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PART I. WORKS BY COLERIDGE / Writings in Book Form

1. THE FALL OF ROBESPIERRE. AN HISTORIC DRAMA. Cambridge: Benjamin Flower,1794. (No. 158). Wise I-1.

2. A MORAL AND POLITICAL LECTURE. Bristol: G. Routh, [1795]. (No. 159). Wise I-2.Note in an unknown hand, p. 15.

3. CONCIONES AD POPULUM. OR ADDRESSES TO THE PEOPLE. [?Bristol,] 1795. (No.2). Wise I-3.

4. Another copy. (No. 2a).Unbound proof sheets with penciled corrections and notes in an unknown hand.

5. THE PLOT DISCOVERED; OR AN ADDRESS TO THE PEOPLE, AGAINSTMINISTERIAL TREASON. Bristol, 1795. (No. 1). Wise I-4.Marginal annotations in an unknown hand, pp. 2-3, 40.

6. THE WATCHMAN. No. I (1 March 1796) - No. X (13 May 1796). Bristol: Published by theAuthor, 1796. (No. 39, c. 1). Wise I-7.Imperfect: pp. 323-24 wanting

7. Another copy. (No. 39, c. 2).Imperfect: pp. 77-78 wanting. Marginal annotations in an unknown hand, pp. 100, 173.

8. POEMS ON VARIOUS SUBJECTS. London: G. G. & J. Robinsons; Bristol: J. Cottle, 1796.(No. 3). Wise I-8.

9. POEMS . . . SECOND EDITION. Bristol: Cottle; London: Robinsons, 1797. (No. 157).Wise I-11.Imperfect: pp. xix-xx, 17ff. and pages after 16 wanting. Passages on pp. 10-12 crossed out inink.

10. POEMS (1797); a facsimile reproduction of the proofs and MSS. (publ. 1899). [?London:Privately printed, ?1886.] (PR 4478 Al 1886a). Wise I-12.Pre-publication issue, lacks preliminary matter. Inscribed to J. G. Lewis from JDC, 6 May1892. "This is one of two or three copies on large paper which I had put into boards assamples of binding so it is as rare as the MS. almost" (JDC).

11. FEARS IN SOLITUDE, WRITTEN IN 1798, DURING THE ALARM OF AN INVASION.TO WHICH ARE ADDED, FRANCE, AN ODE; AND FROST AT MIDNIGHT. London: J.Johnson, 1798. (PR 4480 F4 1798). Wise I-13.

12. THE PICCOLOMINI, OR THE FIRST PART OF WALLENSTEIN. London: T. N.Longman and O. Rees, 1800. (No. 38). Wise I-16.Numerous annotations in an unknown hand.

13. THE DEATH OF WALLENSTEIN. A TRAGEDY IN FIVE ACTS. London: T. N. Longmanand O. Rees, 1800. (No. 38). Wise I-17.Note, p. 126, in an unknown hand.

14. POEMS . . . THIRD EDITION. London: Longman & Rees, 1803. (No. 7). Wise I-18.


15. REMORSE. A TRAGEDY, IN FIVE ACTS. London: W. Pople, 1813. (No. 37). Wise I-29.STC annotations transcribed by JDC from Raymond copy (now in the Humanities ResearchLibrary, University of Texas at Austin). JDC also transcribed annotations by "RR 1814."

16. REMORSE. . . THIRD EDITION. London: W. Pople, 1813. (No. 37a). Wise I-31.Author's presentation copy to Mrs. Morgan.

17. CHRISTABEL; KUBLA KHAN, A VISION; THE PAINS OF SLEEP. London: John Murray,1816. (No. 35). Wise I-32.Numerous penciled notes and corrections by EHC.

18. CHRISTABEL &c. SECOND EDITION. London: Murray, 1816. (No. 33). Wise I-33.

19. CHRISTABEL, &c. THIRD EDITION. London: Murray, 1816. (No. 34). Wise I-34.Imperfect: pp. 49-64 wanting. Annotations in an unknown hand.

20. ["Kubla Khan” and "The Pains of Sleep" likely from above 1816 edition of Christabel, pp. 49-64.] (No. 34a).

21. THE STATESMAN'S MANUAL; OR THE BIBLE THE BEST GUIDE TO POLITICALSKILL AND FORESIGHT: A LAY SERMON, ADDRESSED TO THE HIGHER CLASSESOF SOCIETY. . . . London: Gale & Fenner, J. M. Richardson, and J. Hatchard, 1816. (PR4480 B54 1817). Wise I-36.

22. "BLESSED ARE YE THAT SOW BESIDE ALL WATERS!" A LAY SERMON,ADDRESSED TO THE HIGHER AND MIDDLE CLASSES. . . . London: Gale & Fenner,J.M. Richardson, and J. Hatchard, 1817. (PR 4480 B54 1817). Wise I-37.

23. SIBYLLINE LEAVES: A COLLECTION OF POEMS. London: Rest Fenner, 1817. (No. 138).Wise I-45.Author's presentation copy to Alaric A. Watts. Copious annotations by Watts.

24. ZAPOLYA: A CHRISTMAS TALE, IN TWO PARTS. . . . London: Rest Fenner, 1817. (No.31). Wise I-46.Author's presentation copy to Sara Coleridge. STC corrections and note, p. 53.

25. Another copy. (No. 32).

26. PROSPECTUS OF A COURSE OF LECTURES . . . [January to March, 1818]. (S MS F11.14).Wise I-48.The MS “Conversations from Logosophia” occupies the back of the Prospectus (in STC’shand). (S MS F11.14).

27. GENERAL INTRODUCTION; OR A PRELIMINARY TREATISE ON METHOD. [London,1818.] (No. 92). Wise I-49.No title page.

28. THE GROUNDS OF SIR ROBERT PEEL'S BILL VINDICATED. London: [W. Clowes,dated 15 May 1818.] (E 8). Wise I-52.

29. PROSPECTUS OF A COURSE OF LECTURES, HISTORICAL AND BIOGRAPHICAL, ONTHE RISE AND PROGRESS, THE CHANGES AND FORTUNES, OF PHILOSOPHY . . .[1818]. (No. 161). Wise I-54.


30. CHRONOLOGICAL AND HISTORICAL ASSISTANT TO A COURSE OF LECTURES ONTHE HISTORY OF PHILOSOPHY FROM THALES. [London,] 1818. (No. 160). Wise I-55.

31. AIDS TO REFLECTION, IN THE FORMATION OF A MANLY CHARACTER, ON THESEVERAL GROUNDS OF PRUDENCE, MORALITY, AND RELIGION. . . . London: Taylor& Hessey, 1825. (PR 4480 A4 1825). Wise 1-58.

32. THE POETICAL WORKS OF S. T. COLERIDGE. . . . 3 vols; London: William Pickering, 1828. (PR 4470 E28). Wise III-1.

33. SPECIMENS OF THE TABLE TALK. . . . [Ed. H. N. Coleridge.] 2 vols; London: JohnMurray, 1835. (PR 4480 T2 1835). Wise 1-78.

34. LETTERS CONVERSATIONS AND RECOLLECTIONS. . . . [Ed. Thomas Allsop.] 2 vols;London: Edward Moxon, 1836. (PR 4483 A3 1836a). Wise I-84.

35. LETTERS, CONVERSATIONS, AND RECOLLECTIONS. . . . [Ed. Allsop.] New York: Har-per, 1836. (PR 4483 A3 1836). Not in Wise.

36. LITERARY REMAINS . . . . Ed. H. N. Coleridge. 4 vols; London: William Pickering, 1836-39. Contains “On the Trinity,” vol. 3, pp. 1-3. (PR 4471 C6). Wise I-87.

37. THE POETICAL AND DRAMATIC WORKS. . . . [Ed.. H. N. Coleridge.] 3 vols; London: William Pickering, 1844. (PR 4470 E44). Cf. Wise III-3.

38. HINTS TOWARDS THE FORMATION OF A MORE COMPREHENSIVE THEORY OFLIFE. Ed. Seth B. Watson. London: John Churchill, 1848. (QH 325 C7). Wise I-92.

39. THE RAVEN, A CHRISTMAS TALE. . . . [London:] J. Moody, [?1848]. (No. 152). Not inWise.

40. SPECIMENS OF THE TABLE TALK. . . . [Ed. H. N. Coleridge.] London: Murray, 1852. (PR4480 T2 1852). [Wise I-80 has 3rd ed. 1851. This is probably a reprint.]

41. COMPLETE WORKS . . . . Ed. Professor Shedd. 7 vols; New York: Harper, 1853. (PR 4470E53). Not in Wise.

42. AIDS TO REFLECTION. Ed. Derwent Coleridge. 7th ed. London: Edward Moxon, 1854. (PR4480 A4 1854). Wise I-64.

43. SEVEN LECTURES ON SHAKESPEARE AND MILTON. Ed. John Payne Collier. London:Chapman & Hall, 1856. (PR 2899 C6). Wise I-97.

44. LETTERS, CONVERSATIONS, AND RECOLLECTIONS. Ed. Thomas Allsop. 2nd ed.London: Groombridge, 1858. (PR 4483 A3 1858). Wise I-85.

45. UNPUBLISHED LETTERS FROM SAMUEL TAYLOR COLERIDGE TO THE REV. JOHNPRIOR ESTLIN. Ed. Henry A. Bright. [London: Whittingham, 1884.] (No. 40). Wise I-101.Annotated throughout by EHC.



46. CRITICAL ANNOTATIONS. Ed. William F. Taylor. Harrow: W. F. Taylor, 1889. (PR 4472 T38 Large). Wise I-104.

47. LA LEGGENDA DEL VECCHIO MARINARO, tradotta in prosa da Enrico Nencioni ed

illustrata da Gustavo Doré. Milano: Tipografia Bernardoni di C. Rebeschini, 1889. (PR 4479 A65 1889 Large). Not in Wise.

48. ANIMA POETAE . . . . Ed. E. H. Coleridge. London: William Heinemann, 1895. (PR 4480

A6 1895). Wise I-106. 49. S. T. COLERIDGE’S NOTIZBUCH AUS DEN JAHREN 1795-1798 [Gutch notebook], ed. A.

Brandl, in Archiv für das Studium der neureren Sprachen, Bd. XCVII, Heft 3/4, pp. 333-72. Braunschweig: Westermann, 1896. (No. 153). Not in Wise.

50. THE RIME OF THE ANCIENT MARINER . . . with illustrations by Gustave Doré and Sir

Joseph Noel Patton. Ed. Alfred Trumble. Chicago: Thompson & Thomas, 1902 [ca. 1886]. (PR 4479 A1 1902 Large). Not in Wise.

51. CHRISTABEL . . . illustrated by a Facsimile of the Manuscript and by textual and other notes, by

E. H. Coleridge. London: Henry Frowde, 1907. (PR 4480 C5 1907 Large). Not in Wise.

PART I. WORKS BY COLERIDGE / Writings in Anthologies and Others' Works / Newspaper Contributions and Association Items

Writings in Anthologies and Others’ Works 52. WORDSWORTH, WILLIAM. Lyrical Ballads, with a few other poems. London: J. & A. Arch,

1798. (No. 4). Wise II.i.44. Rime of the Ancyent Marinere, p. 1; Foster-Mother's Tale, p. 53; The Nightingale, p. 63; The Dungeon, p. 139.

53. WORDSWORTH, WILLIAM. Lyrical Ballads, with other poems. 2 vols; [vol. I, 2nd ed.].

London: T. N. Longman & O. Rees, 1800. (No. 5). Adds "Loves" I.138. Photograph of "The Rock of Names" tipped in, vol. I.

54. [SOUTHEY, ROBERT.] Omniana, or Horae Otiosiores. 2 vols; London: Longman, Hurst, Rees,

Orme, and Brown, 1812. (No. 9). Wise I-28. Numerous contributions by STC. Author's presentation copy to STC.

55. WATTS, ALARIC A., ed. The Literary Souvenir; or, Cabinet of Poetry and Romance. London:

Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown & Green; and John Andrews, 1827. (AY 13 C3 1827). Wise II.i.112.

Lines suggested by the Last Words of Berengarius, p. 17. 56. WATTS, ALARIC A., ed. The Literary Souvenir, or, Cabinet of Poetry and Romance. London:

Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown & Green, 1828. (AY 13 C3 1828) Youth and Age, p. 1.

57. The Bijou; or Annual of Literature and the Arts. London: William Pickering, 1828. (AP 4

B5). Wise II.i.114. The Wanderings of Cain, p. 17; Work Without Hope, p. 28; Youth and Age, p. 144; A Day Dream, p. 146; The Two Founts, p. 202.

58. SOUTHEY, ROBERT. The Life of Wesley . . . with notes by the late Samuel Taylor Coleridge .

. . . Ed. C. C. Southey. 2nd American edition. 2 vols; New York: Harper, [vol. I, 1858; vol. II, 1855]. (BX 8495 W5 S6 1858; BX 8495 W5 S6 1855).

Newspaper Contributions and Association Items

Articles in the Morning Post 59. 25 February 1800. On the budget and income tax. [By ?D. Stuart.] Transcribed SC. (LT 84). 60. 1 October 1800. On the coming peace. [By ?STC or ?Stuart.] Transcribed SC. (LT 84).

61. 23 October 1800. The policy of Bonaparte. [By ?STC.] Transcribed SC. (LT 84). 62. 22 March 1801. Mr. Addington’s administration. [By ?STC.] Transcribed SC and another

hand. (LT 84).


63. 23 February 1802. Mr. Addington. [By ?STC.] Transcribed SC. (LT 84). 64. 22 March 1802. Character of Mr. Addington. [By ?Sir J. Macintosh.] Transcribed SC. (LT

84).

Articles in The Courier 65. 10 September 1800. Bonaparte. [By T. G. Street.] (E F15.4). 66. 19 December 1809. Sir A. Ball. [By STC.] Transcribed in an unknown hand. (LT 84).

Wise II.ii.4. 67. 16 February 1811. Prisons. [By ?STC.] Transcribed SC and another hand. (LT 84). 68. 4 March 1811. The abuse of Prisons (fragment). [By ?STC.] Transcribed SC and another

hand. (LT 84). 69. 14 September 1811. On the decree of the Cortes of 19th June, 1811. [By STC.] (E F15.5).

Wise II.ii.4. 70. 29 August 1816. The Drama.--Bertram. [By STC.] Transcribed in an unknown hand. (LT

84). 71. 17 March 1817. Mr. Southey and Wat Tyler. [By STC.] Transcribed SC. (E F15.6). 72. 17, 18 March 1817. [Vindication of Southey against W. Smith by Coleridge.] Transcribed in

an unknown hand. (E F15.7). 73. 18 March 1817. The Courier. [Complete newspaper.] (E F15.7). 74. 27 March 1817. The Courier. [Complete newspaper.] (E F15.6). 75. 27 March 1817. Rejected articles for the Westminster Review. [By STC.] Transcribed SC.

(E F15.6). 76. 27 March, 2 April 1817. Rejected articles written for the Westminster or Parliamentary

Review. [By STC.] Transcribed in an unknown hand. (E F15.6). 77. 2 April 1817. The Courier. [Complete newspaper.] (E F15.6). 78. 21 October 1817. On Dutch politics and attitudes. [By ?J. H. Green.] Transcribed in an

unknown hand. (LT 84). 79. 17 November 1818. The Courier. [Complete newspaper.] (E F15.1).

Other Periodical Contributions

80. The Sun, 6 March 1819. Cotton Factories. [By ?STC.] (E F15.3).



81. The Sun, 6 March 1819. Letter on the Catholic question, dated 19 January 1819, signed"Albert" [?STC]. (E F15.2).

82. Drafts of two letters on "Orange Men" [by ?STC] to a newspaper editor. 8 ff. and 7 ff. Handof [?Thomas Ward]. (LT 85).

83. An Impromptu on Christmas-Day. Poem, 8 lines, by STC. Clipping, perhaps from TheLiterary Magnets, 1827, p. 71. See Wise II.i.110. (E 19).

84. An Epigram -- such as it is. Poem, 4 lines, by STC. Clipping. (E 21).

PART I. WORKS BY COLERIDGE / Writings in Manuscript or Transcript

84a. Coleridge & Literary Society: the papers of Samuel Taylor Coleridge (1772-1834) from the British Library, London. Marlborough, Wiltshire, England : Adam Matthew Publications, 2001. Micro film .C678c v. 1-15.

Poems

84b. Prospectus of The Friend. Also contains an autograph letter to John Broadhead on the aims of The Friend on the recto of the conjugate leaf. 2 ff. (E F15.8).

84c. Absence: 107 lines. Ottery St. Mary, 1793? (S MS 1a).

85. Addressed to a Young Man of Fortune. 16 lines. Transcribed in an unknown hand. (LT 28).

86. Are there two things, of all which men possess. Sonnet. Pasted in inside front cover ofChristabel manuscript. (S MS 1).

87. The Butcher Davis, then a lusty Gallant. 26 lines. (S MS F2.14).

88. Christabel. 46 ff. (8 blank), with numerous corrections and revisions. (S MS 1).

89. Christabel. [Photograph of manuscript.] (No. 36).

90. Come d--- it girls--don't let's be sad. 12 lines. Transcribed R. Southey. Attributed STC bySC. (S MS F4.6).

91. The Destiny of Nations. Proof of p. 104 [prob. Poetical Works, 1834] with corrections bySTC. (S MS F1.13).

92. Hear sweet Spirit. 3 lines [from Osorio] . Transcribed in an unknown hand. (S MS F2.12).

93. Monody on the Death of Chatterton. Transcribed EHC from Boyer's quarto MS. book ofChrist's Hospital. (LT 16).

94. O what a life is the eye. 7 lines. (S MS F3.57).

95. A pillar grey did I behold. 13 lines. (S MS F1.11).

96. Rime of the Ancient Mariner (frag., 1. 220 to end). Transcribed SC. (BT 31).

97. Sancti Dominici Pallium: a Dialogue between Poet & Friend, found written on the blank leafat the beginning of Butler's Book of the Church. 42 lines. (S MS F1.2).

98. Two related poems: The Suicide's Argument. 4 lines. Nature’s answer. 7 lines. (S MSF1.14).

98a. [This lime tree bower]. Transcribed Sophia Lloyd. (LT 16a)

99. Youth and Age (frag.). 44 lines, one revision in pencil. (S MS F1.5).


100. "By S.T.C." 5 lines verse transcribed SC with explanatory note. (LT 26).

Collected Writings

101. Album Epigrams, sent to Derwent Coleridge (1832). (S MS F2.15). 102. Commonplace book of Anne Frances Bacon [?of Ottery St. Mary], 1799-1801. 58 ff. Contains

11 poems by STC, of which two (marked with asterisks) were previously unknown. (S MS F1.15).

*To Miss Dashwood Bacon of Devonshire, Sept. 1793. 16 lines. The Kiss. 28 lines. To the Moon. Sonnet. For an Inscription. 24 lines. A Sonnet ("Maid of my Love!"). On Laura's weeping at taking leave of a female Friend. Sonnet. Ninathóma. 20 lines. *To a Painter. 26 lines. On presenting a moss rock to Miss Nesbitt. 24 lines. Cupid turn'd Chymist. 18 lines. Songs of the Pyxies. 111 lines.

103. [The Green Ottery Copy-book.] A Collection of Poems and Prose by Mr. Samuel Coleridge.

Transcribed [?John May, Jr.]. 21 ff. (S MS F1.3). A Sonnet (“Maid of my Love"). A Greek Poem, by which the Author gained a prize at the University of

Cambridge. 96 lines. A Sermon written when the Author was but 17 years old. An Epitaph for Howard's tomb on the banks of the Dniester (in Greek,

translation by Mr. Sparrow). 8 lines. A Monody on Chatterton. 90 lines. Nemo repente turpissimus. 24 lines. The Nose. An Odaic Rhapsody. 30 lines. A few lines selected from some pieces written by Lee when mad ("O! that my

mouth could bleat"). 6 lines. Pain. A Sonnet. Upon the Author's leaving school and entering into Life. 110 lines. Sonnet. Written just after the Author left the country in Sept. 1789 aetat. 15. Prospectus and Specimen of a Translation of Euclid in a Series of Pindaric

Odes. 73 lines. Nec lusisse pudet, sed non incidere ludum [moral reflections]. On a Lady weeping, Imitation from the Latin of Nicolaus Archius. Sonnet.

104. Two poems, the first also transcribed by EHC. (S MS F2.7).

Hear, O ye heavens! Hexameters, 37 lines. Unperishing Youth. 25 lines.


105. Three poems, transcribed in an unknown hand. (S MS F1.1). Nemo repente turpissimus. 24 lines. O! that my mouth could bleat. 6 lines. Pain a Sonnet.

