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Greece. Read May 18, 1825. Trans Royal Soc of Lit 2 pt 2 1834. Rptd
priv in 1834, not in 1825 as stated by T. J. Wise in his Catalogue of
the Ashley Library and elsewhere. Rptd in Literary remains vol 2,
1836; Notes and lectures upon Shakespeare, 1849; ed T. Ashe 1885
(in Miscellanies, aesthetic and literary); see G. Whalley, The publication
of Coleridge’s ‘Prometheus’ essay, N & Q 214, Feb 1969.
The poetical works. 3 vols 1834. In large part prepared and arranged
by H. N. Coleridge, 66 uncollected pieces added to Poetical works
1829 with some rearrangement. Rptd 1835, 1836, 1840, 1844 (as
Poetical and dramatic works). Guide text for Complete poetical
works, ed E. H. Coleridge 2 vols 1912. The canon of Coleridge’s
poetical and dramatic works continued to be clarified and
extended in the collective edns of S. Coleridge (1844), D. and S.
Coleridge (1852), R. H. Shepherd (1877), J. D. Campbell (1893) and
E. H. Coleridge (1912). See G. Whalley, Coleridge’s poetical canon:
selection and arrangement, REL 7 1966; D. Woolf, Sara
Coleridge’s marginalia, Coleridge Bull n.s. 2 1993.
Confessions of an inquiring spirit. Ed H. N. Coleridge 1840, 1849,
1853, 1863 (with some miscellaneous pieces and introd by J. H.
Green); Boston 1841; ed H. N. Coleridge 1884 etc (Bohn’s Lib) (with
Aids to reflection, above), 1886 (with miscellaneous essays from
Friend) (Cassell’s Nat Lib); ed H. St J. Hart 1956 (with J. H. Green’s
introd) (Lib of Modern Religious Thought); facs of 1840 edn,
Menston, Yorks 1971.
The poems. Ed Sara Coleridge 1844, 1848.
Hints towards the formation of a more comprehensive theory of
life. Ed S. B. Watson 1848; rptd Philadelphia 1848; ed T. Ashe 1885
(in Miscellanies, aesthetic and literary); facs of 1848 London edn,
Farnborough, Hants 1970.
Essays on his own times, forming a second series of the Friend. Ed
Sara Coleridge 3 vols 1850; rptd New York 1971. Newspaper and
periodical articles mostly from Watchman, Morning Post and
Courier, and a number of topical and epigrammatic poems.
Essays on his times. Ed D. V. Erdman 3 vols 1978 (Collected works).
Excludes Watchman and verse material collected in Poetical
works 1912, but adds more attributed to Coleridge in the interim.
The poems: a new edition. Ed Derwent Coleridge and Sara Coleridge
1852 etc (in later edns associated with Dramatic works 1852, below);
rptd New York 1854 etc, and Boston 1854 etc (with memoir by C. E.
Norton); Leipzig 1860 (Tauchnitz edn with biographical memoir
by F. Freiligrath); in Complete works, ed W. G. T. Shedd, New York
1853 etc; 3 vols Boston 1854; 1863 etc (with addns); 1870 (with
introductory essay by Derwent Coleridge, and the 1798 text of the
Ancient mariner and a few new poems in an appendix).
The dramatic works. Ed Derwent Coleridge 1852.
The poetical and dramatic works, founded on the author’s latest
edition of 1834. [Ed R. H. Shepherd] 4 vols London and Boston
1877, 1880 (with addns).
The poetical works. Ed J. D. Campbell 1893 etc (later edns Globe Lib).
Text based on Poetical works 1829, above. The biographical introd
was issued separately 1894 as Coleridge: a narrative of the events
of his life; facs Highgate, London 1970.
The complete poetical works, including poems and versions of
poems now published for the first time. Ed E. H. Coleridge 2 vols
Oxford 1912, 1957, 1962, 1966 (later impressions with corrections);
1 vol Oxford 1912 (OSA) (omitting dramatic writings and bibliographical
matter). Text based on Poetical works 1834, above.
(See also Letters, conversations, notebooks, Marginalia, etc, below.)
Poems, essays and lectures not published or not collected by
Coleridge
The selections listed in individual works also contain previously unpbd
poems, essays and unpbd lectures on literary subjects.
