George Dyer (poet) - Works

Works

Compositions by George Dyer include:

  • Poems (London, 1792)
  • Complaints of the Poor People of England (London 1793)
  • Poems and Critical Essays (London, 1802)
  • History of the University and Colleges of Cambridge (two volumes, London, 1814)
  • Privileges of the University of Cambridge (London, 1824)

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