106. Verse and obiter dicta [?reported by Henry Loughy Porter, pupil of Mr. Gillman]. (LT 50d). 107. Stray Poems from The Courier, 1801-1814. Transcribed SC. (S MS 19). Also contains

Dendurent 330. 108. Two fragments of poem ("Thy Image doth my Heart enshrine always," 4 lines, and another

version, "This yearning Heart, Love," 5 lines). (S MS F2.11). Dramatic Pieces

109. Diadesti or The Bait without the Hook. A musical Entertainment in one Act (frag). 15 ff.

Imperfect: f. 10 missing. (S MS 8). 109a. Another copy, transcribed EHC. (BT 8). 110. Remorse, preface. Transcribed in an unknown hand. (BT 37) 111. Zapolya. Argument of first act of proposed continuation, transc. EHC. (BT 8).

Prose Works

111a. Aids to Reflection, Aphorism XIV-XV. (S MS E F1.16).

112. An Answer to a letter to Edward Long Fox, M.D. [1795]. Transcribed in an unknown hand. 21 ff. (LT 23).

112b. Commentary on Aphorism IX (Original Sin). Fragment in STC’s hand. (S MS F1.17).

113. Essay on the Decline of Trade (frag.). Transcribed in an unknown hand. (LT 6).

114. Translation of: Arndt, Geist der Zeit (HJ) (frag.). Transcribed by S. Hutchinson, with corrections and revisions by STC. 10 ff. (S MS 7).

115. Essay on Scrofula, by STC and James Gillman. Transcribed SC, Edith Coleridge, and another hand. 21 ff. (S LT F13.1).

116. Nec lusisse pudet, sed non incidere ludum (school theme, 1790). (S MS F1.7).

117. Opus Maximum. Dictated to [?J. H. Green], with corrections and revisions by STC. 3 vols. 414 ff. inscribed. (S MS 29). 117b. Opus Maximum. Transcriptions. 3 vols. (bottom shelf of Coleridge safe).


118. Opus Magnum (fragments). Dictated to [?J. H. Green], with corrections and revisions by STC. 3 parts: A; 10; 18. 71 ff. (S MS 28).

118a. The Divine Ideas. Dictated by STC to J. H. Green, from Huntington Library MSS of STC's

unpublished "Divine Ideas." (microfilm only). 118b. The Divine Ideas. Typescript of 118a. (microfilm only).

119. Essay on Method ["Organum vere Organum" (EHC); "Bristol notebook" (A. D. Snyder)]

(frag.). Inscr. in unknown hand, with revisions by STC. 39 ff. (BT 16).

120. Quid fas,/ Atque nefas, tandem incipiunt sentire, per actis / Criminibus (school theme, 1791). (S MS F1.8).

120a. S. T. Coleridge’s student verses in Latin and Greek. 1791. (E F1.8). 121. To the Monthly Reviewers [on Malthus' Essay on Population]. Transcribed in an unknown

hand. (LT 22).

122. Treatise on Cancer of the womb (by Dr. F. J. Beyerlé) and An Essay on the symptoms, causes & treatment of inversio uteri, W. Newnham, (1818), review. "Corrected and in part composed [?] by S. T. Coleridge" (EHC). 12 ff. (S LT F13.18).

123. Introduction to an unknown work, transc. in an unknown hand. (Misc MS 2).

123a. Preface to the Second ed. [of Poems, 1797]. Transc. JDC. (BT 42). 123b. [Commonplace Book, containing, among other pieces, "On the Divine Ideas" and a transcription

of the German play "Adams und Evens Erschaffung und ihr Sündenfall."] from Huntington Library MSS HM 8195 (partly autograph; partly in German). (microfilm only).

Sermons and Lectures

124. Theological Lectures [1795], a Sermon, and fragments of Theological Lectures. Transcribed EHC. (BT 5).

124a. Six lectures on revealed religion, its corruptions and political views. Transc. JDC. (BT 42).

125. Lectures on the Slave Trade [Watchman, art. IV, 25 March 1796].

1. Transcribed EHC. (BT 8).

2. Fragments, transcribed EHC. (LT 91). 126. College Commemorations Sermon, written Oct. 6th 1799. Transcribed SC and another hand. (LT 29). 127. Lectures of 1811-12, Mr. Tomalin's Report. Third (24 November 1811), Fourth, and Fifth

Lectures. Transcribed JDC. (BT 11)



128. [Philosophical] Lectures, 28 December 1818 - 22 March 1819. Numbered 2-13. 12 booklets, inscribed in two unknown hands. (BT 23). 129. Philosophical Lecture No. [IV], 11 January 1819. Transcribed EHC. (BT 8). 130. Philosophical Lectures, 1818-19. Transc. EHC from notebook 25. (BT 1). 131. Lecture XIII [some early edition of STC's lectures; not in Literary Remains]. Printed

fragment, possibly proof-sheets. (Misc E 10).

131a. Notes for second lecture in Surrey Institution series. “Lectures on the Belles Lettres.” Date: After 4 August 1812 and before 10 November 1812. Includes a satirical epitaph about Robert Whitmore. Also, admission ticket to STC lecture on drama. (S MS 9a).

PART I: WORKS BY COLERIDGE / Letters

Letters

1796

132. 30 December. To J. P. Estlin. (S MS F3.1) CL I.292-93.

1797

133. February. To Thomas Poole. (S MS F3.58) CL I.302-03.

134. March. To Thomas Poole. (S MS F3.58) CL I.310-12.

135. 9 October. To Thomas Poole. (S MS F3.58) CL I.346-48.

136. 16 October. To Thomas Poole. (S MS F3.58) CL I.352-55.

1798

137. 19 February. To Thomas Poole. (S MS F3.58) CL I.387-89.

138. 9 March. To John Wicksteeds, transc. JDC (BT 13) CL I.392-94.

139. [Ca. 10 March.] To George Coleridge, transc. JDC (BT 13) CL I.394-98.

1801

140. [Ca. 25 November.] To Mrs. Coleridge (frag). (S MS F3.4) CL II.776.

1802

141. [February.] To Mrs. Coleridge (frag.). (S MS F3.5) CL II.785.

142. [8 November.] To Mrs. Coleridge (frag.). (S MS F3.3) CL II.879-81.

143. [13 November.] To Mrs. Coleridge (frag.). (S MS F3.2) CL II.881-82.

1803

144. [2 October.] To George Coleridge (frag.). (S MS F3.25) CL II-1007-09.

144a. 5 December. To Matthew Coates, transc. in (LT 103) CL II.1020-23. unknown hand.


1804

145. [Early January.] To Mrs. Coleridge (frag.). (S MS F3.7) CL 11.1025-26.

145a. September. To Mary Cruikshank, transc. JDC. (BT 42) CL III.32-33.

1808

146. [1 March.] To Mrs. Coleridge (frag.). (S MS F3.8) CL III.77.

147. [7 April.] To Mary Evans Todd (LT 33b) CL III.85-86. (clipping, Athenaeum, 18 May 1895)

148. [Ca. 1808.] Recipient unknown. (S LT F3.34) CL III-89n. Transcribed in an unknown hand.

1809

148a. [11 October.] To Samuel Purkis, transc. JDC. (BT 42) CL III.243-45.

1810

148b. 9 April 1810. To Mr. George Ward, (S MS F3.8a) autograph letter.

1811

148c. [14 February.] To George Mitford (facsimile). (E 27) CL III.301.

1815

149. [8 November.] To Rev. W. Money. (LT 20) CL IV.609-10. Transcribed Mary Coleridge.

1817

150. [4 July.] To Ludwig Tieck. (S MS F3.10) CL IV.750-51.

151. 28 July. To Lord Liverpool. (BT 36) CL IV.757-63. Transcribed in an unknown hand from C. D. Yonge, The Life and Administration of Robert Banks, second earl of Liverpool, II.300.


1818

152. [8] January. To Derwent Coleridge. (S MS F3.11) CL IV.799-800.

153. [?2 February.] To Mr. Mudford. (S MS F11.15) CL IV.825.

153a. [5] March. To [John] Denley (bookseller). (S MS F11.21)

154. 1 April. To William H. Coleridge. (S MS F3.31) CL IV.847-48.

1820

155. 3-4 July. To Derwent Coleridge. (S MS F3.13) CL V.81-85.

156. [August.] To John Murray. (S MS F3.59) CL V.91-93.

1821

157. [16 May.] To Derwent Coleridge. (S MS F3.14) CL V.139-43.

158. [11 June.] To George Coleridge. (S MS F3.28) CL V.145-48.

1822

159. 11 January. To Derwent Coleridge. (S MS F3.17a) CL V.191-94.

160. [15 January.] To Derwent Coleridge. (S MS F3.17b) CL V.194-97.

161. [9 February.] To Mrs. Coleridge (frag.). (S MS F3.6) CL V.208-09.

1823

162. [18 June.] Postmark to Lady Beaumont. (S MS F3.31a) Unpublished.

162a. [5 October.] To C.A. Tulk, transc. JDC. (LT 96) CL V.303.

1825

163. [15 April.] To Derwent Coleridge (frag.). (S MS F3.19) CL V.426-27.

164. [Ca. 24 July.] To Mr. & Mrs. Gillman. (S MS F3.24) CL V.487.

165. [21 December.] To Derwent Coleridge. (S MS F3.21) CL V.526-29.


1826

166. 4 January. To Derwent Coleridge. (S MS F3.23) CL VI.533-34.

167. [1l January.] To Derwent Coleridge (frag.). (S MS F3.22) CL VI.536-38.

168. [2 February.] To Derwent Coleridge. (S MS F3.20) CL VI.550-53.

169. [8 February.] To Edward Coleridge (frag.). (BT 24) CL VI.554-56. Transcribed SC.

170. 15 July. To Derwent Coleridge. (S MS F3.18) CL VI.586-89.

171. 15 December. To Sydney Walker. (S MS F3.26) CL VI.654-55.

1827

172. 1 January. To Alaric Watts. (S MS F3.27) CL VI.659-61.

173. 8 May. To H. N. Coleridge. (S MS F3.36) CL VI.679-82.

174. [Ca. 8 May.] To Mrs. Coleridge (frag.). (S MS F3.9) CL VI.682.

175. [?October.] To Derwent Coleridge (frag.). (S MS F3.16) CL VI.705.

176. 14 January.

177. 20 February.

177a. [August?]

178. [?12 August.]

1828

To George May Coleridge.

To H. N. Coleridge.

To Miss Wordworth [Dora]

To H. N. Coleridge.

(S MS F3.29)

(S MS F3.37)

(S MS F39)

(S MS F3.39)

CL VI.719-21.

CL VI.728-30. Unpublished. CLVI.747-48 was used to determine date. A letter continuous in content, on 2 separate pieces of paper.

CL VI.749-50. 1829

178a. [Jan. or Feb.?] To William Pickering (S MS F3.31b) CL VI.782-783.

178b. March 6 (postmark) To William Pickering (S MS F3.31c)

179. [23 March.] To H. N. Coleridge. (S MS F3.38) CL VI.787-88.

180. 12 August. To J. H. Green. (BT 29) CL VI.811-13. Transcribed in an unknown hand.

181. [28 August.] To Derwent Coleridge. (S MS F3.12) CL VI.814-15.


1830 182. 4 January. To H. N. Coleridge. (S MS F3.40) CL VI.825-26. 182a. 6 November To Reverand I.P. Potter. (S MS F3.40a) 183. 1 December. To H. N. Coleridge. (S MS F3.41) CL VI.848-49

1831 184. [January.] To H. N. Coleridge. (S MS F3.46) CL VI.853. 185. 19 May. To H. N. Coleridge. (S MS F3.42) CL VI.854-58

186. 23 May. To H. N. Coleridge. (S MS F3.43) CL VI.858-59

187. [Ca. 27 May.] To H. N. Coleridge. (S MS F3.44) CL VI.859-60

188. [28 May.] To H. N. Coleridge. (S MS F3.45) CL VI.860-61 188a. 13 October. Recipient Unknown. (S MS F3.46a) Includes photograph "Greta Hall. Home of Southey."

1832 189. [23 February.] To H. N. Coleridge. (S MS F3.47) CL VI.884-85. 190. [18] March. To Miss S. Lawrence. (S MS F3.32) CL VI.890-91. 191. [7 May.] To H. N. Coleridge. (S MS F3.49) CL VI.902-04. 192. [7] May. To H. N. Coleridge. (S MS F3.48) CL VI.904-06. 193. [Ca. 10 June.] To H. N. Coleridge (frag.). (S MS F3.50) CL VI.913-14. 194. [6 August.] To James Gillman. (S MS F3.35) CL VI.919. 195. [7 August.] To H. N. Coleridge. (S MS F3.51) CL VI.919-20. 195a. 13 August. To J. P. Kennard. Typescript. (S MS F3.51a) CL VI.921-22.

196. [28 August.] To H. N. Coleridge. (S MS F3.52) CL VI.922-25.

1833

197. [5 January.] To H. N. Coleridge. (S MS F3.53) CL V1.930-31. 198. [3 July.] To Mrs. Gillman. (S MS F3.33) CL VI.941. 198a. [31 July] To H. N. Coleridge, poem as (S MS F3.57) a letter. PART I: WORKS BY COLERIDGE / Letters

199. August. To H. N. Coleridge. (S MS F3.54) CL VI.948-49. 200. [Early December.] To H. N. Coleridge. (S MS F3.55) CL VI.974-75.

1834

201. [March.] To H. N. Coleridge. (S MS F3.56) CL VI.980. 202. [Early 1834.] To Sara Coleridge [WM 1834]. (S MS F2.16) CL VI.974. 203. [n.d.] Draft letter to Lord [?] (S MS F11.17) ?Unpublished.

(Apparently dictated.)

204. [n.d.] Philosophical fragment (Misc MS 1) ?Unpublished. in an unknown hand [part of a letter?].

Groups of Letters (transcribed or printed) 204a. Three letters to Joseph Cottle, transcribed JDC. (BT 42). CL I.162-63, 296-300, 311-314.

1. [October 1795.] 3. [10 March 1797.] 2. [6 January 1797.] 204b. Six letters to Reverend George Skinner. (S MS F3.59a). CL V.1374, 79, 84, 1498; CL

VI.1516, 1614. 1. 17 February 1824. 4. 16 February 1825. 2. 24 February 1824. 5. 22 November 1825.

3. 22 May 1824. 6. 26 January 1826. 204c. Six letters to Rev. George Skinner. (S MS F3.59a). CL V.1374, 1379, 1384, 1498; VI.1516,

1614. 1. 17 February 1824. 4. 16 February 1825.

2. 24 February 1824. 5. 22 November 1825 3. 22 May 1824. 6. 26 January 1826.

205. Ten letters to the Evanses "in Mr. Alfred Morrison's Collection," transcribed JDC. (BT 10).

CL I.21-33, 47-52, 54-55, 129-31, 144. 1. 13 February 1792. 6. 5 February [1793]. 2. 13 February [1792]. 7. 7 February 1793. 3. 14 February 1792. 8. 10 February 1793. 4. 22 February [1792]. 9. [early November 1794.] 5. 22 February [1792]. 10. 24 December 1794.


206. Two letters to Benjamin Flower, printed in The Monthly Repository, N.S. No. XCIII (September, 1834), pp. 653-56. (E 11). CL I.196-97, 266-69.

1. 1 April 1796. 2. [11 December 1796.]

207. Sixty-six letters to Thomas Poole. Transcribed JDC. (BT 13). 1. 11 April 1796. CL I.204. 2. 7 November [1796]. CL I.251-53. 3. 15 November 1796. CL I.257. 4. [28 November 1796.] CL I.263. 5. [11 December 1796.] CL I.266. 6. [Ca. 2 December 1796.] CL I.269-71. 7. 13 December 1796. CL I.271-76. 8. 15 December 1796. CL I.287-88. 9. [Ca. 12 July 1797.] CL I.332. 10. [26?] July 1797. CL I. 338. 11. [Ca. 30 August 1797.] CL I.345. 12. [Ca. 2 December 1797.] CL I.358. 13. [17 January 1798.] CL I.374-375. 14. [27 January 1798.] CL I.380-81. 15. 16 June 1798. CL I.413-14. 16. 3 August 1798. CL I.414-15. 17. [15 September 1798.] CL I.415. 18. 6-8 April, 1799. CL I.478-81. 19. 6 May 1799. CL I.490-95. 20. 10 September 1799. CL I.526-27. 21. 16 September 1799. CL I.527.28. 22. 14 February 1800. CL I.571-72. 23. [21 March 1800.] CL I.581-83. 24. 24 July 1800. CL I.607-08. 25. 14 August 1800. CL I.617-19. 26. [Ca. 11 October 1800.] CL I.634-35. 27. 6 December 1800. CL I.650-51. 28. [6 January 1801.] CL II.661-62. 29. [19 January 1801.] CL II.664-67. 30. 1 February 1801. CL II.668-70. 31. 13 February 1801. CL II.674-76. 32. [16 March 1801.] CL II. 706-08. 33. 23 March 1801. CL II.708-10. 34. 24 March 1801. CL II.710-13. 35. 18 April 1801. CL II.719-22. 36. 17 May 1801. CL II.730-33. 37. [5] July 1801. CL II.738-42. 38. 7 September 1801. CL II.755-57. 39. 5 October 1801. CL 11.763-66. 40. 21 October 1801. CL 11.769-71. 41. 31 [October] 1801. CL I1.771-73. 42. 14 December 1801. CL II.776-77. 43. [24 December 1801.] CL II.777. 44. 7 May [1802]. CL II.799-801.


45. 17 December 1802. CL II.899-901. 46. 2 February 1803. CL II.920-21 47. 13 March 1803. CL II.938-39. 48. 20 May 1803. CL II.944-45. 49. 3 October 1803. CL II.1009-11. 50. 14 October 1803. CL II.1011-16. 51. 15 January 1804. CL II.1035-37. 52. [26 January] 1804. CL II.1041-42. 53. 30 January 1804. CL II.1045-471 54. [14 February 1804.] CL II.1063. 55. 27 March 1804. CL II.1108. 56. [Ca. September 1807.] CL III.26. 57. 4 December 1808. CL III.130-32. 58. 3 February 1809. CL III.173-75. 59. 11 April 1809. CL III.191-93. 60. 9 October 1809. CL III.234-36. 62. 12 January 1810. CL III.270-74. 63. 28 January 1810. CL III.280-84. 64. 13 February 1813. CL III.435-38. 65. 22 July 1817. CL IV.754-56. 66. [Ca. July 1821.] CL V.160. 66. [2] July 1830. CL VI.841-42.

207a. Sixteen letters to John Thelwall, transc. JDC. (BT 42). 1. 17 December [1796]. CL I.276-87. 2. [Late April 1796] CL I.204-5. 3. 13 May 1796. CL 212-16. 4. 22 June 1796. CL I.220-22. 5. 13 November 1796. CL I.253-54. 6. 19 November 1796. CL I.258-62. 7. 31 December 1796. CL I.293-95. 8. 6 February 1797. CL I.305-08. 9. [19 August 1797]. CL I.340-41. 10. [21 August 1797]. CL I.343-44. 11. [14 October 1797]. CL I.348-52. 12. 30 January 1798. CL I.382-83. 13. 17 December 1800. CL I.655-56. 14. 23 January 1801. CL II.667-68. 15. 23 April 1801. CL II.722-24. 16. 26 November 1803. CL II.1019-20. 207b. Two letters to Mrs. John Thelwall, transc. JDC. (BT 42). CL I. 287, CL II.1017-19. 1. 18 December 1796. 2. [22 November 1803]. 208. Two letters to Josiah Wedgwood, transc. JDC. (BT 13). CL I.364-67, 586-87. 1. 5 January 1798. 2. 21 April 1800.


209. Four letters to Francis Wrangham, transcribed SC. (LT 25). CL II.750, IV.734-37, 800-04, 948-52.

1. 2 August 1801. 3. 10 January 1818. 2. 5 June 1817. 4. 28 September 1819.

210. Two letters to George Ward, transc. JDC. (BT 13). CL III.84-85, 267-70.

1. [4? April 1808.] 2. [6 January 1810.]

211. Twenty letters to C. A. Tulk, transcribed in an unknown hand, with corrections by SC. (BT 17).

1. September 1817. CL IV.767-76. 2. 3 December 1817. CL IV.787-88. 3. 12 January 1818. CL IV.804-09. 4. 26 January 1818. CL IV.816-17. 5. [12 February 1818.] CL IV.835-38. 6. 21 February 1818. CL IV.841-44 7. 17 December 1818. CL IV.898-900. 8. 26 January 1819. CL IV.914-15. 9. 20 January 1820. CL V.17-19.

