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Ward, C. A. Coleridge. Athenaeum 1 July 1893, 26 Oct 1895, 1 Feb
1896. Describes 2 vols of ms Opus maximum. Reply by L. E.
Watson 23 Nov 1895.
Raysor, T. M. Unpublished fragments on aesthetics by S. T.
Coleridge. SP 22 1925. From BL MS Egerton 2800.
Coleridge on logic and learning, with selections from the unpublished
manuscripts. Ed A. D. Snyder, New Haven CT 1929; facs
Folcroft PA 1973, Norwood PA 1976. Includes selections from
philosophical notebooks.
The political thought of Coleridge. Ed R. J. White 1938; facs Folcroft
PA 1970, London 1970.
Hellman, G. S. Coleridge on trial marriages: text of an unfinished
essay. Saturday Rev of Lit 29 Aug 1942.
Patterson, C. I. The authenticity of Coleridge’s Reviews of Gothic
romances. JEGP 50 1951. Argues Coleridge was the author of only
one of four reviews rptd by G. Greever (see Letters, Conversations,
Notebooks, Marginalia, below, under 1926), namely The monk.
But see also D. Roper, Coleridge and the ‘Critical Review’, MLR 55
1960.
Whalley, G. Coleridge on classical prosody: an unidentified review
of 1797. RES n.s. 2 1951.
Political tracts of Wordsworth, Coleridge and Shelley. Ed R. J. White,
Cambridge 1953.
Erdman, D. V. Coleridge on George Washington: newly discovered
essays of 1800. BNYPL 61 1957.
Bostetter, E. E. Coleridge’s manuscript essay On the passions. JHI 31
1970. On the ms at the BL.
Reid, S. W. The composition and revision of Coleridge’s essay on
Aeschylus’ Prometheus. SB 24 1971. Adds to and corrects
Whalley’s account with reference to the ms at Duke Univ.
Haeger, J. H. Coleridge’s ‘bye blow’: the composition and date of
Theory of life. MP 74 1976.
Jackson, H. J. Coleridge on the King’s Evil. SiR 16 1977. Draws on
unpbd ms of scrofula essay at Victoria College Lib.
Jackson, H. J. Coleridge’s ‘Maxilian’. Comparative Lit 33 1981. On the
text pbd in Blackwood’s Mag Jan 1822.
Logic. Ed J. R. de J. Jackson 1981 (Collected works). Edited from the
ms in its entirety for the first time (see Snyder (1929), above).
Nabholtz, J. R. The text of Coleridge’s ‘Essays on the principles of
genial criticism’. MP 85 1987.
Of politics and society. Ed J. Morrow, in Coleridge’s writings vol 1, ed
J. Beer 1990.
Gamer, M.‘The most interesting novel in the English language’: an
unidentified addendum to Coleridge’s review of Udolpho. TWC
24 1993. Letter pbd in Critical Rev Nov 1794.
Of humanity. Ed A. Taylor 1994, in Coleridge’s writings vol 2, ed J.
Beer 1994.
(C) Lectures and sermons
Collier, J. P. Coleridge’s lectures on Shakespeare and Milton;
Coleridge and his lectures; Manuscript of Coleridge’s lectures in
1812; Coleridge and his lectures. N & Q 10, 22 July, 12 Aug 1854.
Reply by J. M. G[utch] 5 Aug 1854. See W. J. Fitzpatrick, N & Q 12, 4
Aug 1855, with reports of lectures from the Dublin
Correspondent.
Seven lectures on Shakespeare and Milton by the late S. T. Coleridge.
Ed J. P. Collier 1856; facs New York 1968; New York 1975. Preface
includes a defence against charges that the shorthand notes of
Coleridge’s lectures were a fabrication. See ‘Detective’ (A. E. Brae),
Literary cookery, 1855.
Shakespeare, Ben Jonson, Beaumont and Fletcher: notes and lectures
by S. T. Coleridge. Liverpool 1874, 1881; Edinburgh 1905.
Campbell, J. D. Coleridge’s [literary] lectures in 1818. Athenaeum 16
Mar, 4 May 1889.
Campbell, J. D. Some [philosophical] lectures delivered by Coleridge
in the winter of 1818–19. Athenaeum 26 Dec 1891, 2 Jan 1892.
