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Early Nineteenth-Century Poetry<br />

455 | 456<br />

<strong>The</strong> Book <strong>of</strong> Job . . .. Tr Smith, ed F. Randolph, Bath 1810 (2 edns).<br />

Prose.<br />

§2<br />

Balfour, C. L. A sketch <strong>of</strong> E. Smith. 1854.<br />

Elizabeth Smith, <strong>of</strong> Worcestershire fl. 1829–34<br />

Poems on Malvern and other subjects. Worcester and London 1829,<br />

1834.<br />

Englesfield Smith fl. 1797–1809<br />

<strong>The</strong> scaith <strong>of</strong> France, or the death <strong>of</strong> St Just . . . 1797, 1810.<br />

<strong>The</strong> poetical works . . .. 1802, 1822.<br />

Legendary tales. 1807.<br />

Rudigar the Dane: a legendary tale. 1809; Edinburgh 1815.<br />

George Charles Smith 1782–1863<br />

<strong>The</strong> fisherman’s Saturday. [1815?]<br />

<strong>The</strong> poor sea boy. [1815.]<br />

A father’s tears over the corpse <strong>of</strong> his beloved son . . .. 1819, [1822?].<br />

<strong>The</strong> prose and poetical works . . .. 1819, 1824. A collection <strong>of</strong> pams.<br />

<strong>The</strong> gale abated. [1820?]<br />

<strong>The</strong> harp suspended by the rivers <strong>of</strong> Babylon, or songs in the desert.<br />

[1820?]<br />

Select pieces on storms. 1820.<br />

<strong>The</strong> sailors’ hymn book . . .. Ed Smith 1822.<br />

<strong>The</strong> open air preaching hymn book. 1830.<br />

<strong>The</strong> sailor’s chronometer and compass melody, or . . . hymns and . . .<br />

songs. 1831.<br />

Numerous prose pbns in support <strong>of</strong> benevolent socs for seamen and on other<br />

local public issues, and tracts for children.<br />

Horatio (Horace) Smith, also ‘Paul Chatfield’<br />

1779–1849 and James Smith 1775–1839<br />

Collections<br />

Memoirs, letters and comic miscellanies in prose and verse. By<br />

James Smith. Ed H. Smith 2 vols 1840, 1841; Philadelphia 1841.<br />

<strong>The</strong> poetical works <strong>of</strong> H. Smith. 2 vols 1846, 1851; New York 1857;<br />

Boston 1858, 1859.<br />

Poems. By Horace Smith. 1889.<br />

Rejected addresses and Horace in London. Ed D. H. Reiman, New<br />

York and London 1977 (facs reprints <strong>of</strong> 1812 and 1813).<br />

§1<br />

Rejected addresses, or the new theatrum poetarum. By H. and J.<br />

Smith. 1812 (8 edns) (anon), 1813 (7 edns); New York 1813; London<br />

1815, 1817, 1821; Philadelphia 1828; London 1833 (‘carefully<br />

revised’), 1839; Boston 1840, 1841; London 1841, 1847; Boston 1848,<br />

1851; London 1851 (attributed), 1852, 1855 (2 edns); Boston 1860; ed<br />

E. Sargent, New York 1860 (with memoirs); London 1865; New<br />

York and Boston 1866; London 1869; New York 1871; London<br />

1873, [1875?] (in Murray’s People’s Classics); New York 1876;<br />

London 1879, [1880], 1885, 1888 (Routledge’s Pocket Lib); ed P.<br />

Fitzgerald 1890; Philadelphia 1890; London 1894; ed A. D.<br />

Godley, London 1904; London and New York 1907; ed A. Boyle,<br />

London 1929 (with bibliography).<br />

Horace in London, consisting <strong>of</strong> imitations <strong>of</strong> the first two books <strong>of</strong><br />

the odes <strong>of</strong> Horace. By [H. and J. Smith]. 1813 (3 edns); Boston,<br />