10. 19 June 1822. CL V.238. 11. 1 July 1822. CL V.240-42. 12. 15 March 1825. CL V.419-20. 13. 17 August 1826. CL VI.604-05. 14. 31 August 1826. CL VI.606-07. 15. 5 September 1826. CL VI.608-09. 16. 8 September 1826. CL VI.610-12. 17. [9 September 1826.] CL VI.612-13. 18. 13 September 1826. CL VI.614-15. 19. [21] September 1826. CL VI.616-17. 20. 4 October 1826. CL V1.620-23

212. Five letters to C. A. Tulk, transcribed in an unknown hand.(BT 29). CL IV.883-84, V.9-10, 40-41, 281-84, 303.

1. [24 November 1818.] 4. [July 1823.]2. [January 1820.] 5. [5 October 1823.]3. [12 April 1820.]

213. Seven letters to C. A. Tulk, transcribed SC. (BT 33). CL V.136-38, 171-76, 291-93, 324-27, 327, 338, 352-53.

1. [12 February 1821.] 5. 13 February 1824.2. 21 September 1821. 6. 19 February 1824.3. [14 August 1823.] 7. [10 April 1824.]4. [26 January 1824.1



214. Three letters to Marmaduke Hart, transcribed in an unknown hand. (BT 29). CL VI.609-I0, 612, 620.

1. [6 September 1826.] 3. 4 October 1826.2. 9 September 1826.

PART I: WORKS BY COLERIDGE / Notebooks 215. Notebook 1 (1794-1812), selections. Transcribed EHC. (BT 20). 216. Notebook 3 (1798-?1806), selections.

1. Transcribed JDC and EHC. (BT 18). 2. Transcribed EHC. (BT 20).

217. Notebook 3½, selections.

1. Transcribed EHC. (BT 3). 2. Transcribed EHC, notes by JDC. (BT 28).

218. Notebook 4, selections. Transcribed EHC. (BT 20). 219. Notebook 5, selections.

1. Transcribed EHC. (BT 20). 2. Transcribed EHC. (BT 21).

220. Notebook 5½, selections.


221. Notebook 6, selections.



1. Transcribed EHC. (BT 20). 3. Transcribed EHC. (BT 34). 2. Transcribed EHC. (BT 27).

223. Notebook 8, selections. Transcribed EHC. (BT 34). 224. Notebook 9, selections.

1. Transcribed EHC and another hand. (BT 20). 2. Transcribed EHC. (BT 34).


1. Transcribed EHC and another hand. (BT 20). 2. Transcribed EHC. (BT 34).

226. Notebook 11, selections. Transcribed EHC. (BT 20).

PART I: WORKS BY COLERIDGE / Notebooks

227. Notebook 12, selections. Transcribed EHC. (BT 20). 228. Notebook 13 (1808), selections. Transcribed JDC. (BT 12). 229. Notebook 14 (1810), selections. Transcribed JDC. (BT 12) 230. Notebook 15 (1804-06), selections.

1. Transcribed JDC. (BT 12) 2. Transcribed JDC and EHC. (BT 14 ).

231. Notebook 16, selections. Transcribed EHC. (BT 34). 232. Notebook 17, selections. Transcribed EHC. (BT 3). 233. Notebook 21½, selections. Transcribed EHC. (BT 7). 234. Notebook 22, selections. Transcribed EHC. (BT 4) 235. Notebook 23, selections.


236. Notebook 24 (1819), selections. Transcribed EHC. (BT 3). 237. Notebook 25, selections.

1. Transcribed EHC. (BT 1). 2. Transcribed EHC. (BT 3). 3. Transcribed EHC. (BT 7).

237a. Folio notebook. (HM 17299) (on microfilm only). 238. Notebook 26 (1826-27), selections. Transcribed EHC. (BT 4). 239. Notebook 27 (1818-19), selections. Transcribed EHC. (BT 4). 240. Notebook 28 (1819-22), selections. Transcribed EHC. (BT 4). 241. Notebook 40 (1828), selections. Transcribed EHC. (BT 4). 242. Notebook 56 (1827), autograph. 16 ff. Watermark 1825. (S MS 21) 243. Notebook 59, autograph. 16 ff. (S MS 22). 244. Notebook 60, autograph. 28 ff. Watermark 1805. (S MS 23). 244a. Selections from notebook 60, transcribed EHC. (BT 4).

244b. Notebooks 29 (1819), 30 (1823), 33-45 (1827-30) (on microfilm only).


244c. Notebooks 46-55, 57-58 (on microfilm only). 245. Notebook 61, autograph. 46 ff. Watermark 1805. (S MS 24). 245a. Selections from notebook 61, transcribed EHC. (BT 4). 246. Notebook 62, autograph. 38 ff. Watermark 1805. (S MS 25). 247. Notebook 63, autograph. 18 ff. (but only 5 ff. inscribed). Watermark 1805. (S MS 26). 247a. Selections from notebook 63, transcribed EHC. (BT 4). 248. Notebook 65, autograph. 7 ff. Watermark 1821. (S MS 27) 249. Notebook K (1804), autograph. 22 ff. Watermark 1804. (S MS 2). 249a. Selections from notebook Ks transcribed EHC. (BT 18). 250. Notebook L, autograph. 54 ff. (S MS 4). 251. Notebook LL (1809-14), selections. Transcribed EHC. (BT 19). 252. Notebook M (1810), autograph. 38 ff. Watermark 1809. (S MS 11). 253. Notebook N (1812), autograph. 7 ff. (S MS 3). 254. Notebook P, autograph. 10 ff. Watermark 1810. (S MS 10). 255. Notebook selections (ca. 1810 and after). Transcribed EHC. (BT 19). 256. Notebook selections (small black pocket book, 1810-?1816). Transcribed EHC. (BT 19). 257. Red pocket book "lent by Mrs Henry Watson” [?1834], selections. Transcribed EHC. (BT 2). 258. Vellum Clasp Book, extracts. Transcribed in an unknown hand. (S LT F13.12). 259. Some passages from notebooks. Transcribed HNC, Edward Coleridge, and another hand. (LT

17). 260. Fragments copied from notebooks. Transcribed EHC. (LT 38). 260a. “Extracts from Coleridge’s commonplace book in the British Museum.” Transcribed JDC.

(BT 41). 261. The Fly-catchers, No. I (fragments). Transcribed HNC’s clerk, with HNC and EHC notes. (BT

35). 262. Fly-catchers No. II (1827). Transcribed in two unknown hands, with HNC and EHC notes. (BT

30). 263. Fly-catchers No. III. Transcribed in an unknown hand. (BT 30). 264. Journal, 4-25 August 1802. Tour in the Lake Country. 12 ff. Transcribed S. Hutchinson. (S LT

F1.12).



265. Diary of Rhine Tour, 14 July - 5 August. 2 ff. Transcribed in an unknown hand. (LT 80).

PART I: WORKS BY COLERIDGE / Marginalia (primarily transcripts)

For books annotated by STC in the collection, see "Books in the Coleridge Library" below, items 441, 442, 446, 447, 460, 462, 472, 474, 482, 483, 488, 490, 492, 496, 498, 504a, 513, 514, 521, 522, 523, 524, 529, 532, 536, 544, 554, 559, 560, 561, 562, 564, 568, 571. See also among STC's own books items 15, 24, 26.

265a. ADAM, THOMAS. Private Thoughts on Religion, 1795. York. Transcribed JDC. (BT 40).

265b. The Age, a poem, 1829. London. Transcribed JDC. (BT 40).

265c. ANDERSON, ROBERT. British Poets (1792-1795). Marginalia by STC, Wordsworth, Southey, Hartley Coleridge and perhaps others. On positive microfilm only. (Folger Library Set).

266. BARCLAY, JOHN. Argenis, 1629. Transcribed SC from BM C.44.d.34. (BT 33).

266a. BEAUMONT, FRANCIS & JOHN FLETCHER. Fifty Comedies and Tragedies, 1679. London. Lamb’s copy. Transc. JDC. (BT 39).

267. BIBLE. Mrs. Gillman's copy. Transcribed HNC's clerk. (LT 65).

267a. BLANCO WHITE, J. [Practical and Internal Evidence Against Catholicism, 1825. London]. Transcribed JDC. (BT 39).

268. BLOMFIELD, CHARLES JAMES. [?The Seven Tragedies of Aescylus, literally translated . . . , 1822. The transcriber (identity unknown) refers to Blomfield's edition.] (LT 50a).

269. BOEHME, JACOB. Works, ed. G. Ward & T. Langcake, 1764-81. Transcribed EHC from BM C.126.k.1. (BT 21).

270. BOEHME, JACOB. Concerning the Three Principles of the Divine Essence [ed. unspecified]. Transcribed EHC. (BT 21).

271. BOERHAAVE, HERMANN. A New Method of Chemistry, 1727. Transcribed SC. (BT 37).

272. BURNET, GILBERT. The History of the Reformation of the Church of England, 1730. Transcribed SC. 9 ff. (LT 57).

273. BURNET, GILBERT. The Life of William Bedell [edition unspecified]. Transcribed SC. (BT 33).

274. BUTLER, CHARLES. Vindication of "The Book of the Roman Catholic Church", 1826. Transcribed E. Trevenen. (LT 66).

275. BUTLER, JOSEPH. The Analogy of Religion, Natural and Revealed, to the Constitution and, Course of Nature, [ed. Unspecified]. Transcribed SC. (BT 33).

276. CHAMBRE, ROBERT. Some Animadversions upon the Declaration of and Plea for the Army . . . , 1659. Transcribed SC. (BT 37).


271a. *Bull, George. Defensio Fidei Nicaenae, ex scriptis catholicorum doctorum, qui intra tria prima ecclesiae christianae secula floruerunt, &c. 3 vols. Ticini 1784-6. Only the annotated flyleaf has been recovered. Added to VCL (Coleridge Collection), 2 Nov 2016. See also: "Lost Books Found. George Bull." In Supplement to Marginalia (H.J. Jackson, 2017). (S MS 20)

library.vicu.utoronto.ca/collections/special_collections/coleridge_marginalia

277. CHILLINGWORTH, WILLIAM. Works, 1742. Transcribed in an unknown hand from BM C.126.1.1. 4 ff. (LT 50l).

277a. CHURCH OF ENGLAND AND IRELAND. Book of Homilies, 1815. Transcribed JDC. (BT 39).

278. COLBROOKs GEORGE. Six Letters on Intolerance, [edition unspecified]. Transcribed in an unknown hand. (LT 52).

279. COLERIDGE, S. T. Aids to Reflection, Southey's copy.

1. First ed. Transcribed George Grove, 13 May 1844. 4 ff. (LT 55).2. Transcribed SC. (BT 33).

280. COLERIDGE, S. T. Aids to Reflection, [First ed.]. Transcribed SC. 3 ff. (LT 56).

280a. COLERIDGE, S. T. Biographia Literaria, 1847. London: Pickering. Transcribed JDC. (BT 39).

281. COLERIDGE, S. T. "Blessed are ye that sow beside all waters." A Lay Sermon, 1817, Southey's copy. Transcribed SC. (BT 33).

282. COLERIDGE, S. T. The Friend, 1818. Transcribed in an unknown hand from vol. III of copy now in the Pierpont Morgan Library. (Misc MS 6).

283. COLERIDGE, S. T. Remorse, 2nd ed. Transcribed ?JDC from the Sarah Hutchinson copy now at the Houghton Library, Harvard. (LT 67)

284. COLERIDGE, S. T. Sibylline Leaves, 1817. Transcribed in an unknown hand. (LT 53).

285. CROMWELL, OLIVER. Marginalia in two speeches, ed. unspec. Transcribed SC. (BT 37).

286. DALLISON, CHARLES. The Royalist's Defence . . . , 1648. Transcribed SC. (BT 37).

286a. DANTE, ALIGHIERI. Divina Commedia, 1819. Translation Cary. Trancribed JDC. (BT 40).

286b. DESMOULINS, A. Histoire Naturelle des Races Humaines, 1826. Paris. Transcribed JDC. (BT 40).

287. DONNE, JOHN. Marginalia on his 71st sermon [edition unspecified]. 2 copies. Transcribed in unknown hands. (LT 41).

287a. DUBOIS, J. A. Description of the People of India, 1817. London. Transcribed JDC (BT 40).

288. EDINBURGH MEDICAL & SURGICAL JOURNAL, vols. XIV, XXIV, XXXIII. Transcribed George Grove. (BT 21).

289. EICHHORN, J. G. Commentarius in Apocalypsin Joanniss, 1791. Transcribed EHC from BM C.126.c.8. (BT 21).


290. EICHHORN, J. G. Commentarius in Apocalypsin Joanniss, 1791. Transcribed EHC from another copy, BM C.126.c.7. (BT 21).

291. ESCHENMAYER, C. A. A. von. Psychologie, 1817. Transcribed in an unknown hand from

BM C.126.f.6. (BT 22). 292. Eternal Punishment proved to be not Suffering but Privation "copied from Dean Trench's

manuscript" by Derwent Coleridge. (MS 17). 293. FICHTE, J. G. Das System der Sittenlehre nach den Principien der Wissenschaftslehre, 1798.

Transcribed in an unknown hand from BM C.126.f.12. (BT 22). 294. FICINO, M. Platonica Theologia de Immortalitate Animo . . . , 1525. Transcribed EHC from

BM C.126.e.2. (BT 21). 295. FIELDING, HENRY. The History of Tom Jones, a Foundling, 1773. Transcribed SC from

BM C.28.c.5-8. (BT 37). 296. FULLER, THOMAS. The History of the Worthies of England, 1811. Transcribed SC. (BT

37). 297. FULLER, THOMAS. Life out of Death [ed. unspecified]. Transcribed SC. (BT 37). 298. FULLER, THOMAS. A Triple Reconciler, 1654. Transcribed SC. (BT 37) 298a. GREW, N. Cosmologia Sacra, 1701. London. Transcribed JDC. (BT 40). 299. HALL, JOHN. An Humble Motion to the Parliament . . ., 1649. Transcribed SC. (BT 37). 299a. HERDER, J. G. von. Kalligone, 1800. Leipzig. Transcribed JDC. (BT 40). 300. HUTCHINSON, LUCY. Memoirs of the Life of Colonel Hutchinson, 1806. Transcribed

HNC and SC from BM Ashley 4780. (LT 48). 301. JACOBI, F. H. Ueber die Lehre des Spinoza . . ., 1789. Transcribed EHC from BM

C.126.d.15. (BT 21). 302. JAHN, JOHANNE. Appendix Hermeneutica, 1813-15.

1. Transcribed JDC and an unknown hand. (LT 44) 2. Transcribed MC. 5ff. (LT 50j).

302a. JAHN, JOHANNE. History of the Hebrew Commonwealth, 1829. Oxford. Translation

Stowe. Transcribed JDC. (BT 40). 303. JUNG, J. H. Theorie der Geisterkünde, 1808-09. Transcribed in an unknown hand from BM

C.126.h.7. (BT 22).


304. KANT, IMMANUEL. Vermischte Schriften, 1799.

1. Transcribed in unknown hand from BM C.43.a.9 or C.126.e.7. (BT 22).

2. Another copy. Transcribed EHC from a BM copy above. (BT 21). 305. KANT, IMMANUEL. Critik der Reinen Vernunft, 1799. Transcribed in an unknown hand

from BM C.126.i.9. (BT 22). 306. LAW, WILLIAM. Works, 1762-53-76. 2 copies. Transcribed Katharine Southey and another

hand. (LT 40). 307. LEIGHTON, ROBERT. The Whole Works . . . , 1820.

1. "Addenda, Inserenda, Substituenda, et Annotanda to the Select

Passages from the Works of Archbishop Leighton," "a corrected and more legible transcript" of a single note, in STC’s hand. (S MS F2.10).

2. Transcribed Mr. Watson. (S MS F2.2). 3. Transcribed SC. (LT 54).

308. LESSING, G. E. Sämmtliche Schriften, 1796. Fragment “cut out of vol. 9.10 of Lessing—”

[EHC]. BM C.126.a.1. STC hand. (S MS F2.17) 309. ENCYCLOPEDIA LONDINENSIS, 1810-1829. Transcribed in an unknown hand. 4ff.

(LT 50i). 310. LYTTELTON, GEORGE. The History of the Life of King Henry the Second [edition

unspecified]. Transcribed SC. (BT 33). 311. MAASS, J. G. E. Versuch über die Einbildungskraft, 1797. Transcribed EHC from BM

C.126.d.15.(1). (BT 21). 312. M'CLELLAND, -----. [Work on Scotch History.] Transcribed in an unknown hand. (LT 49a). 313. MACDIARMID, JOHN. Lives of British Statesmen, 1807. Transcribed in an unknown hand.

(LT 51) 313a. MALTHUS, T. R. An Essay on Population, 1803. London. Transcribed JDC. (BT 40). 314. MATTHIAE, A. H. A Copious Greek Grammar, 2. vols., 3rd ed., 1824. Transcribed SC from

a copy now in the Huntington Library. (LT 43). 314a. MESMER, F. A. Mesmerismus, 1814. Berlin. Transcribed JDC. (BT 39). 314b. MILLER, JOHN. Sermons, 1830. Oxford. Transcribed JDC. (BT 40). 315. MORE, THOMAS. Utopia, translated Gilbert Burnet, 1684. Transcribed G. Grove. (BT 21). 316. NICHOLSON, WILLIAM. A Journal of Natural Philosophy, Chemistry and the Arts, vols.22,

26-28. Transcribed SC. (BT 37).


317. NIKOLAI [?or NICOLAI], -----. Philosophie [edition unspecified]. Transcribed in an unknown hand. (BT 22).

318. OWEN, WILLIAM FITZWILLIAM. Narrative of Voyages to Explore the Shores of Africa, Arabia and Madagascar, 1833. Transcribed SC. (BT 37).

319. PARNELL, WILLIAM. An Historical Apology for the Irish Catholics [edition unspecified]. Transcribed in an unknown hand. (LT 52).

320. PEPYS, SAMUEL. Memoirs, 1825. Transcribed in an unknown hand. (LT 64)

321. PEPYS, SAMUEL. Diary [edition unspecified]. Transcribed SC. (BT 37). 322. PEREIRA, GOMETIUS. Antoniana Margarita, 1554. Transcribed S. Hutchinson [?or K.

Southey]. (LT 63). The original volume with annotations is located at the Wren Library as at 2017 March 15. See also: "Lost Books Found. Gometius Pereira." In Supplement to Marginalia (H.J. Jackson, 2017).

323. PLOTINUS. [?Ficino ed., . . . Operum Philosophicorum Omnium . . . , 1580.] Transcribed in

an unknown hand. 4 ff. (LT 50k).

324. PRINGLE, JOHN. Observations on the Diseases of the Army, 1765. 1. Transcribed [?Mary Coleridge]. (LT 69).2. Transcribed SC. (LT 70).

325. QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF FOREIGN MEDICINE & SURGERY, I (1818-19). Transcribed SC. (BT 37).

326. QUARTERLY REVIEW, October 1813. Transcribed SC. (LT 46)

327. QUARTERLY REVIEW, January 1814. Transcribed SC. (LT 47).

328. ROBINSON, ROBERT. Miscellaneous Works, 1807. Transcribed SC. (BT 37).

329. RUNGE, F. F. Neueste Phytochemische Entdeckungen zur Begründung einer Wissenschaftlichen Phytochemie, 1820. Transcribed in an unknown hand from BM C.126.g.5. (BT 22).

330. SCHELLING, F. W. Ueber das Verhältniss der Bildenden Künste zu der Natur, 1807. Transcribed SC. (S MS 19). In with stray poems of STC and Biographia notes.

331. SCHLEIERMACHER, F. D. E. A Critical Essay on the Gospel of St Luke, 1825.

1. Transcribed Mary Coleridge from BM C.126.h.9. 8ff. (LT 59).2. Transcribed unknown, with note by (DC & EHC) or JDC. 22 ff. (LT 60).

332. SCHUBERT, G. H. von. Allegemeine Naturgeschichte, oder Antdeutungen zur Geschichte and Physiognomik der Natur, 1826. Transcribed J. H. Bridges from BM C.44.d.36. 1 f. (LT 61).


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332a. SCHUBERT, G. H. von. Ansichten bon der Nachtseite der Naturwissenschaft, 1808. Dresden. Transcribed JDC. (BT 39).

333. SEDGWICK, WILLIAM. Justice upon the Armie Remonstrance . . . , 1649. Transcribed SC.

(BT 37). 333a. SHAKESPEARE, WILLIAM. Works. Ed. Theobald. London: C. Bathurst, 1773. J. J.

Morgan’s copy, transcribed JDC. (BT 39). 333b. SIDNEY, ALGERNON. Discourses Concerning Government, 1772. 6 images with STC

marginalia. (microfilm only). 334. SOUTHEY, ROBERT. Life of Wesley [ed. unspecified]. Transcribed Katharine Southey, C.

