The poets and poetry of England, in the nineteenth century

George Crabbe

William Sotheby

William Lisle Bowles

Samuel Rogers

Sir Egerton Brydges

Joanna Baillie

Robert Bloomfield

John H. Frere

William Wordsworth

Sir Walter Scott

James Montgomery

James Hogg

Samuel Taylor Coleridge

Robert Southey

Walter Savage Landor

John Leyden

Charles Lamb

Thomas Campbell

William Herbert

Sir Humphry Davy

John Herman Merivale

Horace Smith

Thomas Moore

Caleb C. Colton

John Kenyon

Ebenezer Elliott

Reginald Heber

Allan Cunningham

Bernard Barton

Leigh Hunt

Bryan W. Proctor

Henry Kirke White

Lordy Byron

Thomas Pringle

William Peter

Rann Kennedy

John Wilson

James Sheridan Knowles

Mrs. Southey

Henry Hart Milman

John Keble

Charles Wolfe

Percy Bysshe Shelley

Felicia Hemans

Serjeant Talfourd

John Keats

Thomas Haynes Bayly

George Croly

William Motherwell

Thomas Hood

Robert Pollok

Thomas Babington Macaulay

D.M. Moir

Edward Moxon

Mrs. Norton

John STerling

Mrs. Maclean (L.E.L.)

Charles Swain

Sir Edward Bulwer Lytton

Henry Taylor

T.K. Hervey

Elizabeth B. Barrett

Winthrop Mackworth Praed

Alfred Tennyson

George Darley

Thomas Wade

Robert Browning

Richard Henry Horne

Frances Kemble Butler

Richard Monckton Milnes

P.J. Bailey

Henry Alford

Eliza Cook

B. Simmons

F.W. Faber. Inscription for a seat in the groves of Coleorton ; A youthful poet contemplating nature ; Evening in the mountains ; Skating ; On revisiting the Wye ; Clouds after a storm ; Man never to be scorned ; Obedience and humility ; A deserted wife ; Chatterton ; Picture of a beggar ; A lover ; Longing for reunion with the dead ; A child with a shell ; Apostrophe to the deity ; Communion with nature ; From a poem on the power of sound ; Dion ; Character of the happy warrior ; The power of virtue ; Intimations of immortality from recollections of early childhood ; Evening by the Thames ; Scorn not the sonnet ; Great men ; Milton ; Toussaint l'ouverture ; "The world is too much with us" ; A nation's power not in armies ; A vision ; childhood ; Elegiac stanzas ; Presentiments ; To the daisy ; "She dwelt among the untrodden ways" ; Ode to duty ; We are seven ; An incident at Bruges ; The solitary reaper ; Autumn ; "She was a phantom of delight" ; A mountain solitude / William Wordsworth

Dejection ; Youth and age ; Rime of the anciet mariner ; Love ; The pains of sleep ; Concealment / Samuel Taylor Coleridge

Locksley Hall ; Godiva ; Recollections of the Arabian Nights ; Mariana ; Sir Galahad ; The ballad of Oriana ; The talking oak ; The lady of Shalott ; Dora ; Circumstance / Alfred Tennyson