The poetical works of Thomas Moore
By: collected by himself. In ten volumes.
Publisher: Longman, Brown, Green, and Longmans
Published: 1853
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 10
Notes: Each volume has engraved and illustrated added t.-p.
Table of contents: title: v. 1. Odes of Anacreon, translated into English verse, with notes. Epigrams from the Anthologia.; title: Juvenile poems.; title: v. 2. Juvenile poems. Poems relating to America.; title: v. 3. Corruption, and Intoerance: two poems. The sceptic, a philosophical satire. Two penny post-bag, by Thomas Brown the Younger. Satirical and humorous poems. Irish melodies.; title: v. 4. Irish melodies. National airs. Sacred songs.; title: v. 5. Evenings in Greece. Legendary ballads. Set of glees. Ballads, songs, miscellaneous poems, &c. Songs from the Greek anthology. Unpublished songs, &c.; title: v. 6. Lalla Rookh.; title: v. 7 Lalla Rookh (cont.) Political and satirical poems. The Fudge family in Paris. Fables for the Holy alliance. Rhymes on the road. Miscellaneous poems.; title: v. 8. The loves of the angels. Miscellaneous poems. Satirical and humorous poems.; title: v. 9. Satirical and humorous poems. The Fudges in England; being a sequel to the "Fudge family in Paris", Songs from M. P.; or, The blue stocking. Miscellaneeous poems.; title: v. 10. The Epicurean: a tale [in prose] Alciphron: a fragment. General index.