C. Southey, SC, HNC's clerk, and two other hands. 66 ff. (LT 58a). 334a. SOUTHEY, ROBERT. Joan of Arc. B.M. Add. MS 28086. Transcribed JDC. (BT 39). 334b. SOUTHEY, ROBERT. Joan of Arc. Transcribed JDC. (BT 39). 335. [SOUTHEY, ROBERT, and S. T. COLERIDGE.] Omniana, 1812.

1. Transcribed SC. (BT 37). 2. Transcribed JDC. (BT 39).

335a. SPEE, FRIEDRICH von. Trutz Nachtigall, 1817. Berlin. Title page only. (S MS F2.22). 336. STEELE, WILLIAM. Mr. Recorder's Speech to the Lord Protector . . . , 1653. Transcribed

SC. (BT 37). 336a. STEWART, WILLIAM. Outlines of a Plan for the General Reform of the British Landforces,

2nd ed., 1806. London. Transcribed JDC. (LT 94). 337. SWEDENBORG, EMMANUEL. De Coelo . . . et de Inferno, 1758. Transcribed EHC from

BM C.126.k.4. (BT21). 338. SWEDENBORG, EMMANUEL. De Cultu et Amore Dei [edition unspecified]. Transcribed

in an unknown hand. (LT 42). 339. SWEDENBORG, EMMANUEL. De Infinito et Causa Finali Creationes, 1734. Transcribed

EHC. (BT 21). 340. SYDNEY, PHILIP. Arcadia [unspecified German translation]. Transcribed in an unknown

hand. (BT 22). 341. TAYLOR, JEREMY. Σύµβoλoν θέoλόγικоυ: Or a Collection of Polemical Discourses,

1674. Transcribed HNC and HNC's clerk from BM Ashley 5174. (LT 71).

342. TAYLOR, JEREMY. The Worth Communicant, 1674. Transcribed in an unknown hand from BM C.126.c.1. (BT 22).



342a. TENNEMANN, WILHELM GOTTLIEB. Geschichte der Philosophie. Leipzig, 1798-1819. MS notes by [STC]. From BM (microfilm only).

343. VANE, HENRY. A Healing Question . . . [edition unspecified]. Transcribed SC. (BT 37).

343a. WATERLAND, D. The Importance of the Doctrine of the Trinity, 2nd corrected ed., 1734. London. Transcribed JDC. (BT 40).

344. WEBSTER, JOHN. The Displaying of Supposed Witchcraft, 1677. Transcribed EHC from BM C.126.1.10. (BT 21).

345. WHITFIELD, T. A Discourse of Liberty of Conscience . . . , 1649. Transcribed SC. (BT 37).

PART I: WORKS BY COLERIDGE / Miscellaneous Notes / Table Talk

Miscellaneous Notes

346. Asgill (fragment). Transcribed HNC. (LT 62). Transcript of Marginalia in John Asgill, A

Collection of Tracts at BM (B. Kosentaun). 347. A Collection of Pictures. Transcribed EHC. (BT 8). 348. Constant, Benjamin. STC note on a newspaper article about Constant, ca. 1799. (S MS F1.9). 349. Dawe, George. [An incident associated with his funeral.] (S MS 5). 349a. Transcribed EHC. (BT 8). 350. [Drama.] Outline for a play. (S MS F2.11). 351. [Drama.] Mrs. Jordan's [theatrical] recitations. (S MS 5). 351a. Another copy, transcribed EHC. (BT 8). 352. Dramatic Memoranda. (S MS 5). 352a. Another copy, transcribed EHC. (BT 8). 353. Fancy (fragment). (S MS 5). 353a. Another copy, transcribed EHC. (BT 8). 354. On the British flag and dislike of the English. (S MS F14.10). 355. Friendship. Transcribed in an unknown hand. (LT 15) 356. Fulguratiunculae Zoogoniam or Flashes in the Pan (fragment). (S MS 12). 356a. [German poetry] on title leaf v. of Friedrich von Spee’s Trutz Nachtigall. (S MS F2.22). 357. Göttingen. Transcribed EHC. (LT 27). 358. Scheme of Grammar. (S MS F2.13). 359. Grammar (fragment). (S MS F2.5). 360. Greek grammar and verses to Derwent. 3 ff. (S MS F2.6). 360a. Another copy, transcribed EHC. (BT 19). 361. Rudiments of Greek grammar, for Hartley Coleridge. 23 ff. Transcribed HNC and HNC's

clerk. (LT 8). 362. Advertisement to an Essay on Greek Grammar (1814). Transcribed Edward Coleridge. (LT 2).

363. Note on Italian for Sara Coleridge (1810). (LT 8).


364. Italian Grammar for Sara Coleridge. 15 ff. (10 ff. inscribed). (S MS F2.21). 364a. Another copy, transcribed EHC. (BT 19).

365. On Latin Grammar, addressed to Henry Gillman at Eton (1825). 26 ff. (8 ff. inscribed). (S MS F2.19).

366. On Latin Grammar and Construction--two letters addressed to James Gillman (1826). Transcribed in an unknown hand, marked and corrected by HNC. (S LT F2.18).

367. "On Latin Grammar" and "Some Particular Rules for Latin." Proof-sheets with corrections in an unknown hand. 10 ff. (S E F2.20).

368. Grammar and Logic. Transcribed in an unknown hand, with corrections by STC. (LT 9).

369. [Kinnaird.] "Coleridge's last composition--To Adam Steinmetz Kinnaird" (13 July 1834).Transcribed in an unknown hand. (LT 12)

370. On love and friendship. 5 ff. (S MS 9). 370a. Another copy, transcribed EHC. (BT 8).

371. Love [essay] and Dupliciter Unum, or Love's compound Triangle. 2 ff. (S MS F1.10).

372. Love. Transcribed EHC. (BT 8).

373. [Love.] Feelings when separated from a loved one. 1 f. Transcribed EHC. 2 ff. (S MS F1.4).

374. On his marriage (1804). Transcribed in an unknown hand. CL II.1156. (LT 14).

375. Marriage of first cousins. Transcribed EHC. (BT 8).

376. Music and Sounds (fragment). Transcribed [?J. H. Green]. (LT 21).

377. [Newspapers.] Hints for a weekly paper. Transcribed in an unknown hand. (LT 24).

378. [Philosophy.] The defect of the Cartesian proof of Deity. 1 f. (S MS 5). 378a. Another copy, transcribed EHC. (BT 8).

379. [Philosophy.] On finite and infinite (frag.). Transc. ?SC. (S MS F2.5)

380. [Philosophy.] Knowledge and Understanding. 8 ff. (S MS 9). 380a. Another copy, transcribed EHC. (BT 8).

381. [Philosophy.] Metaphysical theses. Transcribed EHC. (BT 8).

382. [Philosophy.] Nature, Essence, Existence, Law, Knowledge a priori, and Intuition. 2 ff. (S MS F2.11).

383. [Philosophy.] Nature, Liberty, and Necessity. Transcribed EHC. (BT 30).


384. [Philosophy.] On perception, subject, and object. (S MS 5). 384a. Another copy, transcribed EHC. (BT 8).

385. [Philosophy.] Real, Ideal, and Substance; and Intuition. (S MS 5). 385a. Another copy, transcribed EHC. (BT 8).

386. [Philosophy.] Nature of Space and Time; Gravity. 1 f. (S MS 5). 386a. Another copy, transcribed EHC. (BT 8).

387. [Philosophy.] Defects of Spinoza's Method. (S MS F2.11).

388. [Philosophy.] Synthesis and juxtaposition differentiated. 1 f. (S MS 5). 388a. Another copy, transcribed EHC. (BT 8).

389. [Philosophy.] On the Theory of Life. Transcribed SC. (S LT F13.2).

390. [Poetry.] Indian Poetry (fragment). Transcribed in an unknown hand. (LT 32).

391. List of Poems. STC hand, with EHC transcript. (S MS F2.7).

392. [Poetry.] On metre. 1 f. (S MS F2.11).

393. [Poetry.] On resuming poetry, after urging by Lady Beaumont (ca. 16 May 1828). 1 f. (S MS F3.30).

394. [Poetry.] On the Sonnet. Transcribed EHC. (BT 19).

395. [Poetry.] On the Supernatural in Poetry (fragment). Transcribed in an unknown hand. (LT 13)

396. [Politics.] Agriculture and the Body Politic (frag.). Transcribed EHC. (LT 30).

397. [Politics.] Moses' failure to provide for leadership succession. 1 f. (S MS F2.11).

398. Political Power and Balance. 1 f. (S MS F2.11).

399. Political precedents. 1 f. (S MS F2.11).

400. [Politics.] Life not a Property. 1 f. (S MS 9). 400a. Another copy, transcribed EHC. (BT 8).

401. [Politics.] Rights of property and transcendentalist philosophy. 7 ff. (S MS 9). 401a. Another copy, transcribed EHC. (BT 8)

402. [Politics.] Toleration of dissenters in the reign of Charles II (fragment). Transcribed in an unknown hand. (LT 3).

403. [Prayer.] "My Nightly Prayer" (1830). Transcribed E. Trevenen. (LT 11).

404. [Prayer.] "Sara Coleidge's prayer by her Father." Transcribed in an unknown hand. (LT 7).


405. Prayer. Tipped in on front blank leaf of Sermons or Homilies of the United Church of England and Ireland, 1815. Transcribed J. H. Green. (No. 60).

406. A Proposed Work on Fables. Transcribed EHC. (BT 8).

407. Proposals to write in a paper (1811). 1 f. (S MS F1.6). 407a. Another copy, transcribed EHC. (BT 8).

408. Proposal to reprint "Select Essays on the most important events and persons of the political world from 1794 to 1817 published originally in the Morning Post, Courier, and Times . . . and several articles now first printed" (1817). 1 f. (S MS F2.8).

408a. Another copy, transcribed EHC. (BT 8).

409. [Proposal.] A calculation of printing costs. 1 f. (S MS 5).

410. [Sacrament.] The best preparation for taking the Sacrament (1827). Transcribed E. Trevenen. (LT 11).

411. [Science.] Scheme of Colours. 1 f. (S MS F2.13). 411a. Another copy, transcribed in an unknown hand. (LT 1).

412. [Science.] Tropical remains found in the Northern Zone. Transcribed in an unknown hand. (LT 50f).

413. [Science.] First effect of the Holomeric Nature. 1 f. (S MS 13).

414. [Science.] Ascending series of Invertebrate Animals. Transcribed J. H. Green. (LT 50b).

415. [Science.] Concerning a mountain in Africa. 1 f. (S MS F2.11).

416. Scientific nomenclature (fragment): "sensation." 1 f. (S MS 5). 416a. Another copy, transcribed EHC. (BT 8).

417. [Science.] Note on Protozoa. 1 f. (S MS F2.9).

418. [Shakespeare.] Effect of reading Shakespeare. 1 f. (S MS 5). 418a. Another copy, transcribed EHC. (BT 8).

419. [Shakespeare.] "Notes from folio paper book--? Bristol Lectures of 1814 on Shakespeare" [EHC]. Transcribed EHC. (BT 8).

420. Sicily. Fountain of Arethusa. Several scraps, with transcript by EHC. (S MS F14.9).

421. Solgar (professor). 1 f. (S MS F11.14).

422. [Theology.] Commonly-held Christian articles of faith. Transcribed Edward Coleridge. (LT 2).

423. [Theology.] Church fathers' views on the inspiration of Old Testament books and the necessity of a right idea of God. 1 f. (S MS F2.2).

424. [Theology.] The four Natural Convictions of Man. 1 f. (S MS 5).



424a. Another copy, transcribed EHC. (BT 8).

425. On Faith, the Eucharist, Prayers and the World. 1 f. (S MS F8.11)

426. [Theology.] Observations on human nature and the gospels. 1 f. (S MS 5). 426a. Another copy, transcribed EHC. (BT 8).

427. [Theology.] On Psalm CX. Transcribed EHC. (LT 19).

428. [Theology.] Swedenborg's Theology. 1 f. (S MS F2.1).

429. [Theology.] On the Trinity. 5 ff. (S MS 6).

430. Theological notes (fragments). Transcribed in two unknown hands. (BT 30).

431. [Theology and Philosophy.] Quotations from Bacon with commentary by STC and other notes on theology and philosophy. Transcribed EHC. (BT 4).

432. [Toasts.] On drinking the health of the Emperor of Hayti. Transcribed in an unknown hand. (LT 4).

433. Miss Trotter and Mrs. Antrolus (1824). 1 f. (S MS F8.10).

434. Miscellaneous notes, table talk, and marginalia. Transcribed Edward Coleridge. 12 ff. (BT 25).

435. Miscellaneous notes on end papers of item 119, in STC's hand. (BT 16).

436. Miscellaneous: a prescription for dyspepsia. 1 f. (S MS 5).

436a. Remarks of Coleridge on Mrs. Matthews garden. 13 July 1826. (S MS F2.23).

Table Talk

437. Table Talk. 111 bound ff., with 24 loose ff. and 27 scraps. Transcribed HNC, SC, EHC, Edward Coleridge. (S MS 20).

438. Omitted passages from Table Talk in HNC's hand. Transcribed EHC. (BT 7).

439. Note by [?H. C. Robinson] on Coleridge's table talk. (S MS F11.3).

440. "Maxims of STC given by Mr Porter, Mr Gillman's Assistant" [SC]. Transcribed SC. (LT 50c).

PART II. COLERIDGE ASSOCIATION ITEMS / Books in the Coleridge Library

(Asterisks indicate books annotated by Coleridge)

441. *Adelungs Johann Christoph. Deutsche Sprachlehre für Schulen . . . . Berlin: Vossischen Buchhandlung, 1795. (No. 47). Notes on pp. 306-08.

442. *Antwerp, Musée Royal des Beaux-Arts. Notice des Tableaux Exposés au Musée d'Anvers.[Antwerp:] P. Ville, 1827. (No. 145). Note on pp. 2-3, with transcript by EHC.

443. [Apel, Johann August.] Gespensterbuch, ed. A. Apel and F. Laun. 2 vols; Leipzig: G. J. Goschen, 1810. (No. 44).

444. Aquinas, St. Thomas. [Opera Omnia . . . .] Parisiis: Societatem Biblopolarum, 1660. Vols. 11, 16, 18-20. (No. 155).

445. Austin, Sarah, comp. Characteristics of Goethe . . . . 3 vols; London: Effingham Wilson, 1833. (No. 103). Compiler's presentation copy to STC.

446. *Bahrdt, Karl Friedrich. . . . Glaubens-Bekänntniss mit Anmerkungen von Joh. Friedrich Jacobi. Zelle: Johann Dieterich Schulze, 1780. (No. 52). Notes on pp. 11, 89-97.

447. *[Banim, John.] Tales by the O'Hara Family, second series, 3 vols; London: Henry Colburn, 1826. (No. 106). Author's presentation copy to STC. Notes, vol. I, opposite title page, pp. 248, 284, 288, 295, 298, 299; vol. III: 368-69.

448. Bartram, William. Travels through North and South Carolina, Georgia, East and West Florida . . . . London 2nd ed.: J. Johnson, 1794. (No. 114).

449. [Barzoni, Vittorio.] Rivoluzioni della Repubblica Veneta. Filadelfia [i.e. ?Valetta, Malta], 1804. (No. 101). Author's presentation copy to STC.

450. [Barzoni, Vittorio.] An Accurate Account of the Fall of the Republic of Venice . . . . London: J. Hatchard, 1804. (No. 101a).

451. [Bates, W. R. Gray.] Outlines of Ancient History, from the Deluge to the Division of the Roman Empire. . . . London: printed for the author, 1833. (No. 73). Author's presentation copy to STC.

452. Beddoes, Thomas. Observations on the Nature of Demonstrative Evidence; with an Explanation of Certain Difficulties occurring in the Elements of Geometry: and Reflections on Language . . . . London: J Johnson, 1793. (No. 42)


453. Beke, Charles Tilstone. Origines Biblicae: or Researches in Primeval History. Vol. I.London: Parbury, Allen & Co., 1834. (No. 79). Author's presentation copy to STC.

454. [Bernard, Sir Thomas, ed.] The Reports of the Society for Bettering the Condition and Increasing the Comforts of the Poor. 5 vols; [4th ed., vols. I , II]. London: printed for the Society: 1802-08. (No. 143).

455. Beughem, Cornelius à. Bibliographiae Eruditorum Critico-curiosae sive Apparatus ad Historiam Literariam novissimam Conspectus Secundus . . . . Amstelodami: Janssonio-Waesbergius, 1694. (No. 13).

456. Beveridge, William. The Thirty-Nine Articles of the Church of England, with an Exposition . . . . 3rd ed. London: R. Smith, 1716. (No. 97 ) .

457. Biancardi, Sebastiano. Le Vite de’ Re di Napoli . . . . Venezia: F. Pitteri, 1737; and Continuazione delle Vite de' Re di Napoli, Venezia, 1739. (No. 141).

458. Bohn, Gottfried Christian. Wohlerfahrner Kaufmann. ed. C. D. Ebeling & P. H. C. Brodhagen. 3 vols; Hamburg: C. E. Bohn, 1789. (No. 139).

459. Bojardo, Matteo Maria. Orlando Innamorato . . ., ed. M. Francesco Bernie. 4th ed. 2 vols; Venezia: Francesco Santini, 1782. (No. 54).

460. Brown, Capt. Thomas. The Conchologist's Text-book, embracing the arrangements of Lamarck and Linnaeus, with glossary of technical terms . . . . Glasgow: Archibald Fullarton & Co., 1833. (No. 51). Annotations (not in STC’s hand) on pp. vii, 56, 65, 72, 78-80, 84, 88, 90, 106, 118, 121, 135.

461. Bryan, Daniel. The Appeal for Suffering Genius: A Poetical Address for the Benefit of the Boston Bard; and The Triumph of Truth, a Poem. Washington: printed for the author, 1826. (No. 110). Author's presentation copy to STC.

462. *Burger, Gottfried August. Gedichte, ed. Karl Reinhard. 2 vols; Göttingen: J. C. Dieterich, 1796. (No. 12). Notes in vol. I, pp. 72, 133.

463. [Burnet, Thomas.] Archaeologiae Philosophicae: sive Doctrina Antiqua de Rerum Originibus. Londini: Kettilby, 1692. (No. 135).

464. Burnet, Thomas. De Statu Mortuorum et Resurgentium Liber . . . . Londini, 1727. (No. 81). 465. Burnet, Thomas. Telluris Theoria Sacra: Orbis Nostri Originem & Mutationes Generales . . .

2nd ed. Londini: Kettilby, 1689. (No. 134).

466. Cameron, John. The Triumph of Religion, and Other Poems. Edinburgh: Maclachlan & Stewart; London: Baldwin & Cradock, 1833. (No. 65). Author's presentation copy to STC.


467. Carrara, Ubertino. Columbus Carmen Epicum . . . . Romae: Rocchi Bernabo, 1715. (No. 55).

461a. *Bull, George. Defensio Fidei Nicaenae, ex scriptis catholicorum doctorum, qui intra tria prima ecclesiae christianae secula floruerunt, &c. 3 vols. Ticini 1784-6. Only the annotated flyleaf has been recovered. Added to VCL (Coleridge Collection), 2 Nov 2016. See also: "Lost Books Found. George Bull." In Supplement to Marginalia (H.J. Jackson, 2017). (S MS 20).

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468. Clarendon, Lord Edward Hyde. Characters of Eminent Men in the Reigns of Charles I. and II. including the Rebellion . . . . London: R. Faulder, 1793. (No. 43).

469. Cottle, Joseph. Strictures on the Plymouth Antinomians. 2nd ed. London: T. Cadell,1824. (No. 116). Author's presentation copy to STC.

470. Cumberland, Richard. De Legibus Naturae Disquisitio Philosophica . . . . Londini: N. Hooke, 1672. (No. 86),

471. Darjes, Joachim Georg. Via ad Veritatem commoda auditoribus methodo Demonstrata. 2nd ed. Jenae: J. G. Hartungii, 1764. (No. 84).

472. *Darley, George. Sylvia; or the May Queen. A Lyrical Drama. London: John Taylor, 1827. (No. 66). Author's presentation copy to STC. Note on end blank leaves.

473. Declaration of the Archbishop of Constantinople, 1814. (Misc E 8).

474. *Dyer, George. Academic Unity; being the Substance of a General Dissertation contained in the Privileges of the University of Cambridge . . . . London: Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, & Green, 1827. (No. 108). Author's presentation copy to STC. Annotations pp. 63-64.

475. Edwards, Jonathan. A Careful and Strict Enquiry into the Modern Prevailing Notions of that Freedom of Will, which is supposed to be essential to Moral Agency, Virtue and Vice, Reward and Punishment, Praise and Blame. 5th ed. London: J. Murgatroyd, 1790. (No. 111).

