Author:Thomas Love Peacock
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[edit] Works
[edit] Novels
- Headlong Hall (published 1815 but dated 1816) [lightly revised, 1837]
- Melincourt (1817)
- Nightmare Abbey (1818) [lightly revised, 1837]
- Maid Marian (1822)
- The Misfortunes of Elphin (1829)
- Crotchet Castle (1831) [lightly revised, 1837]
- Gryll Grange (1861) [serialised first in 1860]
[edit] Verse
- The Monks of St. Mark (1804?)
- Palmyra and other Poems (1805)
- The Genius of the Thames: a Lyrical Poem (1810)
- The Genius of the Thames Palmyra and other Poems (1812)
- The Philosophy of Melancholy (1812)
- Sir Hornbook, or Childe Launcelot's Expedition (1813)
- Sir Proteus: a Satirical Ballad (1814)
- The Round Table, or King Arthur's Feast (1817)
- Rhododaphne: or the Thessalian Spirit (1818)
- Paper Money Lyrics (1837)
[edit] Essays
- The Four Ages of Poetry (1820)
- Recollections of Childhood: The Abbey House (1837)
- Memoirs of Shelley (1858-60)
- The Last Day of Windsor Forest (1887) [composed 1862]
- Prospectus: Classical Education
[edit] Plays
- The Three Doctors
- The Dilettanti
- Gl'Ingannati, or The Deceived (translated from the Italian, 1862)
[edit] Unfinished tales and novels
- Satyrane (c. 1816)
- Calidore (c. 1816)
- The Pilgrim of Provence (c. 1826)
- The Lord of the Hills (c. 1835)
- Julia Procula (c. 1850)
- A Story Opening at Chertsey (c. 1850)
- A Story of a Mansion among the Chiltern Hills (c. 1859)
- Boozabowt Abbey (c. 1859)
- Cotswald Chace (c. 1860)
[edit] Works about Peacock
- Thomas Love Peacock article in A Short Biographical Dictionary of English Literature
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