The Cockney School of Poetry: Contents

LORD BYRON and his TIMES

Documents Biography Criticism

John Gibson Lockhart:

The Cockney School of Poetry

Indexes

EDITORS’ PREFACE

PERSONS INDEX

TITLES INDEX

CONTENTS:

On the Cockney School of Poetry. No. I

On the Cockney School of Poetry. No. II

The Cockney School of Poetry. No. III

On the Cockney School of Poetry. No. IV

On the Cockney School of Poetry. No. V

On the Cockney School of Poetry. No. VI

On the Cockney School No. VII

On the Cockney School of Poetry. No. VIII

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James Henry Leigh Hunt (1784-1859)

English poet, journalist, and man of letters; editor of The Examiner and The Liberal; friend of Byron, Keats, and Shelley.

WRITINGS OF:

Bacchus in Tuscany. A Dithyrambic Poem, from the Italian of Francesco Redi, with Notes original and select (1825)

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The Descent of Liberty. A Mask (1815)

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“Fancy's Party. A Fragment.” Foliage, or: Poems original and translated (1818)

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The Feast of the Poets, with Notes and other Pieces in Verse (1814)

(note)

“The Florentine Lovers” The Liberal (1822)

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Foliage, or: Poems original and translated (1818)

(note)

“The Nymphs” Foliage, or: Poems original and translated (1818)

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“On Receiving a Crown of Ivy from the Same [John Keats]” Foliage, or: Poems original and translated (1818)

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The Story of Rimini, a Poem (1816)

“To Charles Lamb” Foliage, or: Poems original and translated (1818)

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“To John Hamilton Reynolds, on his lines upon the Story of Rimini” Foliage, or: Poems original and translated (1818)

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“To [Robert Batty] on his giving me a Lock of Milton's Hair” Foliage, or: Poems original and translated (1818)

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“Young Poets” The Examiner (1 December 1816)

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