Smith, Horace, 1779-1849
Smith, Horatio, 1779-1849
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Smith, Horace
Horace Smith English poet and novelist (1779-1849)
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Smith, James
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Works
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| Adam Brown, the merchant. |
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| Amarynthus, the nympholept: a pastoral drama, in three acts. |
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| Arthur Arundel, a tale of the English revolution. |
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| Brambletye-Haus, oder Ritter und Rundköpfe : ein Roman |
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| Brambletye-House, ou Cavaliers et Têtes rondes. |
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| Columbia dictionary of modern European literature |
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| Conjectures on the future effects of locomotion by steam read at the conversazione of the Brighton Scientific and Literary Institution |
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| family story |
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| Festivals, games, and amusements : ancient and modern |
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| Gaieties and gravities. |
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| Gale Middleton |
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| Horace in London : consisting of imitations of the first two books of the Odes of Horace |
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| Horatio |
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| The involuntary prophet. |
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| Jane Lomax; or, A mother's crime. |
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| Love and mesmerism, 1845: |
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| A manual of the law of landlord and tenant |
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| Massaniello : an historical romance |
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| Memoirs, letters, and comic miscellanies, in prose and verse, of the late James Smith. |
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| midsummer medley |
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| The moneyed man, or, The lesson of a life |
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| The new forest. A novel |
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| Otvergnutye poslanii︠a︡ |
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| Ozymandias |
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| Plays. |
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| Poems |
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| The poetical works, comic and miscellaneous |
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| The poetical works of Horace Smith and James Smith ... with portraits and a biographical sketch. |
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| Rejected addresses and Horace in London |
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| Rejected addresses : or, The new Theatrum poetarum |
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| Reuben Apsley. |
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| Roscoe's Digest of the law of evidence in criminal cases |
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| RR Lyrae stars |
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| runaway |
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| The runaway : or, the seat of benevolence. A novel. In four volumes. By Mr. Smith |
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| Sammlung |
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| Tales of the early ages. |
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| The tin trumpet, 1836: |
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| The tin trumpet; or, Heads and tails for the wise and waggish. |
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| The Tor Hill |
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| Trade in the West |
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| A Treatise on the law of negligence |
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| Trevanion |
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| Verbrechen aus mütterlicher Liebie |
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| Walter Colyton; a tale of 1688. |
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| Zillah; a tale of the Holy City |
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| Zillah, histoire juive : tirée des annales de Jérusalem |
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