476. Erasmus, Desiderius. Roterodami Apophthegmatum, libri octo . . . . Antverpiae: J. Gymnicum, 1554. (No. 18).

477. Erdmann, Johann Eduard. Die Entwicklung der deutschen Speculation seit Kant. 2 vols; Leipzig: Vogel, 1848-53. (No. 130) .

478. Estlin, John Prior. Evidences of Revealed Religion, and particularly Christianity . . . . Bristol: N. Biggs, [1796?]. (No. 41). Author's presentation copy to STC.

479. Feder, Johann G. H., ed. Grundriss der Philosophischen Wissenschaften . . . . Vol. II only. Coburg: J. C. Findeisen, 1769. (No. 48).

480. Feder, Johann G. H. Lehrbuch der praktischen Philosophie. Göttingen: J. C. Dieterich, 1776. (No. 61).

481. Ferrara, Francesco. Storia Generale dell' Etna . . . . Catania: F. Pastore, 1793. (No. 136).

482. *Field, Richard. Of the Church, five books. 3rd ed. Oxford: William Turner, 1635. (No. 93). Numerous and lengthy annotations throughout.


469a. *Colquhoun, Patrick. A Treatise on Indigence: exhibiting a general view of the national resources for productive labour; with propositions for ameliorating the condition of the poor, and improving the moral habits and increasing the comforts of the labouring people . . . .London: Printed for J. Hatchard, 1806. (Coleridge HV248.C6 1806). Added to VCL 18 June 2013. See also: "Lost Books Found. Patarick Colquhoun." In Supplement to Marginalia (H.J. Jackson, 2017).

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483. *Francesco di Sales, Saint. Il Teotimo osia Il Tratotto dell' Amor di Dio. 2 vols; Padova: Stamperia del Seminario, 1790. (No. 17). Note in vol. I, pp. 20-21.

484. La Galerie de Florence. Florence: G.. Piatti, 1804. (No. 74).

485. Garzoni, Tomaso. Opere . . . . Venetia: G. Valentini & A. Giuliani, 1617. (No. 137)

486. Gilbert, William. De Mundo nostro sublunari Philosophia nova . . . . ed. Isaac Gruterus. Amstelodami: L. Elzeuirium, 1651. (No. 87).

487. Goesius, Wilhelm. Rei Agrariae, Auctores Legesque Variae . . . . Amstelredami: J. Janssonium a Waesberge, 1674. (No. 124).

488. *Goldfusss, Georg August. Handbuch der Zoologie. 2 vols; Nürnberg: J. L. Schrag, 1820. (No. 131). Annotations: vol. I, front and back end papers, pp. 4, 26-27, 45; II.3, 203, 291, 406, 488-89.

489. [Harvey, Gideon.] Sileni Alcibiadis, i.e. Ars Sanandi cum Expectatione Opposita Arti Curandi nuda expectatione: satyra Harveana Castigatae . . . . ed. G. E. Stahl. Parisiis: Horth-hemels, 1730. (No. 24).

490. *[Hayms Nicola Francesco.] Notizia de’ Libri Rari nella Lingua Italiana . . . . Londra: Tonson & Watts, 1726. (No. 83). Note, p. 184.

491. Hayward, A., trans. Faust: a dramatic poem, by Goethe. 2nd ed. London: Edward Moxon, 1834. (No. 89). Translator's presentation copy to STC.

492. *[Head, Sir Francis Bond.] Bubbles from the Brunnens of Nassau. London: John Murrays 1834. (No. 96). Publisher's presentation copy to Sara Coleridge. STC annotations front end paper and blank leaves, pp. 61-62, 278-79s 281, 292.

493. [Hobbes, Thomas.] . . . Malmesburiensis Opera Philosophica . . . . Amstelodami: Ioannem Blaeu, 1668. (No. 90).

494. Howell, James. Epistolae Ho-Elianae. Familiar Letters Domestic and Forren . . . . 2nd ed. London: H. Moseley, 1650. (No. 23).

495. Hucks, J. Poems. Cambridge: B. Flower, 1798. (No. 59).

496. *Hurwitz, Hyman. The Elements of the Hebrew Language. London: John Taylor, 1829. (No. 133). Author's presentation copy to STC. Annotations opposite title page and p. 9.

497. Jamblicus of Chalcis. De Mysteriis Aegyptiorum, Chaldaeorum, Assyriorum . . . , ed. M. Ficino. [Geneva:] Ioannem Tornaesium, 1607. (No. 14).


498. *Julianus Apostata, Emperor. Іουλιάνου Аύτοκράτοροσ τά Σώζόµενά . . . . Opera quae extant omnia . . . . Parisiis: D. Duvallium, 1583. (No. 49). Annotations, part I, pp. 37, 40, 43, 46-48, 55.

499. Julianus Apostata, Emperor. Two Orations of the Emperor Julian . . . . London: Edward Jeffrey, 1793. (No. 125).

500. King, William. An Essay on the Origin of Evil, trans. Edmund, Lord Bishop of Carlisle. 5th ed. London: R. Faulder, 1781. (No. 146).

501. Kircher, Athanasius. . . . Prodromus Coptus sive Aegyptiacus . . . . Romae: S. Cong. de Propag. Fide, 1636. (No. 142).

502. Krause, Karl Christian. Compendium Logices secundum Principia S. R. D. Crusii in usus Tironum Adoratum . . . . Lipsiae: I. G. Dyck, 1753. (No. 58).

503. Lamb, Charles. Works. 2 vols; London: C. & J. Ollier, 1818. (No. 8). Author's presentation copy to Miss Coleridge.

504. Lee, Henry. Anti-Scepticism: or, Notes upon each Chapter of Mr. Lock’s Essay concerning Humane Understanding . . . . London: Clavel & Harper, 1702. (No. 156).

504a. *Leighton, Robert. The Genuine Works of Leighton, with a preface by P. Doddridge. A new edition. London: [s.p.], 1819. 4 vols (BX 5255 L4G4 1819) These vols belonged to James Gilman and have S.T.C's mss annotations in them. All 4 vols contain notes, translations, emphases and extensive marginalia. Vol. 4 has a "Memorandum" on the fly-leaf signed "S. T. Coleridge" and dated 16 Sept, 1823.

505. Lesser, Friedrich Christian. Théologie des Insectes, ou Démonstration des Perfections de Dieu dans tout ce qui concerne les Insectes, trans. P. Lyonnet.2 vols; LaHaye: J. Swart, 1742. (No. 126).

506. Lindner, Kaspar Gottlieb, ed. Umständliche Nachricht von des weltberuhmten Schlesiers Martin Opitz von Boberfeld, Lebe, Tode, und Schriften . . . . Hirschberg: I. Krahn, 1740-41. (No. 50).

507. Lloyd, Charles. Desultory Thoughts in London, Titus and Gisippus, with other poems. London: C. & H. Baldwyn, 1821. (No. 77). Author’s presentation copy to STC.

508. Lloyd, Charles. Poetical Essays on the Character of Pope, as a Poet and Moralist; and on the Language and Objects most fit for Poetry. London: C. & H. Baldwyn, 1821. (No. 75). Author’s presentation copy to STC.

509. [Lloyd, Charles.] A Translation of the First Seven Books of the Odyssey of Homer. Birmingham: Knott & Lloyd, 1810. (No. 70).

510. Maimonides, Moses. De Jure Pauperis et Peregrini apud Judaeos, ed. H. Prideaux. Oxonii: Sheldoniano, 1679. (No. 98).



511. Le Maître de la Langue Allemande ou nouvelle Grammaire Allemande méthodique et raisonnée . . . . 10th ed. Strasbourg: A. König, 1786. (No. 56).

512. [Malebranche, Nicholas.] De la Recherche de la Verité . . . . 4th ed. 2 vols; Amsterdam: H. Desbordes, 1688. (No. 19).

513. *Matthison, Friedrich von. Gedichte. Carlsruhe, 1792. (No. 147). Imperfect: title page wanting. Annotations on two end leaves, Also transcribed EHC (LT 45).

513a. *Mela, Pomponius. Pomponii Melae De Orbis Situ Libri III & C. Julii oloni Poly Histor. Basilleae: Sebastianum Henripetre, 1595. (No. 163).

514. *Menzini, Benedetto. Poesie. 2 vols; Nizza: Societa' Tipografica, 1782. (No. 57). Poem "I stand alone" inscribed by STC on front blank leaf of vol. II.

514a. *Metastasio, Pietro. Opere. London: Gio Tomaso Masie, 1782-1783. 12 v. (ML 50.2 M47 1782). S.T.C.'s copy with his manuscript annotations. Five of the twelve vols. contain notes, translations, emphases and more extensive marginalia in pen or pencil. Extensive critical marginalia on 5 p.p. of Estratto della Poetica d'Aristotile (vol. XII).

515. Milizia, Francesco. De l’Art de Voir dans les Beaux-Arts, trans. Pommereul. Paris: Bernard, 1798. (No 82).

516. Minucius, Felix Marcus. Octavius . . . . De Errore Profanarum Religionum. Lugduni: I. Maire, 1652. (No. 144).

517. The Miracles of Jesus Christ, explained according to their spiritual meaning, in the way of question and answer. Manchester: J. Gleaves 1816-17. (No. 64). Presentation copy to STC.

518. [More, Henry.] Enchiridion Metaphysicum: sive, De Rebus Incorporeis Succincta & Luculenta Dissertatio . . . . Londini: Morden, 1671. (No. 123).

519. Nicolson, William. The Scottish Historical Library: Containing a Short View and Character of most of the Writers, Records, Registers, Lawbooks, &c . . . . London: T. Child, 1702. (No. 94).

520. Oden und andere Gedichte. Frankfurt and Maynz: F. Barrentrapp, 1753. (No. 72).

521. *Opere Burlesche del Berni, del Casa, del Varchi, del Mauro, del Bino, del Molza, del Dolce, del Firenzuola, e d’altrui Autori . . . . 3 vols; Roma: J. Broedelet, 1771. (No. 45). Annotations in vol. I.5, 7, 10-12, 20.

522., *[Pascal, Blaise.] Les Provinciales ou Lettres Escrites par Louis de Montalte . . . . Cologne: B. Winfelt, 1684. (No. 95). Annotations on p. 41 and back end paper.

523. *[Pasini, G. L.] Vocabulario Italiano-Latino . . . . 9th ed. Vol. I only. Venezia: G. Rosa, 1794. (No. 140). Note on front end paper and blank leaves.


524. *[Persius Flaccus, Aulus.] Satirarum Liber, ed. I. Casaubon. 3rd ed. Londini: M. Flesher, 1647. (No. 21). Notes on blank leaf and title page.

525. Politi, Adriano, comp. Dittionario Toscano . . . . Venetia: A. Baba, 1628. (No. 53).

526. Pringle, Thomas. African Sketches. London: Edward Moxon, 1834. (No. 69). Author's presentation copy to STC.

527. Pringle, Thomas. Ephemerides; or, Occasional Poems, written in Scotland and South Africa. London: Smith, Elder, 1828. (No. 105). Author's presentation copy to STC.

528. [Procter, Bryan Waller.] Marcian Colonna. An Italian Tale, by Barry Cornwall. London: J. Warren & C. & J. Ollier, 1820. (No. 91). Author's presentation copy to STC.

529. *Quarterly Review, vol. XLVII, no. XCIII (March, 1832). (No. 78). Annotations on pp. 8-9, 13, 18

530. Rabaut de Saint-Etienne, Jean-Paul. The History of the Revolution of France, trans. James White. London: J. Debrett, 1792. (No. 119).

531. The Record of Family Instruction in the Spiritual Doctrines of the Holy Scriptures. London: T. Goyden, 1832. (No. 20). Author’s presentation copy to STC.

532. *Rehberg, August Wilhelm. Untersuchungen über die Französische Revolution . . . . 2 vols; Hannover and Osnabrüct: C. Ritscher, 1793. (No. 80). Annotation vol. I, p. 48.

533. Reichard, Heinrich August Ottokar. Guide des Voyageurs en Europe . . . . 2 vols; Weimar: Bureau d’Industrie, 1793. (No. 85).

534. Rossetti, Gabriele. Sullo Spirito Antipapale che produsse La Riforma . . . . Londra: stampata per l'autore, 1832. (No. 102).

535. [Rough, William.] Poems, Miscellaneous and Fugitive . . . . [London: G. Woodfall,] 1816. (No. 76).

Author's presentation copy to STC.

536. *Sammlung vorzüglich schöner Gedichte . . . . Leipzig und Halberstadt, 1759. (No. 46). Note on front free end paper.

537. Sayers, Frank. Disquisitions. 2nd ed. London: Cadell & Davies, 1808. (No. 117). Author's presentation copy to STC.

538. Sayers, Frank. Poems, containing Dramatic Sketches of Northern Mythology, &c . 4th ed. London: Cadell & Davies, 1807. (No. 118). Author's presentation copy to STC.


539. Secundus, Joannes Nicolai. Opera. Accuraté recognita ex museo P. Scriverii. Lugduni; F. Hegerum, 1631. (No. 15).

540. Seddon, John. Discourses on the Person of Christ, on the Holy Spirit, and on Self-deception, [ed. R. Harrison]. Warrington: W. Eyres, 1793. (No. 62).

541. Selchow, Johann Heinrich Christian von. Elementa Antiquitatum Juris Romani Publica et Privati . . . . Gottingae: A. Vandenhoeck, 1757. (No. 71).

542. Selchow, J. H. C. von. Elementa Juris Germanici Privati Hodierni ex Ipsis Fontibus Deducta.6th ed. Gottingae: A. Vandenhoeckii, 1779. (No. 122).

543. Sermons or Homilies of the United Church of England and Ireland . . . . London: Ellerton & Henderson, 1815; and Articles Agreed upon by the Archbishops and Bishops . . . in the year 1562 . . . . London: Ellerton & Henderson, 1813. (No. 60).

544. *Smith, Charles. Seven Letters on National Religion . . . . London: J. G & F. Rivington; Cambridge: J. & J. J. Deighton, 1833. (No. 109). Author's presentation copy to STC. Notes on front blank leaf and pp. 98-100.

545. Sotheby, William. Poems. London: W. Nicol, 1825. (No. 115). Author's presentation copy to STC.

546. Southey Robert, trans. Amadis of Gaul . . . . 4 vols; London: T. N. Longman and O. Rees, 1803. (No. 26). Imperfect: vols. II, III wanting.

547. Another copy. (No. 27). Imperfect: vol. I wanting.

548. Southey, Robert. Letters from England, by Don Manuel Alvarez Espriella. 2nd ed. 3 vols; London: Longman, Hurst, Rees, & Orme, 1808. (No. 25).

549. Southey, Robert. Letters written during a Short Residence in Spain and Portugal . . . . Bristol: Bulgin & Rosser, 1797. (No. 120).

550. Southey, Robert. The Life of Wesley; and the Rise and Progress of Methodism. 2nd ed. 2 vo l s ; London: Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, & Brown, 1820. (No. 29). Author's presentation copy to Sara Coleridge.

551. Southey, Robert. Metrical Tales and Other Poems. London: Longman, Hurst, Rees, & Orme, 1805. (No. 22). Author's presentation copy to STC.

552. Southey, Robert. Oliver Newman: A New-England Tale (unfinished) with other poetical remains, [ed. Herbert Hill]. London: Longman, Brown, Green, and Longmans, 1845. (No. 28). Editor's presentation copy to Sara Coleridge.


553. Southey, Robert. Vindiciae Ecclesiae Anglicanae. Letters to Charles Butler, Esq., comprising Essays on the Romish Religion and V i n d i c a t i n g the Book of the Church. London:JohnMurray,1826.(No. 30)554. *[Sterling, John.] Arthur Coningsby. 3 vols; London: E. Wilson, 1833. (No.107).

Author's presentation copy to STC. Annotations in vo l . I I I , pp. 76-77, 84-85, 110-11, 135. 555. Strickland, Agnes. Demetrius: A Tale of Modern Greece . . . . London: J. Fraser, 1833. (No. 67). Author's presentation copy to STC.

556. Tennant, Charles. The State of Man. A Poem. In four books . . . . London: J. G. & F. Rivington, 1834. (No. 99). Author's presentation copy to STC.

556a. Tennemann, Wilhelm Gottlieb. Geschichte der philosophie. Leipzig: J. Barth, 1798-1819. (B 81 T3 1798).

557. [Thelwall, John.] The Natural and Constitutional Right of Britons to Annual Parliaments, Universal Sufferage, and the Freedom of Popular Association . . . . [with two other tracts, a poem, and prospectus of a course of lectures]. London: printed for the author. 1795. (No. 148).

558. [Tucker, Abraham.] The Light of Nature Pursued, by Edward Search. London: T. Jones, 1768. (No. 121).

559. *Vergilius Maro, Publius. Georgica Hexaglotta. Londini: Nicol, 1827. (No. 149). Note on half-t i t le page.

560. *Vincent, William. The Greek Verb Analyzed . . . . [London,] 1795. (No. 129). Annotations on half-title page and pp. 11, 16, 33-35, with transcript by EHC.

561. *Watts, Alaric A. Poetical Sketches: The Profession; the Broken Heart, etc. with S t a n za s for Music and Other Poems . . . . London: Hurst, Robinson, 1823. (No. 63). Author's presentation copy to STC. Note on front blank leaf.

562. *Weishaupt, Adam. Ueber Wahrheit and sittliche Vollkommenheit. 3 vols; Regensburg: Montag- und Weissischen Buchhandlung, 1793-97. (No. 113). STC note pasted in opposite title page.

563. Whitaker, John. Gibbon's History of the Decl ine and Fall of the Roman Emp i r e . . . Reviewed. London: John Murray, 1791. (No. 104).

564. *Williams, Edward. Poems, Lyric and Pastoral. 2 vols; London: printed for the author, 1794. (No. 68). Author's presentation copy to STC. Annotations in vol. II, pp. 256, 256f.

565. Willich, A. F. M. Elements of the Critical Philosophy . . . . London: T. N. Longman, 1798. (No. 112). Author's presentation copy to Joseph Cottle.

566. Willis, Nathaniel Parker. Fugitive Poetry. Boston: Peirce & Williams, 1829. (No. 100). Author's presentation copy to STC.


555a. *Taylor, Isaac. Natural History of Enthusiasm. [Anonymous.] London, 1829. (Coleridge Large BR112 .T3 1829 c.2). Added to VCL 18 June 2017. See also: "Lost Books Found. Isaac Taylor." In Supplement to Marginalia (H.J. Jackson, 2017).




567. Wodhull, Michael. The Equality of Mankind: a poem. Rev. ed. London, 1799. (No. 88).

Author's presentation copy to STC. 568. *[Wordsworth, Christopher.] Six Letters to Granville Sharp, Esq., respecting his remarks on

the uses of the definitive articles, in the Greek Text of the New Testament. London: J. Hudson, 1802. (No. 127) Note on end blank leaf.

569. Wordsworth, William. The Miscellaneous Poems. 4 vols; London: Longman, Hurst, Rees,

Orme, & Brown, 1820. (No. 10). Author's presentation copy to Derwent Coleridge.

570. Wordsworth, William. Poems, in two volumes. London: Longman, Hurst, Rees, & Orme,

1807. (No. 6). Author’s presentation copy to Mrs. S. T. Coleridge.

571. *Wrangham, Francis. Thirteen Practical Sermons; founded upon Doddridge's Rise and

Progress of Religion in the Soul . . . . London: J. Mawman, 1800. (No. 132). Author's presentation copy to STC. Annotation on p. [16]. 572. Young, Edward. Poetical Works. 2 vols; London: W. Pickering, 1834. (No. 11). Editor's presentation copy to STC. 573. Zachariä, Friedrich Wilhelm. Poetische Schriften. 9 vols. in 5; [Braunschweig, 176-.] (No.

16).

PART II. COLERIDGE ASSOCIATION ITEMS / Letters to S. T. Coleridge 574. [30 May 1796.] From Robert Allen. (S MS F8.9). 575. [3 August 1796.] From Elizabeth Darley, (BT 13). transc. JDC and another hand. 576. 10 January 1798. From Josiah Wedgwood, (BT 13). transc. JDC and another hand. 577. [20 January 1798.] From Daniel Stuart, (BT 13). transc. JDC and another hand. 578. 20 January 1798. From Thomas Wedgwood, (BT 13). transc. JDC and another hand. 579. Sixteen letters from Thomas Poole, transcribed JDC and another hand. (BT 13). 1. [13 January 1798.] 9. 25 August 1800.

2. [20 January 1798 ]. 10. 14 November 1800. 3. [January 1798.] 11. 11 January 1801. 4. 8 October 1798. 12. 14 March 1801. 5. 22 November 1798. 13. 9 April 1801.

6. 24 January 1799. 14. 7 May 1801. 7. 21 January 1800. 15. 21 July 1801.

