Regularly the subject of cartoonists and satirical novelists, Mary Robinson achieved public notoriety as the mistress of the young Prince of Wales (George IV). Her association with figures such as William Godwin and Mary Wollstonecraft, and comparisons with Charlotte Smith, make her a serious figure for scholarly research.

'Stanzas on the Duchess of Devonshire', Whitehall Evening Post (2-4 -- 'Stanzas on May, 1799', Morning Post and Gazetteer (11 May 1799) -- 'Mrs. Robinson's Impromptu Answer to Peter Pindar', Morning Post and Gazetteer (15 May 1799) -- 'Stanzas by Mrs. Robinson. To a Gentleman who asked h?r Opinion of a Kiss', Sporting Magazine 14 ( June 1799) -- 'Admonitory Ode VIII. Tabitha Bramble to Peter Pindar', Morning Post and Gazetteer (23 July 1799) -- 'Lines, on Reading Mr. Pratt's Volume "Gleaning through England"', Morning Post and Gazetteer (25 July 1799) -- 'Laura Maria, to Peter Pindar, Esq.', Morning Post and Gazetteer (29 July 1799) -- 'Epigram, on Seeing it Announced that Mr. Cumberland has Nine -- Pieces Ready for Representation', Morning Post and Gazetteer (31 July 1799) -- 'To the Wild Brook', Morning Post and Gazetteer (6 August 1799) -- 'On Seeing the Crayon Landscapes of Peter Pindar', Morning Post and Gazetteer (12 August 1799) -- 'Th e Cell of the Atheist', Morning Post and Gazetteer (19 August 1799) -- 'Time and Love', Morning Post and Gazetteer (22 August 1799) -- 'Impromptu', Morning Post and Gazetteer (27 August 1799) -- 'Anacreontic', Morning Post and Gazetteer (25 October 1799) -- 'Anacreontic', Morning Post and Gazetteer (8 November 1799) -- 'Ode to Winter', Morning Post and Gazetteer (10 December 1799) -- 'Th e Miser', Morning Post and Gazetteer (23 December99) -- 'Th e Mince Pie', Morning Post and Gazetteer (27 December 1799) -- 'Modern Female Fashions', Morning Post and Gazetteer (28 December 1799) -- 'Th e Mistletoe. A Christmas Tale', Morning Post and Gazetteer (31 December 1799) -- 'Modern Male Fashions', Morning Post and Gazetteer (3 January 1800) -- 'Th e Wintry Day', Morning Post and Gazetteer (4 January 1800) -- 'Mistress Gurton's Cat. A Domestic Tale', Evening Mail (6-8 January 1800) -- 'Anacreontic. To Henry', Morning Post and Gazetteer (11 January 1800) -- 'Th e Ingredients which Compose Modern Love', Morning Post and Gazetteer (14 January 1800) -- 'Th e Gamester', Whitehall Evening Post (14-16 January 1800) -- 'Nimrod - A Tale for Sportsmen', Morning Post and Gazetteer (17 January 1800) -- 'Th e Nettle and the Daisy', Morning Post and Gazetteer (22 January 1800) -- 'Th e Poor Singing Dame', Morning Post and Gazetteer (25 January 1800) -- 'To the New Type of the Morning Post', Morning Post and Gazetteer (27 January 1800) -- 'Old Barnard. A Monkish Tale', Morning Post and Gazetteer (28 January 1800) -- 'Sappho to her Lover', Whitehall Evening Post (28-30 January 1800) -- 'Sappho to Bacchus. Anacreontic', Whitehall Evening Post (30 January-1 February 1800) -- 'Th e Hermit of Mont-Blanc', Monthly Magazine (1 February 1800) -- 'On the Death of Mr. Fortune, of Pembrokeshire', Morning Post and Gazetteer (5 February 1800) -- 'On Leaving the Country for the Winter Season', Morning Post and Gazetteer (10 February 1800) -- 'Th e Haunted Beach', Whitehall Evening Post (25-7 February 1800) -- 'Jasper', Th e Annual Anthology (1800) -- 'Sappho - To Night', Morning Post and Gazetteer (27 February 1800) -- 'Agnes', Morning Post and Gazetteer (28 February 1800) -- 'Lesbia and her Lover', Morning Post and Gazetteer (3 March 1800) -- 'Th e Tell Tale; or, Deborah's Parrot', Morning Post and