(A) Poems and plays
Osorio: a tragedy, as originally written in 1797. [Ed R. H. Shepherd
1873.] Early and unpbd version of Remorse collated with the pbd
text. See also J. D. Campbell, Coleridge’s ‘Osorio’ and ‘Remorse’,
Athenaeum 5 Apr 1890.
Waugh, F. G. Lines by Coleridge. Athenaeum 28 Jan 1888. Replies by
C. A. Ward 4 Feb; W. E. Mozley 11 Feb 1888.
Campbell, J. D. Unpublished verses by Coleridge. Athenaeum 15
Mar 1890. To Matilda Betham. Reply by E. B. de Betham 30 Aug
1890.
Campbell, J. D. A sonnet by Coleridge, original or translated?
Athenaeum 29 Aug 1891.
Coleridge, E. H. Notes on Coleridge. Athenaeum 27 Jan 1894. Ms of
Wanderings of Cain. See W. A. Ward, Athenaeum 20 Jan 1895.
Griggs, E. L. Diadestè, a fragment of an unpublished play by Samuel
Taylor Coleridge. MP 34 1937.
Johnson, S. F. An uncollected early poem by Coleridge. BNYPL 61
1957.
Ober, W. U. Original versions of two Coleridge couplets. N & Q 202,
Oct 1957. Epigrams on metres, tr from Schiller. Reply by K.
Coburn, N & Q 203, May 1958.
Ober, W. U.‘Mohammed’: the outline of a proposed poem by
Coleridge and Southey. N & Q 203, Oct 1958. Ms in Sydney,
Australia.
‘Bishop, Morchard’ (O. Stonor). Notes of two Coleridges. BNYPL 63
1959. A Latin tag and an unpbd couplet.
Erdman, D. V. Reliques of the contemporaries of William Upcott,
emperor of autographs. BNYPL 64 1960. Includes punning ms by
Coleridge.
Erdman, D. V. Lost poem found: the cooperative pursuit and recapture
of an escaped Coleridge ‘sonnet’ of 72 lines. BNYPL 65 1961.
Braekman, W. L. An unpublished poem by Coleridge. N & Q 208,
May 1963. [Mistaken] attribution from a BL ms.
Dunlap, R. Verses by Coleridge. PQ 42 1963. 6 unpbd lines.
Cox, J. S. and G. S. Cox. Samuel Taylor Coleridge and Mary Lamb:
two recent discoveries. St Peter Port CI 1971. Verses in Weekly
entertainer.
Braekman, W. L. An imitation by Samuel Taylor Coleridge of a
medieval German love song. Neophilogus 56 1972. Version pbd in
New Times.
Korn, F. An unreported poem by S. T. Coleridge. N & Q 226, Aug 1981.
A printed version of ‘The Teacher’s Office’, at Florida State Univ.
Little, G. and E. Hall. Coleridge’s ‘To the Rev W. L. Bowles’: another
version? RES n.s. 32 1981. Source in Bath Chron.
Kelliher, H. Thomas Wilkinson of Yanwath, friend of Wordsworth
and Coleridge. BLJ 8 1982. Coleridge’s ms version of lines by
Wilkinson.
Morrison, A. Samuel Taylor Coleridge’s Greek prize ode on the slave
trade. In An infinite complexity: essays on romanticism, ed J. R.
Watson, Edinburgh 1983. Greek text with discussion and trn.
McKusick, J. C. A new poem by Samuel Taylor Coleridge. MP 84 1987.
Translation of the Song of Deborah, at NYPL.
Coleridge’s ‘Dejection’: the earliest manuscripts and the earliest
printings. Ed S. M. Parrish, Ithaca NY 1988. Contains facs.
Freeman, A. and T. Hofmann. The ghost of Coleridge’s first effort: ‘A
monody on the death of Chatterton’, Library 6th ser 11 1989.
Heavy offsetting preserves earlier text in rogue copy.
Wu, D.‘Nina-Thoma’: an addition to the Coleridge bibliography. N
& Q 238, Dec 1993.
(B) Essays, reviews and discursive prose mainly on non-literary
subjects
Hints towards the formulation of a more comprehensive theory of
life. Ed S. B. Watson 1848, facs Farnborough, Hants 1970;
Philadelphia 1848; ed T. Ashe 1885 (in Miscellanies, aesthetic and
literary).
Ingleby, C. M. Coleridge’s unpublished mss. N & Q 8, 9 July 1853, and
9, 27 May and 24 June 1854. Attacks J. H. Green as literary executor.
See also Trans Royal Soc of Lit 9 1870.