8. 22 February 1800. 16. 31 July 1817. 580. 31 January 1799. From G. H. von During. (S MS F8.32). 581. 23 December 1799. From Robert Southey, transc. in four (BT 15). unknown hands. NLS I.209-11 582. 12 January 1803. From Robert Southey. Not in NLS. (S MS F4.16). (fragmentary). 583. [?March 1804.] From Humphrey Davy, transc. Edith (S LT F8.22). Coleridge from Life of Davy, p. 448. 584. 14 August 1804. From J. W. Tobin, Thomas Poole, and (S MS F8.1). [?J.] Wedgwood. 585. 27 June 1807. From John Taylor Coleridge. (S MS F8.14). 586. 27 December 1808. From Humphrey Davy, transc. SC from (S LT F8.22). Life of Davy, p. 450. 587. 23 October 1816. From William Hood. (S MS F7.4). 588. 10 December 1816. From J. M. Gutch (with draft of same). (S MS F7.5).

PART II. COLERIDGE ASSOCIATION ITEMS / Letters to S. T. Coleridge

589. [4 March 1817.] From Thomas Curtis. (S MS F7.13).

590. 21 June 1817. From Thomas Curtis. (S MS F7.13).

591. 5 December 1817. From C. A. Tulk. (S MS F8.23).

591a. Fourteen letters from Joseph Henry Green. (S MS …).

1. 27 December [1817]. (F8.44). 8. [1829?] (F8.51).2. 14 December [1817?] (F8.45). 9. [8 March 1829?] (F8.52).3. 6 April 1819. (F8.46). 10. [13 August 1829?] (F8.53).4. [25 June 1826?]. (F8.47). 11. 6 January 1830. (F8.54).5. 17 September [1826?]. (F8.48). 12. [30 March 1832?] (F8.55).6. 11 April 1827. (F8.49). 13. [1832?] (F8.56).7. [7 May 1828?] (F8.50). 14. 16 April [1833?] (F8.57).

592. [20 February 1818.] From Ludwig Tieck. (In German (S MS F8.25). Translation in hand of EHC.)

593. 24 February 1818. From Rest Fenner. (S MS F7.15).

594. 4 March 1818. From W. H. Coleridge. (S MS F8.12).

595. 25 July 1820. From Reginald Heber. (S MS F8.26).

596. [17] September 1820. From Launcelot C. Wade. (S MS F8.29).

597. 23 May 1821. From William Sotheby. (S MS F8.39).

598. 18 March 1822. From John Anster. (S MS F8.42).

599. 18 February 1824. From George Skinner. (S MS F8.15).

600. 16 April 1824. From John Taylor Coleridge. (S MS F8.13).

601. 17 February 1825. From George Skinner. (S MS F8.16).

602. 20 March 1825. From C. A. Tulk. (S MS F8.24).

603. 14 April 1825. From George Skinner. (S MS F3.19).

604. 30 May 1825. From John Anster. (S MS F8.43).

605. 13 December 1825. From Hyman Hurwitz. (S MS F8.21).

606. [1825.] From H. Hall. (S MS F8.11).

607. 28 June 1826. From Lady Beaumont. (S MS F8.5).

608. 3 September [1826]. From J. H. Frere. (S MS F8.40).



609. 12 November 1827. From William G. Kirkpatrick. (S MS F8.17). 610. [16 May 1828.] From Lady Beaumont. (S MS F3.30). 611. 3 July 1828. From M. N. Stuart. (S MS F8.28). 612. 12 November 1828. From Victor Dumas. (S MS F8.38). 613. 16 November 1829. From Lord Lyndhurst. (S MS F8.6). 614. 30 November 1829. From James Marsh. (S MS F8.37). 615. 18 June 1830. From John Miller. (S MS F8.30). 616. [26 July 1830.] From Edmund Reade. (S MS F8.35). 617. 1 March 1832. From S. Lawrence. (S MS F8.41). 618. [Ca. 8 August 1832.] From James Gillman. (S MS F3.35). 619. 3 February 1833. From Sir W. R. Hamilton. (S MS F8.31). 620. 5 July 1833. From Thomas Tracy. (S MS F8.18). 621. 29 July 1833. From Connop Thirlwalls. (S MS F8.19). 622. 24 August 1833. From Anne R. Scott. (S MS F8.20). 623. 6 June [ca. 1821]. From Lady Beaumont. (S MS F8.4). 624. [n.d.] From Miss Trotter. (Contains note (S MS F8.10). about Miss Trotter by STC, dated 10 November 1824.) 625. [n.d.] Invitation to soirees of the Royal Society, (Misc E 6). dated 1 March, 12 April, 10 May, & 14 June. 626. [n.d.] From Thomas Allsop. (S MS F2.9). 627. [n.d.] From Lady Beaumont (fragment). (S MS F8.3). 628. [n.d.] From Charles Lamb. Not in CML. (S MS F4.2). 629. [n.d.] From Charles Lamb. Not in CML. (S MS F4.3). 630. [n.d.] From J. S. (S MS F8.34). 631. [n.d.] From Edmund Spencer. (S MS F8.2). 632. [n.d.] From M. Starke. (S MS F8.33).

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Malta Documents

Correspondence

633. Two letters to John Lamb from Robert Lamb, dated 28 October 1804 and 30 November 1804. STC hand. (S LT F14.14).

634. Letter to the Earl of Camden from Sir Alexander Ball, dated 26 November 1804 (duplicate). Written in an unknown hand. (S MS F14.11).

635. Letter to STC from T. W. Zamitt, dated 21 May 1805 (in Italian). (S MS F14.20).

636. Letter to Sir Alexander Ball from John Ross & Co., dated 23 July 1805. Written in an unknown hand. (S MS F14.13).

637. Letters to Nathaniel Taylor from S. Stocker, dated 30 July 1805, and to S. Stocker from N. Taylor, dated 1 August 1805 (duplicates). Written in an unknown hand. (S LT F14.8a).

638. Letter to Sir Joseph Banks from Antonio Ma Jacj, dated 9 October 1805 (in Italian). (S MS F14.19).

639. Letter to His Excellency H. Elliot from Sir Alexander Ball, dated 23 October [1805]. Introducing Mr. Coleridge. (S MS F14.1).

640. Draft of letter to Lord Camden from Sir Alexander Ball [1805]. STC hand. (S LT F14.5).

641. Copies and abstracts of correspondence between Mr. Morier and Mr. Foresti, and Lord Harrowby [1805]. STC hand. (S LT F14.6).

Official Papers

642. Affidavit of the Pay Master, sworn before STC by James Tutroino, dated 13 March 1805. Written in an unknown hand. (S MS F14.12).

643. Application by Capt. Skinner for booty from two ships captured illegally. In Italian. STC hand. (S MS F14.18).

644. Copy of the attestation given by General St. André in favor of the Chevalier, Pietro Conte, dated 15 October 1804. STC hand. (S LT F14.7).

645. Deposition by Anthony Kelly with attestation by STC, dated 28 July 1805. Written in an unknown hand. (S LT F14.8b).

646. Importation of Comestibles in September 1801, September 1802, May-June 1803, and March 1805 (in Italian). 10 ff. Written by Antonio Parnis and S. Maistre G. Visconte. (S MS F14.21).

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/ Other Bills and Documents

647. List of papyri from Herculaneum made under the direction of John Hayter from 25 January 1802 to 30 November 1805 (in Italian). Written in an unknown hand. (S MS F14.15).

648. Proclamation concerning quarantine of vessels from the Barbary Coast, dated 6 November 1786 (in Italian). Printed. (S E 14.16).

649. Visita de Carcerati . . . [1805]. In Italian. Written in an unknown hand. (S MS F14.17).

Reports

650. The Conduct of the Dey of Algiers (draft, with extensive revisions and corrections). 14 ff. Written in two unknown hands. (S MS F14.2)

651. Observations on Egypt, by STC. Transcribed EHC. (BT 8).

652. Appendix to Observations on Egypt. 16 ff. STC hand. (S LT F14.3b).

653. Observations relative to the conduct of the Government of Algiers - 1804 (draft). 6 ff. Written by ?STC and ?Sir Alexander Ball. (S MS F14.2).

654. Remarks on the Extent of Cultivatable Land in Egypt (draft), by C. Pasley, dated 6 December 1804. 2 ff. (S LT F14.3a).

655. Sicily. Thoughts on the occupation of Sicily by the British. British policy towards Naples, and Taxes in Sicily. 6 ff. Written in an unknown hand. (S MS F14.4).

656. Statement of particulars relative to Algiers in 1802 (rough notes). 2 ff. Written ?STC and ?Sir Alexander Ball. (S MS F14.2).

Documents Relating to Coleridge's Writings

657. "Memorandum of Agreement . . . between Mr. Coleridge . . . and Mr. Fenner . . . respecting the publishing and Copyright of Zapolya . . . 'Introduction' to the Encyclopoedia Metropolitana and . . . the Literary Life, 2 Vols, Sibylline Leaves, 1 vol 8o, the first and second Lay Sermons, and the Friend 3 vol 80 . . .," dated 18 August 1817, and signed by Rest Fenner. ["Agreement B."] Written in an unknown hand. (S MS F7.14).

658. Draft of agreement with John Taylor for the publication of Aids to Reflection and two other proposed works. 1 f. STC hand. (S MS F7.16).

659. Invoice of Account to J. M. Gutch from John Evans & Co. regarding "Coleridge's Poems" [Sibylline Leaves], dated 26 September [1815]. Written in an unknown hand. (S MS F7.6).

660. Invoice of account [to J. M. Gutch] from John Evans & Co. regarding Biographia Literaria [30 December 1815]. Written in an unknown hand. (S MS F7 .6).

661. Invoice of account to J. M. Gutch from John Evans & Co. regarding "Coleridge's Poems" [Sibylline Leaves], dated 30 December 1815. Written in an unknown hand. (S MS F7.6).



662. Invoice of account with Pickering & Co., dated 27 June 1832 [regarding Poetical Works, 1829] Written in an unknown hand. (S MS F8.7)



662a. Draft reply from William Pickering to Derwent Coleridge. Signed with initials. Appears on verso of Dend. 812b, Letter to William Pickering from Derwent Coleridge (Misc MS 12)

663. Letter to J. M. Gutch from Gale & Fenner, dated 5 March 1817, regarding Biographia Literaria. Written in an unknown hand. (S MS F7.8).

664. Letter to [Gale & Fenner] from J. M. Gutch [?March 1817], regarding Biographia Literaria. (S MS F7.9).

665. Draft of letter to [Gale & Fenner] from J. M. Gutch [?April 1817], regarding Biographia Literaria. (S MS F7.10).

666. Letter to J. M. Gutch from Gale & Fenner, dated 13 May 1817, regarding Biographia Literaria and Sibylline Leaves. (S MS F7.11).

667. Draft of reply to Gale & Fenner letter of 13 May 1817, by J. M. Gutch. (S MS F7.11).

668. Letter to J. M. Gutch from Gale & Fenner, dated 16 May 1817, regarding Biographia Literaria. Written in an unknown hand. (S MS F7.12).

669. Letter to [J. M. Gutch] from Gale & Fenner, dated 14 September 1817, regarding Biographia Literaria. (S MS F7.7).

Other Bills and Documents

670. Bill from Dr. A. A. G. Burkitt, dated 3 August 1812. (S MS F2.3).

671. Bill from Thomas Boosly, dated 27 November 1816. (S MS F8.8).

672. Bill from J. Bishop, druggist, for 1818, dated 13 June 1821. (S MS F2.4).

673. Letter to William Sotheby from Lord Brougham, respecting a grant of ₤300 to STC. (S MS F8.36b).

674. Letter to STC from Lord Brougham, dated 14 June 1831, respecting the grant of ₤300. (S MS F8.36a).

675. Statement by James Gillman regarding the ₤300 grant. (S MS F8.36c).

676. A short account of Mr. Coleridge’s personal sufferings, and their physical causes [1834], by James Gillman. (S MS F3.60a).

676a. Another copy, transcribed in an unknown hand. (S MS F3.60b).

PART II. COLERIDGE ASSOCIATION ITEMS / Contemporary Reviews and Assessments / Material Collected for Scholarship & Criticism & Coleridgeiana

Contemporary Reviews and Assesments

677. Coleridge''s Lectures on Shakespeare. Rev. in The Courier, 30 November, 14 December 1811. Transcribed in an unknown hand. (LT 10).

678. Biographia Literaria. Rev. in The Courier, 24 September 1817. Transcribed [?Mary Coleridge and ?Edith Coleridge]. (LT 36).

679. The Friend. Rev. in Penny Cyclopaedia, ca. 1818. Transcribed (fragment) [?Mary Coleridge and ?Edith Coleridge]. (LT 37).

680. Poetical Works, 1834. Rev. in The Printing Machine, no. 12 (16 August 1834), pp. 275-79. (E 22).

681. [Byron]. Allusions to STC in Byron's works. Transcribed EHC. (BT 9).

682. [Davy]. Selections relating to STC from The Life of Sir Humphrey Davy, J. A. Paris. Transcribed SC. (LT 35).

683. [Landor]. Quotations from STC and Landor regarding each other extracted from John Forster, Life of Landor. Transcribed in an unknown hand. (BT 38).

684. Methuen, Thomas Anthony. "Certain Recollections of S. T. Coleridge," dated 16 October 1840. 4 ff. (S MS F11.6).

685. [Scott]. Estimates of STC and quotations from STC in his novels, extracted from Life, by Lockhart. Transcribed in an unknown hand, with notes by EHC and JDC. (BT 9).

686. [Southey]. Allusions to STC in Life of Southey. Transcribed EHC. (MS 31).

687. Comment on STC's reaction to Milton's "strange & offensive errors" (fragment). Transcribed in an unknown hand. (LT 39).

688. Allusions to STC in various sources. Transcribed EHC. (BT 9).

Material Collected for Scholarship and Criticism and Coleridgeiana

THOMAS ASHE?

689. [Material for a biography of STC], annotated EHC. (MS 14).

JAMES DYKES CAMPBELL

690. [Coleridgeiana, working towards a life of Coleridge; scrap book.] Annotated EHC. (E 8).

PART II. COLERIDGE ASSOCIATION ITEMS / Contempoprary Reviews and Assessments / Material Collected for Scholarship & Criticism & Coleridgeiana

691. [Coleridgeiana: scrap book.] (E 9). 692. Four notebooks: "1807," “1807—ii,” “1800,” "1800-02." (S MS 32). 692a. Notebook: “Cambridge Intelligencer.” (S MS 33). 693. Notes toward a biography of Coleridge taken from Carlyon, Early Years and Late Reflections. 6

ff. (LT 87). 693a. [Transcripts relating to STC.] (BT 44). (Material gathered by JDC for his work on Coleridge.) 694. Extract from Illustrated London News, 15 July 1854, on Collier's notes from Coleridge's lectures.

1 f. (LT 83). 695. The Poole-Coleridge Papers. 3 vols. (BT 13). 695a. Marginalia transcribed from volumes in the BM. (BT 39). 695b. Marginalia transcribed from volumes in the BM. (BT 40). 695c. Marginalia from W. Stewart, Outlines of a plan for the general reform of the British land forces.

(LT 94). 695d. Extracts from Coleridge’s commonplace book in the BM. (BT 41). 695e. Extracts from and notes on STC’s letters to the Beaumonts. (BT 43). 695f. Copies (and notes from) of STC’s letters to Cottle, Thelwall, Purkis, Miss Cruikshank, etc. (BT

42). 695g. Facsimile of a letter from STC to George Mitford, 14 February 1811. (E 27). 695h. Transcript of a letter from STC to C. A. Tulk [5 October 1823]. (LT 96). 695i. JDC’s notes of Notes and lectures upon Shakespeare and some of the old poets and dramatists,

with other literary remains of S. T. Coleridge. (LT 95). 695j. JDC’s notes on a letter from Cottle to Southey, January 1798. (LT 97). 695k. Transcript of second Preface to Cottle’s Early recollections of S. T. Coleridge. (BT 45). 695l. Extract from letter by Southey to Cottle, 16 November 1795. (LT 99). 695m. Extract from letter by Southey to Cottle, n.d. (LT 98). 695n. Notes on Southey letters in Alfred Morrison’s collection. (LT 101). 695o. Extracts from and notes on letters from Wordsworth to Cottle. (LT 100). 695p. Notes on Coleridge. (Misc MS 9).


695q. Coleridge entries in the BM Catalogue. With indexes of titles of poems and first lines compiled by JDC. (Misc E 11).

695r. Words of STC set to music from EM Catalogue of Music. With, Morning Chronicle for 2 July 1852. Von Muller v. Browning. (LT 102).

EDWARD COLERIDGE?

696. Catalogue of J. H. Green bequest to Derwent Coleridge (STC books). 13 ff. (MS 18).

697. Criticism of Literary Remains. 1 f. (S MS F11.2).

E. H. COLERIDGE / Correspondence

698. Letter from James Lonsdale, dated Epiphany 1890. (S MS F11.10).

699. Letter from Lady Amy Coleridge, dated 20 April 1895. (S MS F11.19).

700. Three letters from Alexander W. Gillman, dated 31 August, 7 September, and 12 September 1895. (S MS F3.68).

701. Letter from William Knight, dated 31 March 1904. (S MS F11.13).

702. Letter from Gordon Wordsworth, dated 1 August 1915. (S MS F5.45a).

703. Letter from Gordon Wordsworth, dated 15 December [?1918]. (S MS F11.5).

704. Postcard from G. G. Wordsworth, dated 16 December. (S MS F11.4).

705. Five letters from Lucy E. Watson, dated 22 May, 27 August, 13 September, 1 October, and [?December]. (S MS F3.64).

E. H. COLERIDGE / Notes and Drafts

706. Browning & Wordsworth on "Intimations of Immortality." 5 ff. (S MS F11.12).

707. The Poetical Works of Samuel Taylor Coleridge, ed. J. D. Campbell. London: Macmillan, 1893. Interleaved and annotated by EHC, in 2 vols., with 26 ff. of loose notes. (No. 151).

708. Catalogue of STC letters and notebooks. 5 ff. (MS 18).

709. Essay on John Taylor Coleridge and the Quarterly Review, to accompany "Letters from John Taylor Coleridge to Robert Southey." Typescript, 32 ff. (MS 15).

710. [Coleridge, Mrs. S. T.] Remembrances of STC and Robert Southey, recounted to Sara Coleridge, with a letter to Mrs. Lovell [ca. 1843-44]. (BT 9).


711. [Coleridge, H. N.] Correspondence with Thomas Poole, 1834-36. 7 letters and some fragments. (BT 26).

712. Coleridgeiana, Memorials of a Great and Good Man [by George Grove], 1843. 2 ff. (S MS F11.7).

713. Letters of STC. Extracts and paraphrases of letters to George Coleridge, 1787-1818. Also extracts of letters from George Coleridge to STC. (BT 9).

714. Miss Meteyard's "Group of Englishmen," (1871), extracts. (BT 9).

715. Mottoes from STC's various works. (BT 32).

716. Plotinus and Pantisocracy, notes. 2 ff. (S MS F11.9).

717. Schlegel and Shakespeare Lectures. 11 ff. (S MS F11.8)

718. [Scrap book about STC.] 20 ff. (E 10).

H. N. COLERIDGE

719. Letter from Francis George Coleridge about the Boyer letter of 1785 to George Coleridge. (S MS F8.27b).

720. Notes, possibly for a defense of STC against charges of moral degeneration in taking opium. 1 f. (S MS F12.3)

721. Proof sheets, with corrections and revisions, of article on STC's Poetical Works. 10 ff. (S MS F12.1).

722. Transcript of parts of Stuart's letters of 1835. 2 ff. (S MS F6).

H. N. COLERIDGE and SARA COLERIDGE

723. Commonplace book, with notes relating to editorial work. 16 ff. (S MS 16).

SARA COLERIDGE / Correspondence

723a. Letter to Edward Moxon, Broadstairs. 13 May 1843. (S MS F10.1a).

723b. An important letter to Edward Moxon. 1834 (Summer or Autumn). (SMS F10.1b)

724. Drafts of letter to Mr. Allies, dated 15 June 1844. (S MS F10.1).

725. Draft of another letter to Mr. Allies (frag.), [?1844]. (S MS F10.1).

726. Letter to C. C. Southey, dated 6 March 1846, regarding STC notes to Robert Southey's Life of Wesley. Transcribed C. C. Southey. 4ff. (LT 58b).


727. Drafts of letter to J. T. Coleridge, regarding her introduction to Biographia Literaria [ca. 1847]. (S MS F10.1).

728. Draft of letter to James Gillman, Jr., regarding Watson's publication of Theory of Life, and other notes on STC's theory of life. 10 ff. (S MS F13.4).

