by Janet Todd
1688
The Fair Jilt
1688
Poem to Sir Roger L’Estrange
1688
Oroonoko
1688
Agnes de Castro
1688
A Discovery of New Worlds
1688
The History of Oracles including ‘Essay on Translated Prose’
1688
To Poet Bavius Occasioned by his Satyr
1688
‘On the Death of E. Waller, Esq’, Poems to the Memory of... Waller
1689
The History of the Nun
1689
A Pindaric Poem to the Reverend Doctor Burnet
1689
‘Of Plants’, The Second and Third Parts of the Works of Mr. Abraham Cowley
1689
A Congratulatory Poem to Queen Mary
1689
The Lucky Mistake
1690
The Widdow Ranter
1692
Miscellany Poems
including ‘Verses... to be sent to a fair lady’
1696
The Younger Brother
1696
The Histories and Novels
including ‘Love-Letters’
1698
All the Histories and Novels
including ‘Memoirs of the Court of the King of Bantam’
‘The Nun, or the Perjured Beauty’
‘The Adventure of the Black Lady’
1700
Histories, Novels, and Translations
including ‘The Unfortunate Bride or the Blind Lady’
‘The Dumb Virgin’
‘The Unfortunate Happy Lady’
‘The Wandring Beauty’
‘The Unhappy Mistake’
1701
The Muses Mercury
including ‘Complaint of the poor Cavaliers’
1718
Familiar Letters of Love and Gallantry together with T. Brown’s Remains
including ‘To Mrs. Price’
A Song. ’Tis not your Saying’
‘A Letter to the Earl of Kildare’
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