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Early Nineteenth-Century Poetry<br />

463 | 464<br />

Robinson, H. C. In his Diary, reminiscences and correspondence, ed<br />

T. Sadler 3 vols 1869, 2 vols Boston 1869, London 1872. Cf<br />

Correspondence with the Wordsworth circle, ed E. J. Morley 2<br />

vols Oxford 1927 and On books and their writers, ed E. J. Morley 3<br />

vols 1938.<br />

Dowden, E. Southey. 1874 (EML).<br />

Dennis, J. In his Studies in <strong>English</strong> literature, 1876.<br />

Carlyle, T. In his Reminiscences, vol 2 1881.<br />

Taylor, H. In his Autobiography, vol 1 1885 ch 17.<br />

Smiles, S. In his A publisher and his friends: memoir <strong>of</strong> the late John<br />

Murray, with an account <strong>of</strong> the origin and progress <strong>of</strong> the house<br />

1768–1843, 2 vols 1891.<br />

Dowden, E. <strong>The</strong> early revolutionary group. In his French<br />

Revolution and <strong>English</strong> literature, 1895.<br />

Saintsbury, G. In his Essays in <strong>English</strong> literature, ser 2 1895. Essay on<br />

Southey rptd in his Collected essays and papers, vol 1 1923.<br />

Stephen, L. Southey’s letters. In his Studies <strong>of</strong> a biographer, vol 4<br />

1902.<br />

Schmidt, J. Robert Southey: sein Naturgefühl in seinen<br />

Dichtungen. Leipzig 1904.<br />

Grannis, R. S. An American friend <strong>of</strong> Southey (Maria Gowen<br />

Brooks). 1913.<br />

Pfandl, L. Southey und Spanien. Revue Hispanique 28, 1913.<br />

Lounsbury, T. R. Southey as poet and historian. Yale Rev new ser 4,<br />

1915.<br />

Haller, W. <strong>The</strong> early life <strong>of</strong> Robert Southey 1774–1803. New York 1917.<br />

Beer, M. In his History <strong>of</strong> British socialism, vol 1 1919.<br />

Simmons, J. Southey. 1945.<br />

Carnall, G. Robert Southey and his age. Oxford 1960.<br />

Many reviews <strong>of</strong> Southey’s publications are rptd in L. Madden, Robert<br />

Southey: the critical heritage, 1972. [gc]<br />

Sara Spence, Mrs George fl. 1795–1821<br />

Poems and miscellaneous pieces. Bury St Edmunds and London 1795.<br />

Poems and a meditation. Colchester and London 1821.<br />

Mrs Walter Spencer, formerly Jackson fl. 1781–1812<br />

Poetical trifles, or miscellaneous poems on various subjects. 1781.<br />

Commemorative feelings, or miscellaneous poems, interspersed<br />

with sketches in prose . . .. 1812.<br />

Miscellaneous poems. Windsor 1812.<br />

William Robert Spencer 1769–1834<br />

Collection<br />

Miles 9 (10).<br />

§1<br />

Bürger, G. A. Leonora. Tr Spencer 1796; Dublin 1799 (with trns by<br />

others); London 1809.<br />

Beth-Gêlert, or the grave <strong>of</strong> the greyhound. Oxford 1800; York [c.<br />

1815]. Anon.<br />

Urania, or the illuminé: a comedy. 1802. Anon. Prose and verse.<br />

<strong>The</strong> year <strong>of</strong> sorrow. 1804.<br />

Poems. 1811, 1835 (enlarged, with memoir).<br />

Miscellaneous poems. Windsor 1812.<br />

Wife, children and friends. Boston, Lincs [1830?]. Anon.<br />

John Stagg 1770–1823<br />

Miscellaneous poems. Carlisle 1790, 1804; Workington 1805; Wigton<br />

1807, 1808.<br />

<strong>The</strong> minstrel <strong>of</strong> the north, or Cumbrian legends: a poetical miscellany<br />

. . .. 1810; Manchester 1816, 1817.<br />

<strong>The</strong> magazine <strong>of</strong> the muses: a selection <strong>of</strong> poems . . .. Ed Stagg,<br />

