840, 1841; London 1841, 1847; Boston 1848,
1851; London 1851 (attributed), 1852, 1855 (2 edns); Boston 1860; ed
E. Sargent, New York 1860 (with memoirs); London 1865; New
York and Boston 1866; London 1869; New York 1871; London
1873, [1875?] (in Murray’s People’s Classics); New York 1876;
London 1879, [1880], 1885, 1888 (Routledge’s Pocket Lib); ed P.
Fitzgerald 1890; Philadelphia 1890; London 1894; ed A. D.
Godley, London 1904; London and New York 1907; ed A. Boyle,
London 1929 (with bibliography).
Horace in London, consisting of imitations of the first two books of
the odes of Horace. By [H. and J. Smith]. 1813 (3 edns); Boston,
New York and Cambridge MA 1813; London 1815. Anon. Rptd
from Monthly Mirror.
Amarynthus, the nympholept: a pastoral drama . . . By [H. Smith].
1821 (anon); ed D. H. Reiman, New York and London 1977 (facs
reprint of 1821, attributed).
The tin trumpet, or heads and tales . . . to which are added poetical
selections. By ‘Paul Chatfield’. Ed J. Saunders 2 vols 1836;
Philadelphia 1836; New York 1859; London 1869, 1870, 1875.
For the novels etc of Horace Smith alone, see col 1077, below.
Thomas Charlton Smith fl. 1817–24
Rude rhymes. Dublin 1817.
Bay leaves. Edinburgh and London 1824.
Joseph Snow fl. 1813–57
Modern accomplishments. 1813. Anon. Prose.
Misanthropy and other poems. 1819.
The hour of trial! A few stanzas hastily written. 1820.
Minor poems. 1828.
Forms of prayers . . . also poems . . .. 1831.
Sketches and minor poems. 1831.
Prayers . . . with original poems . . .. 1835.
Light in darkness, or sermons in stones: churchyard thoughts in
verse. 1845, 1847 (as Lyra memorialis), 1857 (2 edns).
Eleanor Snowden fl. 1829–31
The maid of Scio: a tale of modern Greece, in six cantos. Dover 1829;
London 1832.
The Moorish queen, A record of Pompeii, and other poems. London
and Dover 1831.
William Sotheby 1757–1833
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Poems: consisting of a tour through parts of north and south
Wales . . .. Bath 1790; London 1794 (as A tour through parts of
Wales, sonnets, odes).
Wieland. Oberon: a poem. Tr Sotheby 2 vols 1798, 1805 (illustr H.
Fuseli), 1826.
The battle of the Nile: a poem. 1799.
Virgil. The Georgics. Tr Sotheby 1800; Middletown CT and New
York 1808; London 1815, 1827 (in a hexaglot edn), 2 vols 1830 (as
The eclogues . . . The Georgics . . . The Aeneid; with Wrangham
and Dryden); New York 1848.
The siege of Cuzco: a tragedy . . .. 1800.
The Cambrian hero . . .: an historical tragedy. Egham 1800. Anon
(attribution doubtful).
A poetical epistle to Sir George Beaumont. 1801.
Julian and Agnes, or the monks of great St Bernard: a tragedy. 1801,
1814 (as The confession).
Oberon, or Huon de Bordeaux: a mask, and Orestes. Bristol and
London 1802.
Orestes: a tragedy. Bristol and London 1802.
Saul: a poem in two parts. 1807; Boston 1808.
Constance de Castile: a poem. 1810; Boston 1812.
A song of triumph. 1814.
Tragedies. 1814. Includes The death of Darnley, Ivan, Zamorin and
Zama, The confession, Orestes.
Ellen, or the confession: a tragedy. 1816.
Ivan: a tragedy. 1816.
Farewell to Italy, and occasional poems. 1818.
Poems. 1825.
Italy and other poems. 1828 (2 edns).
Homer. The first book of the Iliad [and 2 other] specimens of a new
version of Homer. Tr Sotheby 1830.
Homer. The Iliad. Tr Sotheby 2 vols 1831.
Homer. The Odyssey. Tr Sotheby 2 vols 1834.