1819 in Poetry - Works Published in English

Works Published in English

  • Charles Bucke, The Fall of the Leaf, and Other Poems
  • Lord Byron:
    • June 28 — Mazeppa and "Ode on Venice" published
    • "Wellington: The Best of the Cut-Throats", a poem attacking Lord Wellington
    • Don Juan, cantos i, ii, published anonymously; other versions published 1821, 1823 and 1824
  • Thomas Campbell, Specimens of the British Poets, an anthology
  • Louisa Costello, Redwald: A Tale of Mona; and Other Poems
  • George Crabbe, Tales of the Hall, the author's last work
  • Charles Dibdin, Young Arthur; or, The Child of Mystery
  • Felicia Dorothea Hemans:
    • Tales and Historic Scenes, in Verse
    • 'Wallace's Invocation to Bruce
  • William Hone, the Political House that Jack Built, published anonymously; illustrated by George Cruickshank
  • Leigh Hunt:
    • "Hero and Leander"
    • "Bacchies"
    • "Ariadne"
    • Poetical Works including reprints of "Bacchies", "Ariadne", The Story of Rimini and "The Descent of Liberty"
  • John Keats, Odes
  • Lady Caroline Lamb, Verses from Glenarvon, published anonymously
  • Charles Lloyd, Nugae Canorae
  • Thomas Babington Macaulay, Pompeii
  • John Montgomery, Greenland, and Other Poems
  • Thomas Moore, Tom Crib's Memorial to Congress
  • Bryan Waller Proctor writing as "Barry Cornwall", Dramatic Scenes, and Other Poems
  • J. H. Reynolds, Peter Bell: A lyrical ballad, writing under the pen name "W. W.", that is, satirically purporting to be William Wordsworth; a parody of Wordsworth's "Peter Bell" (see below)
  • Samuel Rogers, Human Life
  • Percy Bysshe Shelley:
    • The Cenci: A tragedy, not performed until May 7, 1886
    • Julian and Maddalo
    • Rosalind and Helen: a Modern Eclogue; with Other Poems
  • William Wordsworth:
    • Peter Bell: A tale in verse, parodied in advance of publication by Reynolds (see above) and later by P.B. Shelley in "Peter Bell the Third"
    • The Waggoner

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