Samuel Taylor Coleridge
Coleridge’s essays and lectures on Shakespeare. [1907] etc (EL).
Coleridge’s Shakespearean criticism. Ed T. M. Raysor 2 vols
Cambridge MA and London 1930, rev 2 vols London 1960 (EL). An
extension of the original edns of Notes and lectures on
Shakespeare in above etc, with new material from ms etc.
Lectures and notes on Shakespeare and other dramatists. 1931
(WC).
Coleridge’s miscellaneous criticism. Ed T. M. Raysor, Cambridge
MA and London 1936. Lectures, marginalia and notes.
The philosophical lectures, hitherto unpublished. Ed K. Coburn
1949, 1950. The text, primarily based on a shorthand transcript
taken at the lectures, is reconstructed by use of notebooks, marginalia
and pbd works; with unpbd marginalia of Coleridge on
Tennemann and Kant. See Coburn’s S. T. Coleridge’s philosophical
lectures of 1818–19, RES 10 1934.
Colmer, J. A. An unpublished sermon by S. T. Coleridge. N & Q 203,
Apr 1958. Among the Poole papers in the BL.
Coleridge’s writings on Shakespeare. Ed T. Hawkes, New York 1959;
rptd 1969 (Pen).
Foakes, R. A. (ed). Coleridge on Shakespeare: the text of the lectures
of 1811–12. 1971.
Haven, R. Coleridge on Milton: a lost lecture. TWC 3 1972. A contemporary
report pbd in Rifleman on 26 Jan 1812.
Fenner, T. L.‘The Traveller’ reports on Coleridge’s 1811 lectures. N &
Q 219, Sep 1974.
Harding, A. J. Coleridge’s college declamation, 1792. TWC 8 1977.
Jesus College Cambridge ms, with a trn of the Latin.
Foakes, R. A. What did Coleridge say? John Payne Collier and the
reports of the 1811–12 lectures. In Reading Coleridge: approaches
and applications, ed W. B. Crawford, Ithaca NY 1979.
Foakes, R. A. (ed). Lectures 1808–1819: on literature. 2 vols 1987
(Collected works). Includes reports and supplementary records
of the several series, on Shakespeare, other authors and general
topics, freshly edited from original sources.
Foakes, R. A. (ed). Coleridge’s criticism of Shakespeare: a selection.
1989.
The Romantics on Shakespeare. Ed J. Bate 1992 (Pen). Includes a full
selection of Coleridge material.
Letters, conversation, notebooks, marginalia
It should be noted that the categories in this section overlap: Allsop might have
been placed under Conversation, etc. There is also some overlap with previous
sections (e.g. marginalia and extracts from letters are included in several
selections of prose, above), and with later sections (e.g. Whalley 1969 in Section
§2 below might have appeared here in category D).
(A) Letters
[Allsop, T.] Letters, conversations and recollections of Coleridge. 2
vols 1836, 1858, 1864 (omitting prefaces of 1st and 2nd edns).
Garnett, R. Letters from Coleridge to William Godwin. Macmillan’s
Mag 9 1864; rptd Littell’s Living Age (Boston) 3rd ser 25 1864.
[Call, W. M.] Unpublished letters written by Coleridge. Westminster
Rev 93 1870. Call was Dr Brabant’s son-in-law.
Meteyard, E. A group of Englishmen (1795–1815): being records of
the younger Wedgwoods and their friends. 1871. Includes
Coleridge letters.
Paul, C. K. William Godwin: his friends and contemporaries. 2 vols
1876. Publishes Coleridge letters with surrounding discussion.
Unpublished letters to the Rev John Prior Estlin. Ed H. A. Bright,
Trans Philobiblon Soc 15 1884; 1884 (priv ptd); facs Folcroft PA
1970, Norwood PA 1975.
Knight, W. G. Memorials of Coleorton: being letters from Coleridge,
Wordsworth and his sister, Southey and Sir Walter Scott to Sir
George and Lady Beaumont of Coleorton Leicestershire 1803–34.
2 vols Edinburgh 1887.
Sandford, Mrs H. Thomas Poole and his friends. 2 vols 1888.
Contains letters and reminiscences.
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