Manchester 1814, 1815.<br />

<strong>The</strong> Cumbrian minstrel . . .. 2 vols Manchester 1821.<br />

Legendary, gothic and romantic tales, in verse . . . By a northern minstrel.<br />

Shrewsbury 1825. Anon.<br />

Charles Edward Stewart 1749–1819<br />

A collection <strong>of</strong> trifles in verse. Sudbury 1797.<br />

Critical trifles, in a familiar epistle . . .. Sudbury 1797.<br />

Extract from <strong>The</strong> regicide: an heroic poem . . .. 1801.<br />

<strong>The</strong> arguments in verse <strong>of</strong> <strong>The</strong> Foxiad: an historical poem . . ..<br />

Sudbury and London 1803. Anon.<br />

Charles’s small-clothes: a national ode. By the author <strong>of</strong> <strong>The</strong> Foxiad.<br />

Sudbury 1808. Anon.<br />

Last trifles in verse. Sudbury 1812.<br />

<strong>The</strong> aliad: an heroic epistle to Clootz redivivus. 1815. Anon.<br />

<strong>The</strong> political works in verse . . .. 1816.<br />

Author <strong>of</strong> sermons and political prose.<br />

John Stewart b. 1745<br />

Britons united, or Britannia roused . . .. 1800.<br />

<strong>The</strong> pleasures <strong>of</strong> love: a poem. 1806 (2 edns).<br />

<strong>The</strong> resurrection: a poem. 1808.<br />

Genevieve, or the spirit <strong>of</strong> the drave . . .. 1810.<br />

Alhagranza: a Moorish metrical romance. London and Cork 1816.<br />

Thomas Stewart, <strong>of</strong> Naples fl. 1828–45<br />

An epistle from Abelard to Eloise. 1828.<br />

Retirement: a poem. 1829.<br />

Elegy on the convent <strong>of</strong> the grotto at Amalfi. Palermo 1830 (priv<br />

ptd). Anon.<br />

Napoleon’s dying soliloquy, and other poems. 1834.<br />

<strong>The</strong> Constantiniad: a poem, books i to vi. Bk 1 only 1845.<br />

Mary R. Stockdale, later Sterndale b. c. 1769?<br />

Berquin, A. <strong>The</strong> family book, or children’s journal . . . interspersed<br />

with poetical pieces. Tr Stockdale 1798, 1799.<br />

<strong>The</strong> effusions <strong>of</strong> the heart: poems . . .. 1798.<br />

Lombard, V. <strong>The</strong> school for children . . . interspersed with poetical<br />

pieces. Ed Stockdale 1800.<br />

<strong>The</strong> panorama <strong>of</strong> youth. 2 vols 1807; Edinburgh 1811; Philadelphia<br />

1816. Prose.<br />

<strong>The</strong> mirror <strong>of</strong> the mind: poems . . .. 1810, 1817.<br />

<strong>The</strong> Christian poet’s lament over the Christian statesman: an elegy<br />

on . . . Perceval. 1812.<br />

<strong>The</strong> widow and her orphan family: an elegy. 1812.<br />

<strong>The</strong> mother and child: a poem. 1818.<br />

A plume for Sir Samuel Romilly, or the <strong>of</strong>fering <strong>of</strong> the fatherless: an<br />

elegy. 1818.<br />

A shroud for Sir Samuel Romilly: an elegy. 1818.<br />

A wreath for the urn: an elegy on . . . Princess Charlotte . . . with other<br />

poems. 1818.<br />

<strong>The</strong> life <strong>of</strong> a boy. 2 vols 1821. Anon. Prose.<br />

<strong>The</strong> wedding ring: a funereal <strong>of</strong>fering. 1821.<br />

Vignettes <strong>of</strong> Derbyshire. 1824. Anon. Prose.<br />

Robert Story 1795–1860<br />

Collections<br />

<strong>The</strong> poetical works. 1857.<br />

<strong>The</strong> lyrical and other minor poems <strong>of</strong> Story, with a sketch <strong>of</strong> his life<br />

and writings by J. James. London and Bradford 1861.

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