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William Barnes

Born: 1801

Died: 1886

poet

Born: 1801

Died: 1886

Books by William Barnes (50 max)

Poems of rural life, in the Dorset dialect, with a glossary

1893

Select poems of William Barnes: chosen and edited, with a preface and glossarial notes

1908

The poems of William Barnes

1962

Select Poems of William Barnes;

2016

William Barnes, Thomas Hardy

Poems of rural life, in the Dorset dialect with a dissertation and glossary

1844

William Barnes, Walter Macklin, R. M. A. Whitaker, Helen M. Henderson, George E. Blood, S. Petherton, George Whitfield, James Buckman, Sydney Savory Buckman, James Stevens-Cox

Views of labour and gold

1859

Selected poems Edited with an introd

1950

Selected poems.

1950

William Barnes

1970

Select Poems of William Barnes; Chosen and Edited, with a Preface and Glossarial Notes

2016

William Barnes, Thomas Hardy

Hwomely rhymes.: A second collection of poems in the Dorset dialect.

1859

The Song of Solomon in the Dorset dialect : from the authorised English version

1859

Tiw, or, A view of the roots and stems of the English as a Teutonic tongue [microform]

1862

Tiw: or, A view of the roots and stems of the English as a Teutonic tongue.

1862

grammar and glossary of the Dorset dialect: with the history, outspreading and bearings of South-westernEnglish.

1863

Poems in the Dorset dialect

1864

Poems in the Dorset dialect

1864

Early England and the Saxon-English

1869

A glossary of the Dorset dialect: with a grammar of its word shapening and wording

1886

Twenty poems in common English

1925

Poems grave and gay

1949

The poems of William Barnes

1962

William Barnes

1970

love poems and letters of William Barnes and Julia Miles

1986

Dorset poems

2000

Poems Of Rural Life In The Dorset Dialect, With A Dissertation And Glossary

2007

Rural Poems

2007

Orra a Lapland tale

1822

The year book of daily recreation and information, concerning remarkable men and manners, times and seasons, solemnities and merry-makings, antiquities and novelties on the plan of the Every=day book and Table book ... forming a complete history of the year; and a perpetual key to the almanac

1832

William Hone, William Barnes, James Stevens-Cox

A catechism of government in general, and that of England in particular

1833

A few words on the advantages of a more common adoption of the mathematics as a branch of education or subject of study

1834

few words on the advantages of a more common adoption of the mathematics as a brance of education, or subject of study

1834

A mathematical investigation of the principle of hanging doors, gates, swing bridges, and other heavy bodies swinging on vertical axes

1835

An investigation into the laws of case in language: exhibited in a system of natural cases, with some observations on prepositions, tense, and voice : being, as it is conceived, the first step towards a system of universal grammar

1840

An arithmetical & commercial dictionary: containing a simple explanation of commercial and mathematical terms and arithmetical operations, with a short account of imported articles of commerce, and a set of tables : to which are added 100 practical questions for the use of schools and private students

1840

The rights of the necessitous, considered in connection with reason, law, and scripture: in reply to the assault made by property on poverty in the new poor law ... : an original poem

1841

The Elements of linear perspective and the projection of shadows adapted to the use of mathematical and drawing classes and private students : with 61 diagrams on wood

1842

Poems, partly of rural life, (in national English)

1846

Poems, partly of rural life in national English

1846

William Barnes, J. V. D. Lawrance, Frances Sarah Kidd, Myfanwy Piper, John Piper, Ilchester, Henry Stephen Fox Strangways Earl of, John Symonds Udal, Cecilia Marjorie Fisher, James Stevens-Cox

Se gefylsta: (the helper) : an Anglo-Saxon delectus serving as a first class-book of the language

1849

William Barnes, Francis Kerril Amherst, Robert J. C. Connolly, James Stevens-Cox

Se gefylsta (the helper): an Anglo-Saxon delectus.

1849

A philological grammar: grounded upon English, and formed from a comparison of more than sixty languages. Being an introduction to the science of grammar and a help to grammars of all languages, especially English, Latin and Greek.

1854

Notes on ancient Britain and the Britons

1858

Hwomely rhymes: a second collection of poems in the Dorset dialect.

1859

Views of labour and gold.

1859

Tiw or, A view of the roots and stems of the English as a Teutonic tongue

1862

Se Gefylsta (the Helper): an Anglo-Saxon Delectus: Serving as a First Class-book of the Language

1866

Early England And The Saxon-english

1869

Rural poems

1869

A guide to Dorchester and its neighbourhood, containing a synopsis of its British, Roman, and English history: and a description of its public buildings and institutions, and of the places and objects of interest within reach from it by moderate walks and drives

1870