Collier, John Payne (1789–1883), literary editor and forger

Gender

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Notes

“The Hermit of Holyport” because Collier had a country house in Holyport, near Maidenhead; “J. Payne Collier” from NQ 1.1.4–5 to 5.7.247

Biographical sources

ODNB

Articles

• "A Frog he would a-wooing go", writing as The Hermit of Holyport — NQ 1.2.75
• Gray's Elegy. - Droning. - Dodsley's Poems, writing as The Hermit of Holyport — NQ 1.2.343
• Fairfax's Translation of Tasso, writing as The Hermit of Holyport — NQ 1.2.377
• Dryden's "Absalom and Achitophel", writing as The Hermit of Holyport — NQ 1.2.406
• Gray's Elegy and Dodsley [sic] Poems, writing as The Hermit of Holyport — NQ 1.2.262-265
• Tasso Translated by Fairfax, writing as The Hermit of Holyport — NQ 1.2.359-360
• Dryden's "Essay upon Satire", writing as The Hermit of Holyport — NQ 1.2.422-423
• Gray. - Dryden. - Playing Cards, writing as The Hermit of Holyport — NQ 1.2.462-463
• The Father of Philip Massinger, writing as The Hermit of Holyport — NQ 1.3.52
• Account of a Large Ancient Wood-Engraving, writing as The Hermit of Holyport — NQ 1.3.277
• Dutch Translation of a Tract by Robert Greene, writing as The Hermit of Holyport — NQ 1.3.103-104
• Dousa's Poem on Sydney, writing as The Hermit of Holyport — NQ 1.3.22-23