Eaton Stannard Barrett
Born 1786-01-01
Died 1820-01-01
Identifiers
- VIAF13033207
- WikidataQ5331374
- ISNI0000000080927412
- Open LibraryOL518057A
Top Subjects
- Whig Party (Great Britain) (2)
- Politics and government (2)
- 1800-1837 (2)
- Great Britain (2)
- Political satire, English (1)
- Grenville, William Wyndham Grenville, -- Baron, -- 1759-1834 -- Poetry (1)
- English fiction (1)
Books by Eaton Stannard Barrett
Total count: 32
All the talentsa satirical poem, in three dialogues.2nd ed.Printed for John Joseph Stockdale1807-01-01-
All the talents in Ireland!a satirical poem, with notes2nd ed.John Joseph Stockdale1807-01-01
The rising suna serio-comic satiric romanceThe fourth edition. Revised, corrected, and enlarged.Printed for Appleyards ...1807-01-01-
The second Titan war against heaven, or, The talents buried under Portland-Islea satirical poemPrinted for H. Colburn ...1807-01-01
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All the talents!a satirical poem in three dialogues11th ed.Stockdale1807-01-01
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All the talentsa satirical poem : Dialogue the fourthPrinted for John Joseph Stockdale ...1807-01-01
All the talents; a satirical poem in three dialogues, by Polypus1807-01-01-
A pastoral epilogue to, and by the author of All the talents.Printed for John Joseph Stockdale ...1807-01-01
The miss-led generala serio-comic, satiric, mock-heroic romancePrinted for H. Oddy1808-01-01
The Setting Sun; Or, Devil Amongst the Placemen: Or, Devil Amongst the Placemen. To which is ...J.D. Dewick, for T . Hughes [etc.]1809-01-01-
The new Beggar's opera[a musical entertainment, being a parody on The beggar's opera1809-01-01
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A musical entertainment, being a parody on the Beggar's opera1809-01-01
The setting sun; or, Devil amongst the placemen. To which is added ... a parody on The beggar's ...1809-01-01
The metropolis; or, A cure for gaming, by Cervantes Hogg1811-01-01
The metropolis, or, A cure for gaminginterspersed with anecdotes of living characters in high lifeA.K. Newman1811-01-01-
The heroine, or, Adventures of CherubinaSecond edition, with considerable additions and alterations.Printed for Henry Colburn, ... and sold by George Goldie, Edinburgh, and John Cumming, Dublin1814-01-01
The heroineor, Adventures of Cherubina.2d ed., with considerable additions and alterations.Printed for H. Colburn1814-01-01-
My wife! what wife?a comedy, in three actsC. Chapple, Pall-Mall1815-01-01
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The heroine. Or Adventures of CherubinaPublished by West and Richardson no. 75, Cornhill. T.W. White, printer.1816-01-01
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The talents run mador, Eighteen hundred and sixteen. A satirical poem. In three dialogues, with notes.Printed for Henry Colburn1816-01-01
Six weeks at Long'sPrinted for the author [B. Clark, printer]1817-01-01
Six weeks at Long'sPrinted for the author [B. Clark, printer]1817-01-01
Six weeks at Long's by a late resident [E.S. Barrett].1817-01-01-
The hero; or, The adventures of a nighta romancePublished by M. Carey & Son1817-01-01
Six weeks at Long'sPrinted for the author [B. Clark, printer]1817-01-01-
Woman, a poemOccasional poemsPrinted for Henry Colburn1818-01-01
The metropolisA novel, by the author of Little Hydrogen, or The devil on two sticks in London ...J. J. Stockdale1819-01-01-
The metropolisA novel, by the author of Little Hydrogen, or The devil on two sticks inLondon.J. J. Stockdale1819-01-01
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Womana poem3d ed.Printed for H. Colburn1819-01-01
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The impracticability of a north-west passage for ships, impartially consideredA.J. Valpy1824-01-01
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The heroineor Adventures of CherubinaPrinted and published by Peter D. Bernard1835-01-01
Woman ; Henry SchultzeGarland Pub.1979-01-01