Poet
Hannah More
1745–1833
English
- A KING or a CONSUL? A NEW SONG to the Tune of Derry down
- A PROLOGUE, Spoken at the Theatre in King-street, Bristol, by the late Mr. POWELL, to the Tragedy of KING…
- BONNER's GHOST
- Cheap Repository
- DAN and JANE, &c
- Florio: a Poetical Tale, for Fine Gentlemen and Fine Ladies
- Here and There; or, This World and the Next
- JOHN the SHOPKEEPER, &c
- ODE TO DRAGON, Mr. GARRICK's House-dog, AT HAMPTON
- PROLOGUE to HAMLET, Spoken by the late Mr. POWELL on his Benefit-Night, at the Theatre at Jacob's-Well, in…
- Reflections of King Hezekiah, in His Sickness
- ROBERT and RICHARD OR, THE GHOST of poor MOLLY, who was drowned in RICHARD'S MILL POND
- Sensibility: a Poetical Epistle to the Hon. Mrs. Boscawen
- Sir ELDRED of the BOWER: A LEGENDARY TALE, Part I
- Sir ELDRED of the BOWER: A LEGENDARY TALE, PART II
- Slavery, a poem
- Slavery, a Poem
- The APPRENTICE'S MONITOR; OR, INDENTURES IN VERSE, Shewing what they are bound to do
- THE BAD BARGAIN, &c
- The Bas Bleu
- The Bleeding Rock: a Legendary Tale
- The EPITAPH
- The GOLDEN RULE IN VERSE
- THE GOOD MILITIA MAN, &c
- THE HACKNEY COACHMAN; OR, The Way to get a good Fare
- THE HISTORY of RICHARD
- The Hope and Expectation of the Time
- The LADY, &c
- THE PLUM-CAKES, &c
- THE PRODIGAL SON. This HYMN was frequently sung by JACK BROWN in the WORKHOUSE
- THE Roguish MILLER; OR, Nothing got by Cheating. A TRUE BALLAD
- The Sorrows of Yamba
- The Two Gardeners
- Turn the Carpet; or, the Two Weavers: a New Song