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Poetic lucubrations: containing the Misanthrope and other effusions.
1828.
The piromides: a tragedy. 1839.
A treatise on varicose capillaries. 1839.
Vates: or the philosophy of madness. 4 pts 1840.
Poems, consisting of the Deity; Cenci; Antinelli; and the Evening
star. To which is added a Polish hymn [1852.]
The world’s epitaph: a poem. 1866 (priv ptd).
On vital force. 1867.
Madeline, with other poems and parables. 1871. Partly rptd from
World’s epitaph, above.
Parables and tales. 1872; ed T. Hake 1917.
New symbols. 1876. Poems.
Legends of the morrow. 1879. In verse.
Maiden ecstasy. 1880. Poems.
The serpent play: a divine pastoral, in 5 acts and in verse. 1883.
On the powers of the alphabet, 1 A tonic scale of alphabetic sounds.
1883. Only pt 1 pbd.
The new day: sonnets. Ed W. G. Hodgson 1890. With a portrait of
Hake by D. G. Rossetti and long critical preface.
Memoirs of eighty years. 1892.
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Rossetti, D. G. Dr Hake’s poems. Fortnightly Rev Apr 1873; rptd in
Rossetti, Collected works vol 2, 1886 etc.
Bayne, T. In Miles 4.
Rossetti, W. M. In his Memoir of D. G. Rossetti, prefixed to D. G.
Rossetti’s family letters, 2 vols 1895.
Symons, A. In his Studies in two literatures, 1897.
Watts-Dunton, T. In his Old familiar faces, 1916.
Sir John Hanmer, afterwards Baron Hanmer
1809–81
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Proteus and other poems. 1832 (priv ptd), 1833 (2nd edn).
Poems on various subjects. 1836 (priv ptd).
Fra Cipolla and other poems. 1839.
Sonnets. 1840.
A memorial of the parish and family of Hanmer in Flintshire. 1876
(priv ptd). With an appendix of sonnets and epigrams.
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Obit: The Times 11, 15 Mar 1881.
Robert Stephen Hawker 1803–75
Mss: poems (1824–55), Worcester College, Oxford; poems (including Quest of
sangraal), letters and thought books, Bodleian; letters, BL Add Mss.
Bibliographies
Wallis, A (ed). Poetical works. 1899.
Woolf, C. Some uncollected authors 39: Hawker of Morwenstow. BC
14 1965.
See also Bibliography of British literary bibliographies [BBLB].
Collections
Poetical works. Ed J. G. Godwin 1879.
Poetical works edited from the original mss and annotated copies,
together with a prefatory notice and bibliography. Ed A. Wallis
1899.
Miles 3.
Twenty poems. Ed J. Drinkwater, Oxford 1925.
A selection of Hawker’s Cornish ballads on local topics. Ed F. C.
Hamlyn, Truro [1928].
Hawker of Morwenstow. The Augustan books of poetry series. [1932.]
Selected poems. Ed C. Woolf. 1975.
Charles Robert Forrester | Richard Henry Horne
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Tendrils, by Reuben. Cheltenham 1821.
[The song of the western men.] A song on the imprisonment of the
Bishop of Bristol, 1688. [c. 1826.]
Pompeii: a prize poem. Oxford 1827; rptd in Oxford English prize
poems, 1828.
Down with the church. [Launceston 1831.] Signed ‘A man’.
Electioneering song.
Records of the western shore: first series. Oxford 1832, Camelford,
Cornwall 1868. Poems.
Poems. Stratton, Cornwall 1836. Contains 3rd edn of Pompeii, 2nd
edn of Records of the western shore ser 1, and 1st edn of Records
of the western shore ser 2.
Minster church and The confirmation day August 1836. 1836 (priv
ptd). Poems.
A welcome to the Prince Albert submitted to the Queen on the
approach of Her Majesty’s marriage. Oxford 1840. In verse.
Ecclesia: a volume of poems. Oxford 1840. Includes one poem – ‘The
wreck’ – by his wife, C. E. H.
The baptism of the peasant and the prince. 1842.
The poor man and his parish church. Plymouth 1843, 1843 (2nd edn).
Poems.
Reeds shaken with the wind. 1843. Poems.
Reeds shaken with the wind: second cluster. Derby 1844.
Echoes from old Cornwall. 1846. Poems.
A voice from the place of S. Morwenna. 1849.
A letter to a friend containing some matters relating to the church.
By a Cornish vicar. 1857. Poems.
Aishah – Shechinah [a poem signed ‘Breachan’]. [Morwenstow 1860.]
King Arthur’s was-hael [signed Ben-Tamar]. [Morwenstow] 1860.
The quest of the sangraal: chant the first. Exeter 1864 (priv ptd).
St Nectan’s Kieve etc. 1868.
The Cornish ballads and other poems. Oxford 1869 (including 2nd
edn of The quest of the sangraal), Oxford 1884; ed C. E. Byles
[with additional poems] 1904. Facs reprint of 1869, introd K. J.
Walter and T. A. H. Delmar, New York 1994.
The carol of the Pruss [signed R. S. H.]. Morwenstow 1870.
Footprints of former men in far Cornwall. 1870; ed C. E. Byles [1903],
1948. Prose sketches with some verses.
Aurora. [Printed for W. M[askell] for private circulation.] 1873.
A canticle for Christmas, 1874. [Morwenstow] 1874.
Prose works. Ed J. G. Godwin, Edinburgh 1893. A new edn of
Footprints of former men in far Cornwall, with addns.
Hawker also issued a number of sermons and single poems as leaflets.
Letters and papers
Stones broken from the rocks: extracts from note-books. Ed E. R.
Appleton and C. E. Byles, Oxford 1922.
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Gould, S. B. The vicar of Morwenstow. 1875, 1876 (rev), new edn
1899.
Lee, F. G. Memorials of Hawker. 1876.
Noble, J. A. In Miles 3.
Noble, J. A. In his Sonnet in England and other essays, 1893.
Byles, C. E. Life and letters of Hawker. 1905.
Burrows, M. F. Hawker: a study of his thought and poetry. Oxford
1926.
Hawker of Morwenstow. TLS 20 Dec 1934.
Rowse, A. L. Hawker of Morwenstow: a belated medieval. E & S new
ser 12 1959.
Brendan, P. Hawker of Morwenstow: portrait of a Victorian eccentric.
Foreword by J. Fowles. 1975.
Richard Henry (or Hengist) Horne 1803–84
Mss: a few poems, plays, letters, BL Add Mss.
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