SARA COLERIDGE / Notes and Drafts

729. Notes on Biographia Literaria (1847). 2 ff. (S MS F10.1).

730. Draft of preface [to Biographia Literaria, 1847] (frag.). 2 ff. (S MS F10.3).

731. Draft of preface to Biographia Literaria, 1847 (frags.). 2 ff. (S MS F10.6).

732. Notes for edition of Biographia Literaria and Essays on his own Times. 2 notebooks. Includes Stray Poems by STC and Schelling’s Ueber das Verhältniss der Bildenden Künste zu der Natur. (S MS 19).

733. Biographical notes on STC (fragment). 1 f. (S MS F10.8).

734. Courier Articles of 1811. 2 ff. (S MS F10.7).

735. Note on "The Devil's Thoughts." 1 f. Transcribed Mary Coleridge. (LT 90).

736. Personal Matter relating to S. T. Coleridge. 2 ff. (S MS F10.4).

737. Notes to Index [of Poems, 1852]. 1 f. (S MS F10.2).

738. Notes to the Poetical Works of STC [1852]. 1 f. (S MS F10.5).

739. Note on James II, "for page 38." 1 f. (Misc MS 3).

740. Theological notes (fragments). 2 ff. (S MS F10.1).

741. Notes on STC. 1 f. (S MS F10.3).

742. "Walter Scott." Transcript of article in The Courier, 15 & 20 September 1810. Signed S.T.C., but not by Coleridge. Transcribed [?Mary Coleridge] with notes by SC. (LT 5).

SARA COLERIDGE / Working Copies

743. Literary Remains, ed. HNC. Proof of gathering b, vo1. I (introductory material), and contents page of vol. II, with notes by SC. 10 ff. (Misc E 2).

744. Literary Remains, ed. HNC. Table of Contents from vols. III & IV, with notes by SC. 1 f. (LT 50e).


745. Notes and Lectures upon Shakespeare, [ed. Sara Coleridge]. Page proofs of pp. i-xv, with corrections, revisions, and notes by SC, dated 24 March 1849. 8 ff. (Misc E 1).

746. The Poems of S. T. Coleridge. London: William Pickering, 1844. Notes by SC throughout. (No. 150).

SARA COLERIDGE, E. H. COLERIDGE, and others

747. Wrappers, with many notes, in the hands of SC, EHC, ?Edith Coleridge, ?Mary Wordsworth, and another hand. (MS F16).

J. H. GREEN?

748. Introduction to STC's Philosophical Remains (unpublished?). 24 ff. Transcribed [?Mary Coleridge]. (LT 92).

E. L. GRIGGS

749. List of 13 letters of STC and locations of MSS. 2 ff. Typescript. (S MS F11.18).

[ANONYMOUS]

750. [Eastlake.] "Extracts from Journals & Correspondence of Lady Eastlake pub. Murray 2 vol." 1 f. Transcribed in an unknown hand. (LT 34).

751. [Lamb, Mary.] Note about STC's copy of Mary Lamb's Mrs Leicester's School. Transcribed in an unknown hand. (LT 72).

752. Notes in S. T. Coleridge's letters. 40 notes, 1800-11. Transcribed in an unknown hand. (BT 6).

753. "Writers of English History." Page proofs, with corrections in an unknown hand. 5 ff. (Misc E 3).

754. Zapolya. Proof sheets of pp. 1-8, for an unknown edition. (E 15).

Collections of Periodical Articles

755. Tait's Edinburgh Magazine, 1834-37. Coleridgeiana. 3 extracts in 6 numbers. (E 7).

756. Gentleman's Magazine, 1834-38. Coleridgeiana. 6 extracts. (E 3).

757. Coleridgeiana, 1834-[40]. 19 extracts from various periodicals. (E 2).

758. Coleridgeiana, 1840-89. 9 extracts from various periodicals. (E 4).




760. Coleridgeiana, [1852-53]. 8 extracts from various periodicals. (E F15.8).

761. Westminster Review, 1874-89. 33 extracts from "Belles Lettres." 2 vols. (E 1).


763. Review of Hints Towards the Formation of a More Comprehensive Theory of Life, by STC (1848), in The Guardian, 21 March 1849, p. 193. (S E F13.3).

764. "On Coleridge." Letter to the editor of The Witness (Edinburgh), 6 August 1851, from Mr. Cunningham. With note by SC. (E 20).

765. Review of The Poems of Samuel Taylor Coleridge, ed. D. & S. Coleridge, in The Athenaeum, no. 1293 (7 August 1852), p. 841. (E 18).

766. Review of a bookseller's catalogue [after 1852], reporting several STC marginalia (fragmentary proof sheet). (Misc E 5).

767. "MS. notes of Coleridge in the Books of Charles Lamb," in The Literary World (New York), 28 May 1853, pp. 433-34. 2 copies, imperfect. (E 13).

768. Review of Notes Theological, Poetical [i.e., Political], and Miscellaneous, by STC, ed. Derwent Coleridge, in The Literary Gazette, no. 1921 (12 November 1853), pp. 1091-93. (E 16).

769. Review of Notes, Theological, Political, and Miscellaneous, in The Guardian [November 1853]. (E 17).

770. Letter to the editor of The Guardian [November 1853] regarding Notes, Theological, Political, and Miscellaneous. (E 14).

PART III. THE COLERIDGE CIRCLE / Verse and Other Writings / Correspondence / Miscellaneous Writings / Documents / Miscellaneous

Verse and Other Writings

Caroline Bowles

770a. Papers of Caroline Bowles (1787-1854) and Robert Southey (1774-1843) from the British Library, London. Marlborough, Wiltshire, England : Adam Matthew Publications, 2001. Micro film .N622 v. 1-7.

Derwent Moultrie Coleridge

771. Lines dedicated to Miss H. E. N. Poem, 16 lines. (S MS F11.20).

Hartley Coleridge

771a. Poem, May 1848. Also printed obituary for H.C. from Kendal Mercury, 13 January 1849. (E F11.21).

Sara Coleridge

772. Friend thou hast been a traveller bold. Poem, 24 lines, with transcript and note by EHC. (S MS F10.9).

773. Two poems: "Derwent to Emily" [?by Derwent Coleridge], 24 lines, and "Fine Birds and their plain Wives," 20 lines. Transcribed EHC. (LT 93).

Georgiana, Duchess of Devonshire

774. The Passage of the Mountain of St. Gothard. Poem, 120 lines, transcribed SC and another hand from the Morning Post, 29 December 1799. (LT 88).

William R. Hamilton

775. Eight sonnets. (S MS F8.31).

775a. Polit. Register 24 November 1810 & Examiner. Complete works, ed. Howe. Vol. 7 (HJ).

William Hazlitt?

776. Eighteen Queries to the Disciples of Malthus.

l. Transcribed SC. (LT 18).2. Transcribed in an unknown hand. (LT 18).


Charles Lamb

777. The King and Queen of Hearts. London: M. J. Godwin, 1809. (PR 4862 K5 1809).

778. Methinks how dainty sweet. Poem (fragment), 13 lines. (S MS F4.5).

779. To Sara & her Samuel. Poem, 26 lines. 5 July 1796. (S MS F4.4).

780. [A timid grace sits] trembling in her eye. Sonnet (fragment). (S MS F4.5).

Mary Robinson

781. Ode Inscribed to the Infant Son of S. T. Coleridge. Poem, 116 lines. Transcribed SC and another hand. (LT 81).

Robert Southey

781a. See also item 770a.

782. Album verses: "Oh for a lodge"; "Blue is the book"; and a third poem, undeciphered. (S MS F4.6).

783. Album verses . . . to his daughter Kate. Transcribed in an unknown hand. (S LT F4.35).

784. Catherine must you be called, or Kate, or Kitty? Poem, 6 lines. (S MS F4.15).

785. Miscellanies. [Fragment of a work by Southey, possibly proof sheets. Includes "To Hymen" and "Remembrances."] (Misc E 7).

786. O; call us not weeds. Poem, 8 lines. (S MS F4.9).

787. Ode, written in January 1814. Poem, 143 lines. Newspaper clipping. (S E F4.32).

788. So thou art gone--at last--old John! Poem, 61 lines. Transcribed in an unknown hand. (S LT F4.33).

789. Thou art not rich; and poor alas! Sonnet. (S MS F4.13). 789a. Another copy. (S MS F4.14).

790. Valentine Verses to Miss Sara Coleridge (1825). 2 lines. (S MS F4.17).

791. Verses about Queen Uracca ("In Morocco we shall suffer death"). Poem, 168 lines. (S MS F4.11).

792. What have I in verse to tell. Poem, 12 lines. (S MS F4.15).

793. The Young Dragon. Poem, 500 lines. (S MS F4.12).


Dorothy Wordsworth

794. Six poems. (S MS F5.3).

1. To my kind Friend & faithful Physician, Thomas Carr. 12 lines.2. To Sarah Heming's Baby. 4 lines.3. Miss B. Southey. 8 lines.4. To Christopher Rennison Ravenstonedale (her Maid's Father). 8 lines.5. To Mr Carter. 8 lines.6. To Rotha Quillinan. 16 lines.

795. The worship of this sabbath morn. Poem, 16 lines. With transcript by EHC. (S MS F5.51).

William Wordsworth

796. At Furness Abbey. Sonnet. "Retouched, or rather rewritten Augst 25th 1843." (S MS F5.52).

797. Kendal and Windermere Railway. Two Letters re-printed from the Morning Post. London: Whittaker, Moxon; Kendal: Branthwaite, [?1845]. (No. 154).

798. St Salvador. Draft of poem, 54 lines, with some revisions by STC. (S MS F5.25).

799. Sigh no more Ladies. Poem, 4 lines. (S MS F5.55).

800. When first, descending from the Moorlands. Poem, 28 lines. Transcribed in an unknown hand. (LT 82)

801. The Wishing-gate. Poem, 72 lines. (S MS F5.54).

Other Writers

802. Commonplace Book of Anne Frances Bacon [see No. 102]. Contains poems by Burns, Campbell, Collins, Pope, Rogers, Sheridan, Southey, Young, and a number of other (local) writers. (S MS F1.15).

Writers Unknown

803. Sacred to the Memory of Robert Southey. Memorial verses, 20 lines, printed. (S E F4.8).

804. To ----- [Sara Coleridge] by Anticipation. Sonnet. (S MS F4.25).

805. A Sketch. Poem, 63 lines. (S MS F4.26).

806. Spring Song. Ireland 1849. (S LT F4.34).

807. Stanzas written after a long absence [?by Southey]. Poem, 32 lines. Transcribed in an unknown hand. (LT 33a).


808. To the River Otter in Devonshire. Signed LTB. (S MS F2.12).

Correspondence

From ALEXANDER BALL

809. 24 August 1804. To Mr. Leckiet- transcribed JDC. (BT 13).

810. [n.d.] To the editor of The Courier. (S MS F11.1).

From JAMES BOYER

811. [Prob. 1785.] To George Coleridge. (S MS F8.27a).

From I. H. BRIDGES

811a. 21 March 1890. To B. Coleridge. (LT 61).

From ALWYNE HARTLEY BUCHANAN COLERIDGE

811aa. 6 June 1951 To the Rev. C. Douglas Jay (LT 103).

From DERWENT COLERIDGE

811b. 1866. To Edith Coleridge (draft). (MS 17).

811c. 1866 To George Grove (draft) (MS 17).

812. 4 May 1852. To Mary Wordsworth. (S MS F5.33).

812a. [n.d.] To [?H. N. Coleridge] (incomplete). (LT 50j).


812b. 23 June 1851. To William Pickering. ALS. Pickering's draft reply appears on verso, see Dend. 662a. (Misc MS 12)

From MARY COLERIDGE813. [n.d.] To Sara Coleridge (LT50j)

From ERNEST HARTLEY COLERDIGE

812c. 12 January 1885. To George A. Armour (S MS 20)ALS. EHC's acknowledgement of receipt of G.Armour's transcript of STC's annotated fly-leaf of Defensio Fidei Nicaenae... Ticini: 1784-6. See also: Dendurent no. 461a. (1 ff) [acquired 2 Nov. 2016]

From GEORGE COLERIDGE

814-934. One hundred twenty-one letters to John May. (All S MS F…)

814. 27 November 1792. (17.1) 855. 3 March 1803. (17.42) 896. 23 May 1814. (17.83) 815. 15 December 1793. (17.2) 856. 20 March 1803. (17.43) 897. 23 August 1814. (17.84) 816. 22 November 1794. (17.3) 857. 2 August 1803. (17.44) 898. 19 September 1814. (17.85) 817. 22 September 1795. (17.4) 858. 24 December 1803. (17.45) 899. 23 September 1814. (17.86) 818. 4 November 1796. (17.5) 859. 6 May 1804. (17.46) 900. 29 November 1814. (17.87) 819. 9 December 1796. (17.6) 860. [13 February] 1805 (17.47) 901. [Ca. 25 March] 1815. (17.88)820. 13 January 1797. (17.7) 861. 26 May 1805. (17.48) 902. 22 September 1815. (17.89) 821. 18 January 1797. (17.8) 862. 1 August 1805 (17.49) 903. 12 March 1816. (17.90) 822. 8 February 1797. (17.9) 863. 25 November 1805 (17.50) 904. 23 April 1816. (17.91) 823. 8 March 1797. (17.10) 864. 11 January 1806. (17.51) 905. 20 July 1816. (17.92) 824. 23 June 1797. (17.11) 865. 4 April 1806 (17.52) 906. 27 October 1816. (17.93) 825. 21 October 1797. (17.12) 866. 11 April 1806 (17.53) 907. 17 November 1816. (17.94) 826. 17 December 1797. (17.13) 867. 22 June 1806 (17.54) 908. 23 November 1816. (17.95) 827. 3 [February] 1799. (17.14) 868. 6 October 1806 (17.55) 909. 10 January 1817 (17.96) 828. 16 June 1799. (17.15) 869. 12 December 1806. (17.56) 910. 30 January 1817 (17.97) 829. 31 July 1799. (17.16) 870. 17 January 1807. (17.57) 911. 8 June 1817. (17.98) 830. 3 August 1799. (17.17) 871. 18 June 1807. (17.58) 912. 20 August 1817. (17.99) 831. 10 January 1800. (17.18) 872. 21 January 1811. (17.59) 913. 8 October 1817. (17.100) 832. 15 February 1800. (17.19) 873. 28 January 1811. (17.60) 914. 2.9. January 1818. (17.101) 833. 26 February 1800. (17.20) 874. 28 February 1811. (17.61) 915. 30 June 1818. (17.102) 834. 12 April 1800, (17.21) 875. 14.March 1811. (17.62) 916. 12 October 1818. (17.103) 835. 3 August 1800. (17.22) 876. [17 March] 1811. (17.63) 917. 8 November 1818. (17.104) 836. 29 September 1800. (17.23) 877. 10 April.1811. (17.64) 918. 9 November 1818. (17.105) 837. 9 November 1800. (17.24) 878. 20 May 1811. (17.65) 919. 13 July 1819, (17.106) 838. 28 November 1800. (17.25) 879. 18 September 1811. (17.66) 920. 19 January 1820. (17.107) 839. 5 February 1801. (17.26) 880. 6 October 1811. (17.67) 921. 17 March 1820. (17.108) 840. 14 February 1801. (17.27) 881. [22 December] 1811. (17.68) 922. 17 July 1820. (17.109) 841. 21 March 1801. (17.28) 882. 22 1811. (17.69) 923. 6 October 1820. (17.110) 842. 12 April 1801. (17.29) 883. 24 April 1812. (17.70) 924. 10 December 1820. (17.111) 843. 3 [July] 1801. (17.30) 884. 10 August 1812. (17.71) 925. 12 January 1821. (17.112) 844. 31 July 1801. (17.31) 885. 8 November 1812. (17.72) 926. 18 January 1821. (17.113) 845. 30 August 1801. (17.32) 886. [25 December] 1812. (17.73) 927. 21 June 1821. (17.114) 846. 31 October 1801. (17.33) 887. 1 January 1813. (17.74) 928. 23 July 1821. (17.115) 847. 11 March 1802. (17.34) 888. 28 January 1813. (17.75) 929. 22 February 1822. (17.116) 848. 21 March 1802. (17.35) 889. 23 March 1813. (17.76) 930. 5 September 1822. (17.117) 849. 2 May 1802. (17.36) 890. 10 June 1813. (17.77) 931. 15 August 1823. (17.118) 850. 9 September 1802. (17.37) 891. 16 September 1813. (17.78) 932. 7 April 1826. (17.119) 851. 14 November 1802. (17.38) 892. 9 November 1813. (17.79) 933. 21 July 1826. (17.120) 852. 19 December 1802. (17.39) 893. 16 December 1813. (17.80) 934. 20 August 1826. (17.121) 853. 13.February 1803. (17.40) 894. 21 February 1814. (17.81) 854. 27 February 1803. (17.41) 895. 17 April 1814. (17.82)


From GEORGE and JAMES COLERIDGE

935. [15 May] 1811. To John May. (S MS F17.122).

From MRS. GEORGE COLERIDGE and JAMES COLERIDGE

936. [13 August] 1814. To John May. (S MS F17.123).

From H. N. COLERIDGE

939. Five letters to Thomas Poole, transcribed JDC. (BT 13).

1. 25 August 1834. 4. 27 June 1836.2. 5 September 1835. 5. 11 July 1836.3. 16 April 1836.

940. 18 November 1836. To Mr. Robinson. (S MS F5.43).

From JAMES COLERIDGE

941-958. Eighteen letters to John May. (All S MS F…).

941. 13 September 1808. (17.125) 947. 17 November 1816. (17.131) 953. [21 July] 1820. (17.137) 942. 24 August 1811. (17.126) 948. 3 April 1817 (17.132) 954. [28 July] 1820. (17.138) 943. 24 March 1812. (17.127) 949. 10 November 1818. (17.133) 955. 6 May 1822. (17.139) 944. [27 April] 1814. (17.128) 950. 6 December 1818. (17.134) 956. 20 January 1829. (17.140) 945. 24 October 1814. (17.129) 951. 4 April 1819. (17.135) 957. 6 May 1830. (17.141) 946. 23 November 1814. (17.130) 952. 12 April 1820. (17.136) 958. 7 June 1830. (17.142)

From JAMES and FANNY COLERIDGE

959. 10 March 1824. To John May. (S MS F17.143).


934b. Draft autograph letter, signed with initials, to Josiah II Wedgewood. [Ottery St. Mary, 26 May 1808]. 1 leaf. (S MS F 17.121b) Together with Dendurent 1074b: autograph letter, signed by Josiah II Wedgwood, to George Coleridge. Etruria, 31 May 1808. Docketed by recipient, address panel and postmarks, wafer seal. 2 leaves. (S MS F 17.121b).

From HARTLEY COLERIDGE938. 8 January 1818. To Derwent Coleridge. (S MS F3.11)

938b. Three autograph letters to George Coleridge. (S MS F3.11b) Autograph address leaves, postmarks and seals: 1. Merton College, Oxford. 4 November 1815. Signed Hartley Coleridge, 2 leaves. (S MS F311b) 2. Oriel College, [Oxford]. 31 March 1820. Signed H. Coleridge. 2 leaves. (S MS F311b). 3. Oriel College, [Oxford]. 20 April 1820. Signed H. Coleridge. 2 leaves (S MS F3.11b))

From GEORGE M. COLERIDGE937. 20 May 1817. To John May (S MS F17. 124)

From MRS. GEORGE COLERIDGE

960. 19 December 1827. To John May. (S MS F17.144).

960a. [?8 August 1834.] To H. N. Coleridge. (LT 59).

From NICHOLAS F. D. COLERIDGE

960b. 12 Mach 1951. To Rev. C. Douglas Jay. (LT 104).

From MARY COLERIDGE

961. 1 February [?]. To Mrs. Hutchinson. (S MS F5.31).

961a. [8 August 1834.] To H. N. Coleridge (LT 59).

From MRS. S. T. COLERIDGE

962. [3 August 1796.] To Mr. Wade, transc. JDC. (BT 13)

963. Seven letters to Thomas Poole, transcribed JDC. (BT 13).

1. [11 February 1799.] 5. 3 August 1810.2. 2 April 1799. 6. [April 1819.]3. 28 December 1807. 7. 29 March 1823.4. 27 June 1808.

964. [2 October 1803.] To Mrs. George Coleridge. (S MS F3.25).

From SARA COLERIDGE

965. 7 April 1830. To John May. (S MS F17.145).

966. 5 August 1834. To Hartley Coleridge. (S MS F3.15).

967. 5 September 1834. To Thomas Poole, transc. JDC. (BT 13).

968. 20 December 1844. To William Wordsworth. (S MS F5.63).

969. 21 June 1845. To John May. (S MS 17.146).

970. 31 May 1847. To Mary Wordsworth. (S MS F5.35).

971. [1847.] To John May. (S MS F17.147).

972. 6 June 1850. To Lady Erle. (S MS F3.60).