Gazetteer (4 March 1800) -- 'Ode. Oberon to Mrs. Jordan', Morning Post and Gazetteer (5 March 1800) -- 'Sappho, to Phaon', Morning Post and Gazetteer (6 March 1800) -- 'Stanzas Written in Hyde-Park on Sunday Last', Morning Post and Gazetteer (7 March 1800) -- 'Lines on Seeing the Duchess of Devonshire in her New and Splendid Carriage', Morning Post and Gazetteer (8 March 1800) -- 'Lines Addressed to Miss Wortley, on her Attachment to Colonel Cunningham', Morning Post and Gazetteer (10 March 1800) -- 'Th e Deserted Cottage', Morning Post and Gazetteer (13 March 1800) -- 'Ode to the Spirit of Chivalry', Morning Post (15 March 1800) -- 'Epigram', Morning Post and Gazetteer (17 March 1800) -- 'Th e Belle's Remonstrance', Morning Post and Gazetteer (20 March 1800) -- 'Th e Confessor - A Tale', Morning Post and Gazetteer (20 March 1800) -- 'Epigram', Whitehall Evening Post (22-5 March 1800) -- 'On Seeing the Countess of Yarmouth at her Window in Piccadilly -- Sunday Last', Morning Post and Gazetteer (25 March 1800) -- 'A Lover's Vow', Morning Post and Gazetteer (29 March 1800) -- 'Th e Beau's Remonstrance', Morning Post and Gazetteer (1 April 1800) -- 'Th e Italian Peasantry', Monthly Magazine (April 1800) -- 'Sonnet. Laura to Petrarch', Morning Post and Gazetteer (3 April 1800) -- 'All For-Lorn', Morning Post and Gazetteer (4 April 1800) -- 'Stanzas on the Duchess of Devonshire's Indisposition', Morning Post and Gazetteer (5 April 1800) -- 'Poor Marguerite', Morning Post and Gazetteer (8 April 1800) -- 'Th e Way to Keep Him', Morning Post and Gazetteer (10 April 1800) -- 'Th e Fortune-Teller - A Tale', Morning Post and Gazetteer (12 April 1800) -- 'A Cure for Love', Morning Post and Gazetteer (15 April 1800) -- 'Th e Spinster', Morning Post and Gazetteer (16 April 1800) -- 'Lesbia's Dream', Morning Post and Gazetteer (17 April 1800) -- 'To Spring', Morning Post and Gazetteer (30 April 1800) -- 'Oberon, to the May Fly', Morning Post and Gazetteer (8 May 1800) -- 'Sappho, to the Aspin Tree', Morning Post and Gazetteer (13 May 1800) -- 'Th e Granny Grey - A Tale', Morning Post and Gazetteer (10 June 1800) -- 'When I was Young', Morning Post and Gazetteer (16 June 1800) -- 'To Miss Porter, in the Character of a Nun', Morning Post and Gazetteer (16 June 1800) -- 'To Miss Maria Porter, as Roxalana', Morning Post and Gazetteer (16 June 1800) -- 'Th e Worst of Ills', Morning Post and Gazetteer (21 June 1800) -- 'Th e Grey-Beard', Morning Post and Gazetteer (24 June 1800) -- 'Lines Supposed to be Written near the Monument of the Rev. -- Parkhurst, at Epsom, in Surrey', Monthly Magazine ( July 1800) -- 'Ode to Apathy', Morning Post and Gazetteer (1 July 1800) -- 'Sappho - To the Earl of Moira', Morning Post and Gazetteer (3 July 1800) -- 'Taste and Fashion', Morning Post and Gazetteer (4 July 1800) -- 'To Summer', Morning Post and Gazetteer (7 July 1800) -- 'Lines Addressed to the Hon. Mrs. Meynel, on the Death of her Husband', Morning Post and Gazetteer (8 July 1800) -- 'To an Infant Sleeping', Morning Post and Gazetteer (9 July 1800) -- 'Anacreontic', Morning Post and Gazetteer (11 July 1800) -- 'Lesbia, to Him Who Complains', Morning Post and Gazetteer (15 July 1800) -- 'Sappho - To Time', Morning Post and Gazetteer (22 July 1800) -- 'Justifi able Apostacy', Morning Post and Gazetteer (24 July 1800) -- 'Th e Old Beggar', Morning Post and Gazetteer (25 July 1800) -- 'Th e Fisherman', Morning Post and Gazetter (26 July 1800) -- 'Impromptu', Morning Post and Gazetteer (28 July 1800) -- 'Lines Addressed to a Beautiful Infant', Morning