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The statesman’s manual, or the Bible the best guide to political skill
and foresight: a lay sermon addressed to the higher classes of
society, with an appendix containing comments and essays connected
with the study of the inspired writings. 1816. Referred to
as first Lay sermon. Rptd separately Burlington VT 1832 and then
with 2nd Lay sermon Burlington 1832; rptd with 2nd Lay sermon
in On the constitution of the church and state, ed H. N. Coleridge
1839, 1852, etc; ed R. J. White in Political tracts of Wordsworth,
Coleridge and Shelley, Cambridge 1953.
Lay sermons, ed R. J. White 1972 (Collected works) (with 2nd Lay
sermon).
Biographia literaria: or biographical sketches of my literary life and
opinions. 2 vols 1817; facs Menston, Yorks 1971; rptd New York
1817, 1834. For annotated copies, see N. F. D. Coleridge, Coleridge
and Wordsworth, TLS 3 July 1948 (Derwent Coleridge’s copy); B.
R. Pollin, John Thelwall’s marginalia in a copy of Coleridge’s
Biographia literaria, BNYPL 74 1970. For comment on the text,
see D. N. Fogle, A compositional history of the Biographia literaria,
SB 30 1977; E. C. Knowlton Jr, A Coleridge allusion to
Angelica Catalani (1780–1849), N & Q 223, June 1978; N. Fruman,
Review essay: aids to reflection on the new Biographia, SiR 24
1985; N. Fruman, Editing and annotating the Biographia literaria,
in Coleridge’s Biographia literaria, ed F. Burwick, Columbus
OH 1989.
Ed H. N. Coleridge and Sara Coleridge 2 vols 1847 (with long introd
and biographical suppl), New York 1848 (from 2nd London edn),
1852, 1853, 1858, 1872, 1881, 1882, 1884; 1866, 1870, 1876, 1884,
1889, 1891, 1894, etc (Bohn’s Lib) (with 2 Lay sermons); chs 1, 3, 4,
14–22 ed A. J. George as Coleridge’s principles of criticism,
Boston 1897 (Heath’s English Classics); ed A. Symons 1906, 1908,
1910, 1917, 1934, etc (EL); chs 1–4, 14–22 ed G. Sampson, with
introd by A. T. Quiller-Couch, Cambridge 1920; ed J. C. Metcalf,
New York 1926 (Modern Readers’ ser); Englischer Besuch in
Hamburg im Jahre 1798, ed K. Loewenfeld 1927 (German version
of pts of Satyrane’s letters, with plates).
Ed J. Shawcross 2 vols Oxford 1907 (with the aesthetic essays; text
oscillates between 1817 and 1847).
Ed G. Watson 1956, 1960, 1965 (with addn) (EL). Excludes Satyrane’s
letters and the critique of Bertram; text of 1817. See also his Text of
the biographia literaria, N & Q 199, June 1954.
Ed J. Engell and W. J. Bate 2 vols 1983 (Collected works).
Blessed are ye that sow beside all waters: a lay sermon addressed to
the higher and middle classes on the existing distresses and discontents.
1817. Second Lay sermon. Rptd (with 1st Lay sermon)
Burlington VT 1832. For marginalia, see M. J. Ryan, Coleridge and
Anster: marginalia to the Lay sermons, Dublin Mag 2 1927.
Ed D. Coleridge 1852 (with Statesman’s manual).
1866 (Bohn’s Lib) (with Statesman’s manual and Biographia literaria).
Ed R. J. White 1972 (Collected works) (with Statesman’s manual).
A Hebrew dirge, chaunted in the Great Synagogue, St James’s Place
Aldgate on the day of the funeral of Her Royal Highness Princess
Charlotte, by Hyman Hurwitz, with a translation in English
verse by S. T. Coleridge esq. 1817; rptd Cincinnati 1962.
Sibylline leaves: a collection of poems. 1817. First collective edn,
assembled in 1815 omitting contents of the 1816 Christabel vol. 18
poems rptd in Spirit of contemporary poetry vols 1 and 2, Boston
MA 1827; rptd in full New York [1962] (Dolphin Masters). For
annotated copies, see J. L. Lowes, The road to Xanadu, Boston
1927, rev 1930; N. van Patten, A presentation copy of Coleridge’s
Sibylline leaves, with manuscript notes, altered readings, and
deletions by the author, Library 4th ser 17 1937; C. Woodring, A
Coleridge miscellany, Columbia Lib Columns 24 1975 (Hood
copy); M. L. Johnson, How rare is a ‘unique annotated copy’ of
Coleridge’s Sibylline leaves? A partial answer, with a variant of
Lines on Donne, BNYPL 78 1975.