973. [n.d.] To Derwent Coleridge (draft). (S MS F13.6).

974. [Ca. 1848.] To James Gillman, Jr. (draft). (S MS F13.17).

975. [n.d.] To J. C. Hare (draft). (S MS F13.10).

976. [n.d.] To J. C. Hare (draft). (S MS F13.7).

977. [n.d.] To J. H.. Green (draft). (S MS F13.8).

978. [n.d.] To Sir John Stoddart (frag. draft). (S MS F13.15).

From SARA and EDITH COLERIDGE

979. 26 March [1846]. To Mrs. Joshua Stanger. (S MS F4.24).

From HENRY COOKSON

980. 28 May [1847]. To Miss Southey. (S MS F5.26).

From JOSEPH COTTLE

980a. January 1798. To Robert Southey (LT 97). (extracts transcribed JDC).

981. Five letters to Thomas Poole, transcribed JDC. (BT 13).

1. 26 July 1807. 4. December 1835.2. 7 August 1835. 5. 21 June 1836.3. 8 September 1835.]

982. [June 1836.] To James Gillman, transc. JDC. (BT 13).

From ISABELLA FENWICK

983. 27 April 1847. To Sara Coleridge. (S MS. F5.8).

From ANNE GILLMAN

984. 15 September 1829. To Mrs. S. T. Coleridge. (S MS F3.61).

985. 15 March [?1830]. To Mrs. S. T. Coleridge. (S MS F3.62).

986. [July or Aug.] 1834. To Sara Coleridge. (S MS F3.71).


987. 27 June 1850. To Sara Coleridge. (S MS F3.67).

988. 3 June [?]. To C. A. Tulk. (S MS F3.69).

989. [n.d.] To Sara Coleridge. (S MS F3.71).


From JAMES GILLMAN

991. [May 1836.] To Joseph Cottle, transc. JDC. (BT 13).

992. 11 July 1836. To H. N. Coleridge. (S MS F3.66).

From JAMES GILLMAN JR.

993. 4 May 1846. To Sara Coleridge. (S MS F3.64).

994. 9 November 1848. To Derwent Coleridge. (S MS F13.11).

995. 24 November 1848. To Sara Coleridge. (S MS F13.9).

996. 14 December 1848. To Sara Coleridge. (S MS F13.14).

997. 9 May 1852. To Derwent Coleridge. (S MS F3.70).

From JOSEPH HENRY GREEN

998. 12 November [1848]. To Sara Coleridge. (S MS F13.5).

From JULIUS CHARLES HARE


From JOSEPH HASKINS

1000. 15 September 1794. To Thomas Poole, transc. JDC. (BT 13).

From WILLIAM HOOD

1001. 24 August 1815. To J. M. Gutch. (S MS F7.2).


From SARAH HUTCHINSON

1002. [9] February [1833]. To Mrs. S. T. Coleridge. LSH 390-92. (S MS F5.41).

1003. [28 September 1834.] To Mrs. S. T. Coleridge. LSH 430-32. (S MS F5.17).

1004. 10 January 1835. To J. H. Green. LSH 439. (S MS F5.56).

From CHARLES LAMB

1005. Three letters to Thomas Poole, transc. JDC. CML I.364, 369, 369.(BT 13).

1. 14 February 1804. 3. 5 May 1804.2. 4 May 1804.

From C. V. LeGRICE

1006. 19 February 1842. To H. N. Coleridge. (S MS F12.2).

From MARY LOVELL

1007. 11 February 1843. To Sara Coleridge. (S MS F4.28).

From R. MAUGHAM

1007a. 10 July 1835. To ----- Coleridge (S MS 20).

From JOHN JAMES MORGAN

1008. 10 August 1815. To William Hood. (S MS F7.1).

1009. [14 August] 1815. To William Hood. (S MS F7.1).

1010. 17 August 1815. To William Hood. (S MS F7.1).

1011. [6 May] 1816. To J. M. Gutch. (S MS F7.3).

From E. PALGRAVE

1012. 10 November [1841]. To Sara Coleridge. (S MS F4.27).


From THOMAS POOLE

1013. 16 September 1797. To Mrs. St. Albyn, transc. JDC. (BT 13).

1014. 15 June 1836. To Joesph Cottle, transc. JDC. (BT 13).

1015. 19 June 1836. To Joseph Cottle, transc. JDC. (BT 13).

1016. 1 September 1836. To H. N. Coleridge, transc. JDC. (BT 13).

From S. PURKIS

1017. 13 July 1796. To Thomas Poole, transc. JDC. (BT 13).

From DORA (WORDSWORTH) QUILLINAN

1018. 16 July 1830. To Emily Trevenen. (S MS. F5.6).

1019. 13 March 1832. To Emily Trevenen. (S MS F5.5).

1020. 26 [?January] 1841. To Sara Coleridge. (S MS F5.4).


1022. [Aug. or Sept.] 1841. To Isabella Fenwick (frag.). (S MS. F5.45b).

1023. 29 January 1843. To Sara Coleridge. (S MS F5.27).


From EDWARD QUILLINAN

1025. 7 June 1847. To Isabella Fenwick. (S MS F5.30a).

1026. July 1847. To Sara Coleridge. (S MS F5.7).

1027. 3 April 1849 To Sara Coleridge. (S MS F5.15).

From JEMIMA K. QUILLINAN

1028. [28 April 1847.] To Sara Coleridge. (S MS F5.10).

1029. [30 April 1847.] To Sara Coleridge. (S MS F5.9).

1030. [9 July 1847.] To Sara Coleridge. (S MS F5.11).


From JOHN RICKMAN

1031. Two letters to Thomas Poole, transcribed JDC. (BT 13).

1. 21 August 1805. 2. 17 January 1810.

From BERTHA SOUTHEY

1032. 4 March 1834. To Emily Trevenen. (S MS F4.20).

1033. 27 February 1837. To Emily Trevenen. (S MS F4.20).

1034. 30 January 1838. To Emily Trevenen. (S MS F4.20).

1035. 9 April 1838. To Emily Trevenen. (S MS F4.20).

1036. 14 February [?]. To Dora Wordsworth. (S MS F4.37).

1037. [27 October.] To Dora Wordsworth. (S MS F4.38).

1038. [n.d.] To Dora Wordsworth Quillinan. (S MS F4.37).

From EDITH SOUTHEY


1040. [September 1829.] To Sara Coleridge. (S MS F4.1).

1041. [n.d.] To Mrs. S. T. Coleridge. (S MS F4.30).

From KATHARINE SOUTHEY

1042. 8 October 1836. To Dora Wordsworth. (S MS F4.38).

1043. 6 April 1843. To Dora Wordsworth Quillinan. (S MS F4.38).

1044. 6 December 1843. To Mr. Quillinan. (S MS F4.36).

1045. 23 March 1846. To Sara Coleridge. (S MS F4.19).

1046. 15 November 1846. To Dora Wordsworth Quillinan. (S MS F4.38).

1047. 15 May 1847. To Mr. Quillinan. (S MS F4.36).

1048. 19 [?June] 1847. To Mr. Quillinan. (S MS F4.36).

1049. 22 July 1847. To Mr. Quillinan. (S MS F4.36).


1050. 30 October 1847. To Mr. Quillinan. (S MS F4.36). 1051. 27 October [?]. To Dora Wordsworth. (S MS F4.38). 1052. [n.d.] To Dora Wordsworth. (S MS F4.38). 1053. [n.d.] To Dora Wordsworth. (S MS F4.38).

From BERTHA, EDITH, and KATHARINE SOUTHEY 1054. 2 August 1830. To Emily Trevenen. (S MS F4.20).

From One of the SOUTHEY SISTERS 1055. [n.d.] To Dora Wordsworth (fragment). (S MS F5.1).

From Someone connected with the SOUTHEYS 1056. [?1843.] Recipient unknown. (S MS F4.40).

From ROBERT SOUTHEY 1056a. 16 November 1795. To Joseph Cottle (LT 99). (extract, transcribed JDC). 1056b. 2 March 1818. To Charles Butler. (S MS 4.21a). 1057. 7 December 1830. To Derwent Coleridge. Not in NLS. (S MS F4.21). 1058. 7 November 1834. To H. N. Coleridge. Not in NLS. (S MS F4.22). 1059. 21 January [?]. To Bertha Southey. Not in NLS. (S MS F4.18). 1060. [n.d.] To Eliza Fricker. Not in NLS. (S MS F4.23). 1061. [n.d.] [To a bookseller in Brussels (draft). (S MS F4.39). Not in NLS.] 1062. [n.d.] Recipient unknown (fragments). (S MS F4.10). 1063. [n.d.] Recipient unknown (fragments). (S MS F4.16).


1064. Thirty-four letters to Joseph Cottle, transcribed in an unknown hand with notes by EHC. Those marked with an asterisk are in NLS, I.125-27, 131-32, 366-69, 394-96; II.93-95, 95-96, 106-08, 195-97, 444-48, 449-52, 455-57, 467-68. (BT 15).

1. 7 February 1797. 13. *16 December 1804. 24. 2 September 1817 2. 17 February 1797. 14. *25 August 1805. 25. *2 February 1819. 3. 9 April 1797. 15. 11 August 1806. 26. *25 June 1823. 4. *2 May 1797. 16. 23 December 1813. 27. 7 April 1825.5. *26 May [1797]. 17. 14 April 1814. 28. 4 November 1828.6. June 1797. 18. *17 April 1814. 29. *22 March 1831. 7. October 1797. 19. *18 April 1814. 30. *26 February 1836. 8. 14 December 1797. 20. 13 May 1814. 31. *5 March 1836. 9. 23 December 1799. 21. *27 October 1814. 32. *14 April 1836. 10. April 1800. 22. 2 March 1815. 33. *30 September 1836. 11. 19 December 1802. 23. 23 May 1816. 34. *9 May 1837. 12. 1 December 1804.

1064a. [n.d.] To Joseph Cottle (LT 98). (extract, transcribed JDC).

1065. Three letters to J. P. Estlin, transcribed EHC. The first two are in NLS I.123-24, II.118-19; the third is not in NLS. (BT 32).

1. 9 April 1797. 3. [n.d.]2. 17 March 1815.

1066. Ten letters to John Taylor Coleridge, transcribed EHC. Not in NLS. (BT 9).

1. 20 June 1820. 6. 15 February 1823 (fragment).2. 24 June 1820 (fragment). 7. 17 February 1823 (fragment)3. 22 December 1820 (fragment). 8. 24 December 1824 (fragment).4. 4 June 1822 (fragment). 9. 22 April 1824 (fragment).5. 2 November 1822 (fragment). 10. 26 December 1825 (fragment).

From DANIEL STUART

1067. 9 February 1799. To Mrs. S. T. Coleridge, transc. JDC. (BT 13).

1068. 19 September 1835. To H. N. Coleridge. (S MS 6).

1069. 7 October 1835. To H. N. Coleridge. (S MS 6).

1070. 22 October 1835. To H. N. Coleridge. (S MS 6).

1071. 16 November 1835. To H. N. Coleridge. (S MS 6).


From ARTHUR TATHAM

1072. 10 January 1833. To Emily Trevenen. (S MS F5.23b).

From EMILY TREVENEN

1073. [n.d.] To Sara Coleridge (fragment). (S MS F4.31).

From JOSIAH WEDGWOOD

1074. Six letters to Thomas Poole, transcribed JDC. (BT 13).

1. August 1797. 4. 4 November 1806.2. 11 May 1800. 5. 23 April 1810.3. 31 March 1801. 6. 26 June 1810.

From DOROTHY WORDSWORTH

1075. 4 July 1799. To Thomas Pooles transc. JDC. (BT 13). EY 265-66.

1076. 27 September 1829. To Derwent Coleridge. Not in LY. (S MS F9.1).

1077. 5 March 1830. To Mrs. S. T. Coleridge. LY I.451-55. (S MS F5.37).

1078. 20 January 1831. To Sara Coleridge. LY II.545-46. (S MS F5.38).

1079. 7 March 1831. To Mrs. S. T. Coleridge. LY II.548-49. (S MS F5.39).

From MARY WORDSWORTH (None of the following letters are in LMW. )

1080. 16 September 1832. To Emily Trevenen. (S MS F5.23a).

1081. 21 November 1839. To Mrs. S. T. Coleridge. (S MS F5.29a).

1082. 19 May 1843. To Mrs. S. T. Coleridge. (S MS F5.50).

1083. [?June] 1843. To Mrs. S. T. Coleridge. (S MS F5.32).

1084. 30 August 1843. To Mrs. S. T. Coleridge. (S MS F5.29b).

1085. 12-13 May 1845. To Mrs. S. T. Coleridge. (S MS F5.40).

1086. 26 August 1845. To Mrs. S. T. Coleridge. (S MS F5.22).



1074b. ALS by Josiah II Wedgewood, to George Coleridge. Etruria, 31 May 1808. Docketed by recipient, address panel and postmarks, wafer seal. 2 leaves. (S MS F 17.121b)

1088. 3 February 1846. To Sara Coleridge. (S MS F5.18). 1089. 25 May 1847. To Sara Coleridge. (S MS F5.34). 1090. [?5 June,] 1847. To Isabella Fenwick. (S MS F5.30b). 1091. [1847.] Recipient unknown. (S MS F5.48). 1092. [11 February] 1848. To Sara Coleridge. (S MS F5.24). 1093. 28 December 1848. To Isabella Fenwick. (S MS F5.13). 1094. 4 January 1849. To Isabella Fenwick. (S MS F5.21). 1095. 30 July 1850. To Derwent Coleridge. (S MS F5.12). 1096. 18 August 1851. To Edith Coleridge. (S MS F5.20). 1097. 11 February 1852. To Sara Coleridge. (S MS F5.36). 1098. 14 February 1852. To Sara Coleridge. (S MS F5.14). 1099. [n.d.] ?To Sara Coleridge (fragment). (S MS F5.28).

From WILLIAM WORDSWORTH 1100. Six letters to Thomas Poole, transcribed JDC. (BT 13). 1. 9 April 1801. EY 322-24. 2. [July 1801.] EY 338-40. 3. 30 March [1809]. MY 1.310-11. 4. [Ca. 30 May 1809.] MY 1.351-53. 5. 28 April 1814. MY II.145-46. 6. 13 March 1815. MY 11.209-11. 1101. [?Late summer 1830.] To H. N.Coleridge. LY I.505-07. (S MS F9.2). 1102. 13 September 1834. To J. H. Green, transc. EHC. Not in LY. (LT 68). 1103. 2 May 1843. To Sara Coleridge. Not in LY. (S MS F5.44). 1104. 1 November 1844. To Sara Coleridge. Not in LY. (S MS F5.57). 1105. 1 December 1844. To Sara Coleridge. Not in LY. (S MS F5.59). 1106. 29 September 1845. To Derwent Coleridge. LY 111.1259-60. (S MS F5.46). 1107. 2 October 1846. To Sara Coleridge. Not in LY. (S MS F5.58).


1108. [4 February] 1847. To Sara Coleridge. Not in LY. (S MS F5.60).

1109. [10 February] 1847. To Sara Coleridge. Not in LY. (S MS F5.61).

1110. [1847.] To Isabella Fenwick (fragment). (S MS F5.2). Not in LY. (may be from Edward Quillinan).

1111. [n.d.] To Sara Coleridge. Not in MY or LY. (S MS F5.53).

1112. [n.d.] To Sara Coleridge. Not in LY. (S MS F5.42).

1112a. [n.d.] To Joseph Cottle (extract, transcribed JDC). (LT 100).

From WILLIAM and MARY WORDSWORTH

1113. [10 July] 1843. To ?Derwent Coleridge. Not in LY. (S MS F9.3).

1114. 30 March 1845. To Sara Coleridge. Not in LY. (S MS F5.16).

From an UNKNOWN CORRESPONDENT

1115. [14 October 1834.] To James Gillman. (Misc MS 4).

Miscellaneous_Writings

1116. Coleridge, Derwent. Reading notes on Renan's Vie de Jésus and drafts of two letters: to George Grove (1866) and to E[dith Coleridge] (1866). (MS 17).

1117. Coleridge, Edward. Remarkable Passages in Heathen and Jewish Witers, translated or alluded to in Paley's Christian Evidence, 1823. 5 ff. (BT 25).

1118. Coleridge, H. N. [Copies of note addressed to SC before their marriage (1828).] 2 ff. (S MS 30.).

1119. Coleridge, Sara. Commonplace book (extracts). Transcribed EHC. (LT 86).

1120. Gillman, James. Note on "principle of Life" and effects of tobacco. (S MS F13.13).

1121. Southey, Katharine. Statement about the difficulties with the second Mrs. Robert Southey and Southey's last illness. Dated 26 February 1841. 16 ff. (S MS F4.7).

1122. Southey, Robert. Extract, "Few appreciate the blessings of competence & leisure, p. 257." (S.MS F4.16).

1123. Southey, Robert. Reading notes and other notes. 7 fragments. (S MS F4.16).


Documents

1124. Coleridge, Derwent. School Estimates (Boys, Girls, and Infants Schools). 1 f. (Misc MS 5).

1125. Proposal to engrave STC's 1814 portrait by Washington Allston, dated 20 June 1853. Printed proof, uncorrected. (Misc E 4).

1126. Southey, Robert. "Whereas a gate on Mr. Southey's premises . . ." [MS. draft of public notice]. 1 f. (S MS F4.16).

1127. [Wordsworth, William.] Agreement for Allfoxden between John Bartholomew and William Wordsworth. Transcribed JDC. (BT 13).

1128. Wordsworth, William. Receipt for ₤30 from Mrs. Coleridge, dated 29 June 1836. 1 f. (S MS F5.47).

Miscellaneous

1129. Alison, [Sir Archibald]. History of Europe (extract). Transcribed SC, and Edith Coleridge. 8 ff. (LT 89).

1129a. Catalogue of the books belonging to the Bristol Library Society and of the books in the City Library. (Misc MS 10).

1130. Coleridge, Ernest Hartley. "We were once two." Draft poem, 6 lines. (S MS F11.16).

1131. Coleridge, Ernest Hartley. "Is not the Life more than the meat, and the Body the raiment?" Sermon. 7 ff. (S MS F11.11).

1132. [Hearne, Samuel.] Transcript of a work [?on North America]. Note in an unknown hand: "Samuel Hearne Journey." 6 ff. (LT 49b).

[Research note (James Butler, 14 August 1986): believe this to be in Dorothy Wordsworth’s hand; Hearne’s book influenced Wordsworth’s Complaint of a Forsaken Indian Woman.]

1133. Jungs Johann Heinrich. Rückblick auf Stillings bisherige Lebensgeschichte, with partial translation, "Retrospect upon Stillings history of his life to this time." Transcribed in an unknown hand. (BT 6).

1134. Obituary notice of STC, from The Athenaeum, 1834 (clipping). (E 25).

1135. [Photographs, Prints, and Engravings.] Three portrait engravings of STC (A. Wivell, 1834), E. W. Wyon, and Peter van Dyke (1795/1893); one portrait etching of STC (M.D.); one engraving of the Ancient Mariner. (E 26).

1136. [Photographs, Prints, and Engravings.] Photograph of the Rock of Names. (E 26).

1137. [Photographs, Prints, and Engravings.] Photograph or print of William Wordsworth. (S F5.62).

1137a. Portraits of STC. List compiled by JDC. (BT 39).



1138. Pliny the Elder and Cicero. Quotations, transcribed in an unknown hand. (LT 50g).

1138. Pliny the Elder. "More last dying words," quotations. Transcribed in an unknown hand. (LT 50h).

1140. Proverbs and Idioms, in German. [?Written by STC's fellow students at Göttingen.] 9 ff. (Misc MS 7).

1140a. Shaver, Chester L. Wordswoth’s library. (Misc. MS 11).

1141. [Theology.] Über die Trennung der beiden protestantischen Kirchen. German theological treatise. Probably proof sheets (uncorrected). 4 gatherings, 32 ff. (Misc E 9).

1142. Mulock, Sir William. A.L.S. to G. W. Ross regarding the suitability of Christabel for the Ontario high school circulum. (MISC MS 8).

1143. Portrait of STC. (E 26).

1144. E 27

1145. STC’s Bed- and Book-room, No. 3 The Grove, Highgate (Framed reproduction of a lithograph of George Scharf’s watercolour painting. Provenance unknown. Possibly Ms. Coburn’s?) (E 28).

1146. Photograph of "Greta Hall. Home of Southey." [Included with "Letter from STC to unknown recipient, 13 October 1831" (Dend. 188a)]. (S MS F3.46a)

1147. Silhouette of Sara Hutchinson. (Black on white, framed). [Possibly from Kathleen Coburn]. Includes letter to Kathleen Coburn [from Joanna?], 15 August 1954. Hertfordhire. 33fff. (E29)