The Female Poets of the Eighteenth Century

The Female Poets of the Eighteenth Century - Volume 1

Anna Seward - Sonnet I

Richard Mitchley

Anna Seward - Sonnet III

Anna Seward - Elegy

Anna Laetitia Barbauld - To a Little Invisible Being

Anna Laetitia Barbauld - A Thought on Death, November 1814

Hannah More - The Slave Trade

Charlotte Smith - Ode to Despair - From the Novel Emmeline

Charlotte Smith - Ode to the Poppy

Charlotte Smith - Beachey Head

Susanna Biamire - A Petition to April, Written During Sickness

Phyllis Wheatley - On Virtue

Phyllis Wheatley - An Hymn to the Morning

Phyllis Wheatley - An Hymn to the Evening

Mary Darby Robinson - January 1795

Mary Darby Robinson - Sonnet VI - Is It to Love

Mary Darby Robinson - Life

Joanna Baillie - London

Joanna Baillie - Verses Written in Febuary 1824

Amelia Opie - Ode on the Present Time, 27th January 1795

Dorothy Wordsworth - Floating Island

Dorothy Wordsworth - Loving and Liking

Charlotte Dacre - The Kiss

Stella Gonet

Christian Milne - Written in September 1804

Richard Mitchley

Jane Austen - Ode to Pity

Jane Austen - Oh! Mr Best You're Very Bad

Jane Austen - My Dearest Frank I Wish You Joy

Ann Griffiths - Wondrous Sight for Men

Richard Mitchley

Ann Griffiths - There's an Open Door

Richard Mitchley

Ann Griffiths - Expecting the Lord

Angharad Rees

Ann Taylor - The Orphan

Ann Taylor - For a Naughty Little Girl

Ann Taylor - My Mother

Jane Taylor - Poverty

Jane Taylor - Mischief

Janet Hamilton - September

Janet Hamilton - October Musings 1866

Janet Hamilton - November Findings, November 1862

Mary Shelley - Stanzas

Mary Botham Howitt - The Unregarded Toils of the Poor

Mary Botham Howitt - Let Mammon's Sons with Visage Lean

Eliza Acton - To Susanna, February 1824

Eliza Acton - On the Death of Major Whitefoord, December 15th 1825