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Mid-Nineteenth-Century Poetry
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Miscellaneous writings. Ed J. A. Symonds with a memoir by H. J. S.
Smith 2 vols 1872. Includes King Lear, Hamlet, The English translators
of Virgil, Six lectures on Latin literature, The poems of
Virgil translated into English prose, Fables of Babrius etc.
The poems of Virgil, translated. 1882. Rptd from Miscellaneous
writings, above.
See also Wellesley vol 5 1989.
Eliza Cook 1812–89
Collections
Poems. 4 vols 1846–53.
Poems. 3 vols [1848?], vol 1 5th edn 1848; vol 2 3rd edn 1848, vol 3 1848.
review: Literary Gazette 17 Feb 1849.
Poetical works. Philadelphia 1853.
Poems. A new edn in 1 vol 1859, reissued 1864.
Auswahl englischer Gedichte der Eliza Cook, aus dem Englischen
in’s Deutsche übertragen von Hermann Simon. Leipzig 1865.
Poetical works. 1870, New York [1882], [1905], [1920]. A complete edn
(Chandos Classics).
Poetical works. [1874?], New York [1874?].
Selections
Poems: selected and edited by the author. 1861.
Miles 7 (8).
Selections from the poems of Mrs Hemans and the patriotic poems
of Eliza Cook. [1895?] Masterpiece Lib 38.
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Lays of a wild harp: a collection of metrical pieces. 1835.
Melaia and other poems. 1838, 1840 (with addns from Lays of a wild
harp).
review: NMM Nov 1839.
Poems: second series. 1845.
Eliza Cook’s journal. May 1849–54. A weekly periodical ed and
partly written by Eliza Cook. Many of her poems first pbd here, as
well as the aphorisms collected in Diamond dust.
I’m afloat. [1850?] Songs.
The Englishman: two songs. [1850?]
Songs of the haymakers: Standard bearer and In this old chair my
father sat. [1850?]
Mother be proud of your boy in blue. [1860?] Songs.
Songs of the haymakers: gipsy’s tent. [1860?]
Jottings from my journal. 1860. Short essays, several rptd from Eliza
Cook’s journal.
New echoes, and other poems. 1864.
reviews: Athenaeum 10 Dec 1864; Saturday Rev 10 Dec 1864;
Reader 11 Feb 1865.
Diamond dust. 1865. A collection of aphorisms, mostly original.
reviews: Athenaeum 30 Dec 1865; Reader 30 Dec 1865.
Cook’s poems appeared also in Catholic World, Metropolitan Mag,
NMM, Once a Week, and Weekly Dispatch. Her journalism was pbd in
Eclectic Mag and Nat Mag.
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In Notable women of our own times, [1883?].
Obit: The Times 26 Sep 1889; Athenaeum 28 Sep 1889. [rs]
Thomas Cooper, ‘Adam Hornbook’ 1805–92
Mss: Notebook (including poems) 184– , papers, letters, Lincolnshire
Archives Office. The purgatory of suicides, Lincoln Central Lib.
Bibliographies
List of published works in R. J. Conklin, Cooper the Chartist,
Manilla 1935.
Collections
Poetical works. 1877, 1886.
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The Wesleyan chiefs and other poems. 1833.
Wise Saws and modern instances. 2 vols 1845, 1 vol 1874 (enlarged as
Old-fashioned stories). Short stories and sketches.
The purgatory of suicides: a prison-rhyme in ten books. 1845, 1847,
1853 (3rd edn).
The Baron’s yule feast: a Christmas-rhyme. 1846.
The land for the labourers, and the fraternity of nations: a scheme
for a new industrial system, published in Paris, and intended for
proposal to the National Assembly. [1848.] Ed Cooper.
The life and character of Henry Hetherington. 1849. Abridged from
Cooper’s éloge by G. J. Holyoake.
The plain speaker. 1849. Ed Cooper.
Captain Cobler, or the Lincolnshire rebellion: an historical romance
of the reign of Henry VIII. 1850.
Cooper’s journal: or unfetterd thinker and plain speaker for truth,
freedom and progress. [1850], facs reprint New York 1970.
Eight letters to the young men of the working-classes. 1851. Rptd
from Plain Speaker. Advice on the art of living.
Alderman Ralph: or the history of the borough of Willowacre, by
Adam Hornbook. 2 vols 1853.
The family feud: a tale by Adam Hornbook. 1855.
The bridge of history over the gulf of time: a popular view of the
historical evidence for the truth of Christianity. 1871, 1880,
1892.
The life of Thomas Cooper, written by himself. 1872, 1873 (4th edn),
facs reprint, intro J. Saville, Leicester 1971.
Plain pulpit talk. 1872, 1874 3rd thousand; The atonement and
other discourses: being a second series of Plain pulpit talk, 1880.
The paradise of martyrs: a faith rhyme, part first, in five books. 1873.
No further pts pbd.
Evolution, the stone book and the Mosaic record of creation. 1878.
Thoughts at fourscore and earlier: a medley. 1885. Includes the
Letters to the young working men.
Cooper also edited and contributed to numerous Chartist and other jnls
including Chartist Pioneer (ed), Douglas Jerrold’s Shilling Mag,
English Chartist, Howitt’s Jnl, Leicester Mercury, Lloyd’s Illustrated
Weekly, Midland Counties Illuminator (ed), Northern Tribune and
Reasoner. He also pbd theological works and sermons.
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Holyoake, G. J. Cooper delineated as convert and controversialist.
[1861.]
Cazamian, L. Kingsley et Cooper: étude sur une source d’Alton
Locke. Paris 1903.
Conklin, R. J. Cooper the Chartist. Manilla 1935, 1936.
Hobman, D. L. Cooper, Chartist and poet. Contemporary Rev Oct
1948.
William Davies 1829/30–97
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Songs of a wayfarer. 1869.
The shepherd’s garden. 1873. Poems.
The pilgrimage of the Tiber from its mouth to its source, with some
account of its tributaries. 1873.
A fine old English gentleman, exemplified in the life and character
of Lord Collingwood: a biographical study. 1875.
Dante Alighieri and his works. 1888.
Letters of James Smetham; memoir by W. Davies. 1891. Ed with S.
Smetham et al.
The literary works of James Smetham. 1893. Ed Davies.
Davies contributed to Fortnightly Rev, Quarterly Rev and Temple Bar.
See Wellesley vol 5, pp. 208–9. See also Wellesley vol 5 1989.
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Obit: The Times 12 May 1897; Athenaeum 15 May 1897.