Works
- Guy's Porridge Pot (1808)
- The Count Arezzi (1824)
- The Impious Feast. A Poem in ten books (1828)
- The Earl of Brecon
- Faiths Fraud
- The Ferryman (1841)
- The Fawn of Sertorius (1846)
- The Fountain of Arethusa (1848)
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