Post and Gazetteer (29 July 1800) -- 'To the Swan', Morning Post and Gazetteer (30 July 1800) -- 'Pretty Susan', Morning Post and Gazetteer (31 July 1800) -- 'Th e Camp', Morning Post and Gazetteer (1 August 1800) -- 'Ode to Ignorance', Morning Post and Gazetteer (6 August 1800) -- 'Th e Summer Day', Morning Post and Gazetteer (7 August 1800) -- 'Pity's Tear', Morning Post and Gazetteer (8 August 1800) -- 'To the Mole', Morning Post and Gazetteer (12 August 1800) -- 'Ode to the Sun-Beam', Morning Post and Gazetteer (13 August 1800) -- 'Domestic Beverage', Whitehall Evening Post (19 August 1800) -- 'London's Summer Morning', Morning Post and Gazetteer (23 August 1800) -- 'A Hue and Cry', Whitehall Evening Post (26-8 August 1800) -- 'Oberon to Titania', Morning Post and Gazetteer (28 August 1800) -- 'Titania's Answer to Oberon', Morning Post and Gazetteer (29 August 1800) -- 'Harvest Home', Morning Post and Gazetteer (30 August 1800) -- 'Th e Old Shepherd. A Tale', Monthly Magazine, 10 (September 1800) -- 'Elegy to the Memory of Mrs. Gunning', Morning Post and Gazetteer -- September 1800) -- 'Th e Dippers', Morning Post and Gazetteer (5 September 1800) -- 'Th e Poet's Garret', Morning Post and Gazetteer (6 September 1800) -- 'To Arabelle!', Morning Post and Gazetteer (11 September 1800) -- 'Sappho to her Lover', Morning Post and Gazetteer (12 September 1800) -- 'Great and Small!', Morning Post and Gazetteer (18 September 1800) -- 'Sweet Madeline of Aberdeen', Morning Post and Gazetteer (27 September 1800) -- 'Th e Worn-Out Mariner', Lady's Monthly Museum (October 1800) -- 'Written on the Sea-Shore', Morning Post and Gazetteer (9 October 1800) -- 'Written on a Sick Bed', Morning Post and Gazetteer (16 October 1800) -- 'Ode, Inscribed to the Infant Son of S. T. Coleridge, Esq. Born Sept. 14, at Keswick, in Cumberland', Morning Post and Gazetteer (17 October 1800) -- 'Written during the late Stormy Weather', Morning Post and Gazetteer (18 October 1800) -- 'Beauty's Grave!', Morning Post and Gazetteer (23 October 1800) -- 'Th e Admonition', Morning Post and Gazetteer (25 October 1800) -- 'Love's Four Senses', Morning Post and Gazetteer (28 October 1800) -- 'Written near an Old Oak, in Windsor Forest', Morning Post and Gazetteer (31 October 1800) -- 'Written on Seeing a Rose Still Blooming at a Cottage Door on Hill, October 29, 1800', Morning Post and Gazetteer (4 November 1800) -- 'All Alone', Lyrical Tales (1800) -- 'Th e Lascar', Lyrical Tales (1800) -- 'Th e Widow's Home', Lyrical Tales (1800) -- 'Th e Shepherd's Dog', Lyrical Tales (1800) -- 'Th e Fugitive', Lyrical Tales (1800) -- 'Th e Negro Girl', Lyrical Tales (1800) -- 'Th e Trumpeter, an Old English Tale', Lyrical Tales (1800) -- 'Th e Alien Boy', Lyrical Tales (1800) -- 'Golfre, a Gothic Swiss Tale', Lyrical Tales (1800) -- 'Th e Misanthrope', Morning Post and Gazetteer (5 January 1801) -- 'Th e Savage of Aveyron', Memoirs (1801) -- 'Mrs. Robinson to the Poet Coleridge', Memoirs (1801) -- 'Th e Foster-Child', Th e Wild Wreath (1804) -- 'Th e Lady of the Black Tower', Th e Wild Wreath (1804) -- 'To John Taylor, Esq.', Th e Poetical Works (1806) -- 'Ode. Th e Eagle and the Flock of Geese', Th e Poetical Works (1806) -- 'Lines Written on a Day of Public Rejoicing!', Th e Poetical Works (1806) -- Vancenza and Th e -- Acknowledgements -- Introduction -- References and Further Reading -- Vancenza; or, Th e Dangers of Credulity (1792) -- Volume I -- Volume II -- Th e Widow; or, A Picture of Modern Times (1794) -- Volume I -- Volume II -- Editorial Notes -- Textual Notes.