Author:Richard Henry Horne

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Richard Henry Horne
(1802–1884)

English poet and critic; also known as Hengist Horne

Richard Henry Horne

Works

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Poetry and drama

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  • Hecatompylos. Athenæum (1828)
  • The Spirit of Peers and People (1834)
  • The Death of Marlowe (1837)
  • Cosmo de Medici (1837)
  • Gregory VII, a tragedy (1840)
  • (ed.) Poems of Geoffrey Chaucer Modernised (1841)
  • Orion (1843)
  • Ballads and Romances (1846)
  • Judas Iscariot, a tragedy in two acts (1848)
  • Prometheus, the Fire Bringer (1864)
  • The South-Sea Sisters; a lyric masque (1866)
  • Laura Dibalzo (1880)
  • King Nihil's Round Table, or the Regicide's Symposium; a Dramatic Scene (1881)
  • Soliloquium Fratris Rogeri Baconis. Fraser's Magazine, (1882)
  • The Last Words of Cleanthes. Longman's Magazine, (1883)
  • Ancient Idols, or the Fall of the Gods (unpublished)

Prose fiction

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  • The Life of Van Amburgh the Brute Tamer, with Anecdotes of His Extraordinary Pupils [as Ephraim Watts] (1838)
  • The Poor Artist (1850)
  • The Dreamer and the Worker 2 vols (1851)
  • The Tragic Story of Emilia Daràna, Marchioness of Albarozzi. Harper's Magazine, (November 1874)
  • The Countess von Labanoff, or the Three Lovers; a Novelette. New Quarterly Magazine, (1877)
  • Sithron, the Star-Stricken (1883)

Children's literature

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  • The Good-natured Bear (1846)
  • Memoirs of a London Doll, written by herself, edited by Mrs. Fairstar (1846)

Non-fiction

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  • Exposition of the False Medium and Barriers excluding Men of Genius from the public (1833)
  • The Russian Catechism, with Explanatory Notes (1837)
  • The History of Napoleon, 2 vols (1841)
  • (ed.) A New Spirit of the Age (1844)
  • Australian Facts and Prospects (1859)

Works about Horne

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Some or all works by this author were published before January 1, 1929, and are in the public domain worldwide because the author died at least 100 years ago. Translations or editions published later may be copyrighted. Posthumous works may be copyrighted based on how long they have been published in certain countries and areas.

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