Samuel Taylor Coleridge
The raven, a Christmas tale. Illus [1848]; another edn, illustr E.
Hallward, 1898.
The wanderings of Cain; tr Fr, Paris 1963 (Caïn errant by Paul
Rozenberg, Passeport 2).
Zapolya: a Christmas tale in two parts; the prelude entitled The
usurper’s fortune and the sequel entitled The usurper’s fate. 1817.
For a corrected copy, see J. Drinkwater, A book for bookmen, 1926
(priv ptd).
[On method.] General introd to Encyclopaedia metropolitana, 1818
(also separate offprint, 1818). Rptd separately [1849], [1850], [1854]
(3 edns); as Mental science, 1855, 1873, 1875 (with Whateley’s Logic
and rhetoric); ed A. D. Snyder 1934 (with ms fragments, detailed
introd and notes; facs of this edn Folcroft PA 1973, Norwood PA
1976).
Remarks on the objections which have been urged against the principle
of Sir Robert Peel’s bill. [1818.] Rptd with The grounds of Sir
Robert Peel’s bill vindicated, as Two addresses on Robert Peel’s
bill (Apr 1818), ed E. Gosse, Hampstead 1913 (priv ptd).
The grounds of Sir Robert Peel’s bill vindicated. 1818. Rptd in Two
addresses, ed E. Gosse, Hampstead 1913 (priv ptd).
The tears of a grateful people: a Hebrew dirge and hymn, chaunted
in the Great Synagogue, St James’s Place Aldgate, on the day of
the funeral of his late most gracious Majesty King George III of
blessed memory, by Hyman Hurwitz, translated into English
verse by a friend [Coleridge]. 1820.
Aids to reflection in the formation of a manly character, on the
several grounds of prudence, morality and religion, illustrated
by select passages from our elder divines, especially from
Archbishop Leighton. 1825. Rptd Burlington VT 1829 (with essay
and notes by J. Marsh); 1831, 1836. For annotated Harvard copy, see
C. C. Seronsy, Marginalia by Coleridge in three copies of his published
works, SP 51 1954.
Ed H. N. Coleridge 1839 (4th edn with author’s last corrections),
rptd Burlington VT 1840; also ed H. N. Coleridge 2 vols 1843 (5th
edn, with essays by J. Marsh, J. H. Green and S. Coleridge and
appendixes); also 1848.
Ed D. Coleridge (7th edn) 1854, 1859, 1861, 1866; ed T. Fenby,
Liverpool 1873, 1874, 1877, 1883, Edinburgh 1896, 1900, 1915,
London 1905 (New Universal Lib) (with copious index and trns
of Greek and Latin quotations); ed H. N. Coleridge 1884 etc
(Bohn’s Lib) (with Confessions of an inquiring spirit etc).
Ed J. Beer 1993 (Collected works).
The poetical works, including the dramas of Wallenstein, Remorse
and Zapolya. 3 vols 1828. See J. D. Campbell, Athenaeum 10, 31 Mar
1888; replies by T. Ashe 17 Mar and T. J. Cobden-Sanderson 7 Apr
1888.
3 vols 1829. Reset with a few additions. Guide text for Poetical
works, ed J. D. Campbell 1893.
On the constitution of the Church and State according to the idea of
each, with aids toward a right judgement on the late Catholic
bill. 1830, 1830 (2nd edn).
Ed H. N. Coleridge 1839, 1852; rptd with the 2 Lay sermons in 1839
and after 1852; rptd New York 1853; ed J. Barrell 1972 (EL).
Ed J. Colmer 1976 (Collected works).
The devil’s walk: a poem, edited with a biographical memoir and
notes by Professor Porson [i.e. Coleridge and Southey]. Ed H. W.
Montagu [1830], [1830] (with engravings on wood by Bonner and
Slader after R. Cruickshank); 1830, 1830 (with names of Coleridge
and Southey in place of Porson’s on the title page). Rptd in R.
Cruickshank, Facetiae, 2 vols 1831. Originally composed by
Coleridge and Southey in 1799, ptd anon in Morning Post 6 Sep
1799 as The devil’s thoughts; amplified by Southey in 1827
without Coleridge’s collaboration.
On the Prometheus of Aeschylus: an essay, preparatory to a series of
disquisitions respecting the Egyptian in connection with the
sacredotal theology, and in contrast to the mysteries of ancient
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