Principal Works
Novels and Stories
- Dangers of Coquetry. (published anonymously) 1790
- The Father and Daughter. 1801
- Adeline Mowbray. 1804
- Simple Tales. 1806
- Temper 1812
- First Chapter of Accidents. 1813
- Tales of Real Life. 1813
- Valentine's Eve. 1816
- New Tales. 1818
- Tales of the Heart. 1820
- Madeline. 1822
- Illustrations of Lying. 1824
- Tales of the Pemberton Family for Children. 1825
- The Last Voyage. 1828
- Detraction Displayed. 1828
- Miscellaneous Tales. (12 Vols.) 1845-7
Biographies
- Memoir of John Opie. 1809
- Sketch of Mrs. Roberts. 1814
Poetry
- Maid of Corinth. 1801
- Elegy to the Memory of the Duke of Bedford. 1802
- Poems. 1803
- Lines to General Kosciusko. 1803
- Song to Stella. 1803
- The Warrior's Return. 1808
- The Black Man's Lament. 1826
- Lays for the Dead. 1834
Miscellaneous
- Recollections of Days in Holland. 1840
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