1808.  The Adventures of Ulysses.

1808.  Specimens of English Dramatic Poets who lived about the Time of
            Shakespeare.

1809.  Poetry for Children.  Entirely original.  By the author of “Mrs.
            Leicester’s School.”

1811.  Prince Dorus; or Flattery put out of Countenance.  A Poetical
            Version of an Ancient Tale.

[1811.  Beauty and the Beast; or a Rough Outside with Gentle Heart.  A
            Poetical Version of an Ancient Tale; credited to Lamb by some
            authorities but on inconclusive evidence.]

1818.  The Works of Charles Lamb.  In 2 vols.

1823.  Elia.  Essays which have appeared under that title in the “London
            Magazine” (now known as “Essays of Elia"): 

The South-Sea House. 
Oxford in the Vacation. 
Christ’s Hospital Five-and-Thirty Years ago. 
The Two Races of Men. 
New Year’s Eve. 
Mrs. Battle’s Opinions on Whist. 
A Chapter on Ears. 
All Fools’ Day. 
A Quakers’ Meeting. 
The Old and the New Schoolmaster. 
Valentine’s Day. 
Imperfect Sympathies. 
Witches and other Night Fears. 
My Relations. 
Mackery End in Hertfordshire. 
Modern Gallantry. 
The Old Benchers of the Inner Temple. 
Grace before Meat. 
My First Play. 
Dream-Children:  a Reverie. 
Distant Correspondents. 
The Praise of Chimney-Sweepers. 
A Complaint of the Decay of Beggars in the Metropolis. 
A Dissertation upon Roast Pig. 
A Bachelor’s Complaint of the Behaviour of Married People. 
On some of the Old Actors. 
On the Artificial Comedy of the Last Century. 
On the Acting of Munden.

1830.  Album Verses, with a few others.

1831.  Satan in Search of a Wife.

1833.  The Last Essays of Elia.

Preface. 
Blakesmoor in H——­shire. 
Poor Relations. 
Stage Illusion. 
To the Shade of Elliston. 
Ellistoniana. 
Detached Thoughts on Books and Reading. 
The Old Margate Hoy. 
The Convalescent. 
Sanity of True Genius. 
Captain Jackson. 
The Superannuated Man. 
The Genteel Style in Writing. 
Barbara S——. 
The Tombs in the Abbey. 
Amicus Redivivus. 
Some Sonnets of Sir Philip Sydney. 
Newspapers Thirty-five Years Ago. 
Barrenness of the Imaginative Faculty in the Productions of Modern Art. 
Rejoicings upon the New Year’s Coming of Age. 
The Wedding. 
The Child Angel. 
Old China. 
Confessions of a Drunkard. 
Popular Fallacies.

II.  POSTHUMOUS WORKS AND COLLECTED EDITIONS

1837.  Poetical Works of Charles Lamb.

1837.  Letters of Charles Lamb, with a Sketch of his Life, by Thomas
            Noon Talfourd. 2 vols.

1848.  The Final Memorials of Charles Lamb.  By T. N. Talfourd.