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CHAPTER IV
WILLIAM COWPER
I. MSS IN THE BRITISH MUSEUM
The following Additional MSS contain interesting Cowper data:
21154, 21556, letters; 24154, 24155, poems 1770-1793 and letters; 29716,
chronological list of Cowper's letters, 1758–1799; 30801, variations from the
1st edn of the trans, of the Iliad, trans.
of Milton's poems, and Epigrams
30803 A and B, poems 1797--1803; 30805, 31998, letters; 32348, views of
Cowper's birthplace; 32350, portrait; 32573, Recollections of Cowper by
Mitford, J. ; 33964, 37059, letters; 37095, minor poems, unfinished letter of
Cowper in the form of a general diary of his health, Tues. 13 Nov. -Sat.
17 Nov. [1792] and other letters.
II. WORKS
Works. Ed. Newton, J. 10 vols. 1817.
Miscellaneous Works. With a life and notes by Memes, J. S. 3 vols.
Edinburgh, 1834.
Works: his Life and Letters by Hayley, W. , now first completed by the
introduction of Cowper's private Correspondence; ed. Grimshawe, T. S.
(With an Essay on the Genius and Poetry of Cowper by Cunningham,
J. W. ) 8 vols. 1835. 2nd edn. 1836.
Works, comprising his Poems, Correspondence, and Translations. With a
life of the author by the editor, Robert Southey. 15 vols. 1836-7.
Works, comprising his Poems, Correspondence, and Translations.
life of the author, by the editor, Robert Southey. 8 vols. (Bohn's
Standard Library. ) 1853–5.
With a
III. Poems
A. Collections
Poems. 2 vols. 1782-5 and 1782-6. [Some copies of vol. I contain the
uncorrected lines in The Progress of Error:
With memorandum-book to minute down
The sev'ral posts, and where the chaise broke down;
and the original passage of Expostulation, beginning:
Hast thon admitted with a blind, fond trust. ]
Some copies of the 1st edn contain the preface by Newton, J. ; 2nd edn,
2 vols. , 1786; 3rd, 1787; 4th, 1788; 5th, with preface by Newton, J. , 1793;
6th, 1794-5. Other edns: 1798 (two), 1800, 1803, 1805.
Poems. . . . With a life of the Author and observations on his writings.
[1800? ]
Poems [with preface by Newton, J. ). A new edn to which are now first
added Olney Hymns by W. C. and translations from Madame Guion.
1806. Also 3 vols. 1806. 2 vols. 1808. A new edn. 2 vols. 1808.
Poems. . . . In two volumes. (Vol. 11 containing his posthumous Poetry and a
sketch of his life, by Johnson, J. ) 3 vols. 1815. New edn, with preface
by Newton, J. 3 vols. 1817.
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Anti-Thelyphthora; a tale, in verse. 1781.
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1783, 1787, 1795, 1797 (two), 1806, 1810, 1812, 1820, 1821, 1829.
Hymns on various subjects, now first collected together. 1822.
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(Both in chapbook form. )
Gilpin's Rig; or the Wedding Day Kept, a Droll Story; Read by
Mr. Henderson, at Free-masons Hall and Mr. Baddeley, at Drury
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Linen Draper of Cheapside; how he went farther and faster than
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late . . .