New York and <strong>Cambridge</strong> MA 1813; London 1815. Anon. Rptd<br />

from Monthly Mirror.<br />

Amarynthus, the nympholept: a pastoral drama . . . By [H. Smith].<br />

1821 (anon); ed D. H. Reiman, New York and London 1977 (facs<br />

reprint <strong>of</strong> 1821, attributed).<br />

<strong>The</strong> tin trumpet, or heads and tales . . . to which are added poetical<br />

selections. By ‘Paul Chatfield’. Ed J. Saunders 2 vols 1836;<br />

Philadelphia 1836; New York 1859; London 1869, 1870, 1875.<br />

For the novels etc <strong>of</strong> Horace Smith alone, see col 1077, below.<br />

Thomas Charlton Smith fl. 1817–24<br />

Rude rhymes. Dublin 1817.<br />

Bay leaves. Edinburgh and London 1824.<br />

Joseph Snow fl. 1813–57<br />

Modern accomplishments. 1813. Anon. Prose.<br />

Misanthropy and other poems. 1819.<br />

<strong>The</strong> hour <strong>of</strong> trial! A few stanzas hastily written. 1820.<br />

Minor poems. 1828.<br />

Forms <strong>of</strong> prayers . . . also poems . . .. 1831.<br />

Sketches and minor poems. 1831.<br />

Prayers . . . with original poems . . .. 1835.<br />

Light in darkness, or sermons in stones: churchyard thoughts in<br />

verse. 1845, 1847 (as Lyra memorialis), 1857 (2 edns).<br />

Eleanor Snowden fl. 1829–31<br />

<strong>The</strong> maid <strong>of</strong> Scio: a tale <strong>of</strong> modern Greece, in six cantos. Dover 1829;<br />

London 1832.<br />

<strong>The</strong> Moorish queen, A record <strong>of</strong> Pompeii, and other poems. London<br />

and Dover 1831.<br />

William Sotheby 1757–1833<br />

§1<br />

Poems: consisting <strong>of</strong> a tour through parts <strong>of</strong> north and south<br />

Wales . . .. Bath 1790; London 1794 (as A tour through parts <strong>of</strong><br />

Wales, sonnets, odes).<br />

Wieland. Oberon: a poem. Tr Sotheby 2 vols 1798, 1805 (illustr H.<br />

Fuseli), 1826.<br />

<strong>The</strong> battle <strong>of</strong> the Nile: a poem. 1799.<br />

Virgil. <strong>The</strong> Georgics. Tr Sotheby 1800; Middletown CT and New<br />

York 1808; London 1815, 1827 (in a hexaglot edn), 2 vols 1830 (as<br />

<strong>The</strong> eclogues . . . <strong>The</strong> Georgics . . . <strong>The</strong> Aeneid; with Wrangham<br />

and Dryden); New York 1848.<br />

<strong>The</strong> siege <strong>of</strong> Cuzco: a tragedy . . .. 1800.<br />

<strong>The</strong> Cambrian hero . . .: an historical tragedy. Egham 1800. Anon<br />

(attribution doubtful).<br />

A poetical epistle to Sir George Beaumont. 1801.<br />

Julian and Agnes, or the monks <strong>of</strong> great St Bernard: a tragedy. 1801,<br />

1814 (as <strong>The</strong> confession).<br />

Oberon, or Huon de Bordeaux: a mask, and Orestes. Bristol and<br />

London 1802.<br />

Orestes: a tragedy. Bristol and London 1802.<br />

Saul: a poem in two parts. 1807; Boston 1808.<br />

Constance de Castile: a poem. 1810; Boston 1812.<br />

A song <strong>of</strong> triumph. 1814.<br />

Tragedies. 1814. Includes <strong>The</strong> death <strong>of</strong> Darnley, Ivan, Zamorin and<br />

Zama, <strong>The</strong> confession, Orestes.<br />

Ellen, or the confession: a tragedy. 1816.<br />

Ivan: a tragedy. 1816.<br />

Farewell to Italy, and occasional poems. 1818.<br />

Poems. 1825.<br />

Italy and other poems. 1828 (2 edns).<br />

Homer. <strong>The</strong> first book <strong>of</strong> the Iliad [and 2 other] specimens <strong>of</strong> a new<br />

version <strong>of</strong> Homer. Tr Sotheby 1830.<br />

Homer. <strong>The</strong> Iliad. Tr Sotheby 2 vols 1831.<br />

Homer. <strong>The</strong> Odyssey. Tr Sotheby 2 vols 1834.

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