Selected Writings of Leigh Hunt Vol 5

Robert Morrison, Michael Eberle-Sinatra

• Acknowledgements -- Introduction -- Note on the Text -- Abbreviations -- Biographical Directory -- From Juvenilia (1801) -- ‘Retirement, or the Golden Mean’ -- ‘To Sensibility’ -- ‘The Negro Boy. A Ballad’ -- ‘Sonnet’ -- From The Reflector (1811) -- ‘Politics and Poetics, or The Desperate Situation of a Journalist Unhappily Smitten with the Love of Rhyme’ -- From The Examiner (1813) -- ‘Sonnet to T. B. Esq.’ -- ‘Sonnet to Hampstead’ -- From The Examiner (1814) -- ‘On the New Poet Laureat’ -- ‘The New Year’s Ode’ -- ‘A surprising new ballad on a most strange and wonderful creature now exhibiting in Westminster. Part I’ -- ‘Ode for the Spring of 1814’ -- ‘Sonnet to Hampstead. II’ -- ‘Sonnet to Hampstead. IV’ -- The Feast of the Poets (2nd edition, 1814) -- The Descent of Liberty: A Mask (1815) -- From The Examiner (1815) -- ‘Sonnet to Hampstead. VI’ -- Hunt 5-prelim.fm Page v Monday, May 12, 2003 3:13 -- ‘Sonnet to Hampstead. VII’ -- ‘National Song’ -- ‘Hampstead VII. Description of the Village’ -- ‘To Kosciusko. Who took part neither with Bonaparte in the height of his power, nor with the Allies in the height of theirs.’ -- -- ‘The Poets’ -- From The Examiner (1816) -- ‘To the Right Honourable Lord Byron on his Departure for Italy and Greece’ -- -- ‘On Hearing a Little Musical Box’ -- ‘Serenade, suggested by the music of Cherubini’s trio “Non -- negate, no”’ -- ‘Harry Brown to his Cousin Thomas Brown, Jun., Letter I’ -- ‘Harry Brown to his Cousin Tom, Jun., Letter II’ -- ‘Harry Brown’s Letters to his Friends. Letter III. To W. H., Esq.’ -- ‘Harry Brown’s Letters to his Friends. Letter IV. To Brown, Jun. Letter 3’ -- -- ‘Harry Brown’s Letters to his cousin Friends. Letter V. To his Thomas Brown, Jun. Letter 4.’ -- -- ‘Harry Brown’s Letters to his Friends. Letter VI. To B. F. Esq.’ -- ‘Harry Brown’s Letters to his Friends. Letter VII. To C. L.’ -- ‘A Dream’ -- ‘To T. L. H. Six Years Old, During a Late Sickness’ -- ‘To J. H., Four Years Old’ -- ‘To Benjamin Robert Haydo