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Ashley, A. J. Coleridge on Galt. TLS 25 Sep 1930. Marginalia on The
provost.
Dike, E. B. Coleridge marginalia in Henry Brooke’s The fool of
quality. Huntington Lib Bull 2 1931; rptd separately Cambridge
MA 1931.
Fletcher, E. G. Two Coleridge marginalia. N & Q 165, 30 Sep 1933.
Swift’s Gulliver, Howie’s Biographia Scoticana.
Gibbs, W. E. Two unpublished notes by Coleridge. MLN 48 1933.
Marginalia on Cowley and Mandeville’s Bees.
Lindsay, J. I. Coleridge marginalia in a volume of Descartes. PMLA
49 1934.
Snyder, A. D. Coleridge marginalia in the Forster Library. N & Q 167,
24 Nov 1934. On Anderson’s British poets.
Lindsay, J. I. Coleridge marginalia in Jacobi’s Werke. MLN 50 1935.
Kligender, F. G. Coleridge on Robinson Crusoe. TLS 1 Feb 1936.
Potter, G. R. Unpublished marginalia in Coleridge’s copy of
Malthus’s Essay on population. PMLA 51 1936. Reply by K. Curry
54 1939.
Evans, B. I. Coleridge on slang. TLS 29 May 1937. Marginalia on
Marcus Aurelius’s Conversations, tr J. Collier.
Patton, L. Coleridge and the soldier. TLS 21 Aug 1937. Marginalia on
Stewart’s Outlines for the British land forces.
Shearer, E. A. Wordsworth and Coleridge marginalia in a copy of
Richard Payne Knight’s Analytical inquiry. HLQ 1 1937. Reply by J.
I. Lindsay, A note on the marginalia, ibid. See also J. H.
Wagenblass, Coleridge in dubious battle, HLQ 13 1950. Includes
Wordsworth marginalia.
Davies, D. Coleridge’s marginalia in Mather’s Magnalia. HLQ 2
1939.
Kurtz, B. P. Coleridge on Swedenborg, with unpublished marginalia
on the Prodromus. In Essays and studies by members of the
Department of English, University of California, Univ of
California Pbns in English 14 1943.
Brinkley, R. F. Coleridge on John Petvin and John Locke. HLQ 8 1945.
Brinkley, R. F. Some unpublished Coleridge marginalia: Richter and
Reimarus. JEGP 44 1945. Vol and marginalia described in
Princeton Univ Lib Chron 5 1943.
Patton, L. Coleridge marginalia in the Duke University Library:
Charles Tennyson Turner’s Sonnets. Duke Univ Lib Notes 15
1945. Coleridge’s notes not in his hand.
Finch, J. S. Charles Lamb’s copy of The history of Philip de
Commines with autograph notes by Lamb and Coleridge.
Princeton Univ Lib Chron 9 1947.
Langford, G. John Barclay’s Argenis: a seminal novel. Texas Univ
Stud in English 26 1947. Quotes marginalia in BL in a more complete
form than in Literary remains.
McElderry, B. R. Coleridge on Blake’s Songs. MLQ 9 1948. Quasimarginalia.
Patton, L. Coleridge’s marginal comments on Bowles’ The spirit of
discovery. Duke Univ Lib Notes 19 1948. A ghost?
Brinkley, R. F. Coleridge’s criticism of Jeremy Taylor. HLQ 13 1950.
Hough, G. Some Coleridge marginalia. MLN 66 1951. Hone’s
Apocryphal New Testament.
Wells, G. A. Coleridge and Goethe on scientific method in the light
of some unpublished Coleridge marginalia in Heinroth’s
Anthropologie. German Life & Letters n.s. 1951.
Hardy, B. Coleridge’s marginalia in Fuller’s Pisgah-sight of
Palestine. MLR 47 1952.
Seronsy, C. C. Coleridge marginalia in Lamb’s copy of Daniel’s
Poetical works. HLB 7 1953.
Zall, P. M. A Coleridge inscription. TLS 22 May 1953. In Mary Lamb,
Mrs Leicester’s school.
Brinkley, R. F. (ed). Coleridge on the seventeenth century. Durham
NC 1955; facs New York 1968. Chiefly reprints and fresh transcripts
of marginalia in Literary remains; includes notebook
material.
Seronsy, C. C. More Coleridge marginalia. SP 52 1955. On Petrarch,
Aristophanes and Walker’s rhyming dictionary.
Barnet, S. Coleridge on puns: a note to his Shakespeare criticism.
JEGP 56 1957.
Barnet, S. Coleridge’s marginalia in Stockdale’s Shakespeare of
1784. HLB 12 1958.
Schrickx, W. Coleridge and F. H. Jacobi. Revue Belge de philologie et
d’histoire 36 1958. Marginalia on Jacobi’s Ueber die Lehre des
Spinoza.
Davis, K. Unpublished Coleridge marginalia in a volume of John
Donne’s poetry. N & Q 208, May 1963. Charles Lamb’s copy of
Poems 1669, now owned by Mrs Weld Arnold.
Robinson, J. Coleridge’s marginalia. N & Q 223, June 1978. On Scott’s
Minstrelsy of the Scottish border (2nd edn 1803) in the possession
of Professor Donald Baker.
Marginalia. Ed G. Whalley, succeeded by H. J. Jackson. 5 vols 1980–
(Collected works). 3 vols to date.
Coleridge’s books and borrowings
See also under Manuscript materials and Bibliographies (Anderson, Haney
etc), above; also Textual/bibliographical criticism, below (Lowes etc).
Baker, J. Books read by Coleridge and Southey, from the records of
the Bristol Library. Chambers’s Jnl 1 Feb 1890; rptd in his Literary
and biographical studies 1908.
Kaufman, P. The reading of Southey and Coleridge: the record of
their borrowings from the Bristol Library 1793–98. MP 21 1924.
Corrects and expands Baker (1890), above.
Snyder, A. D. Books borrowed by Coleridge from the library of the
University of Göttingen 1799. MP 25 1928.
Whalley, G. The Bristol Library borrowings of Southey and
Coleridge 1793–8. Library 5th ser 4 1949. Corrects and expands
Kaufman (1924), above.
[Whalley, G.] The dispersal of Coleridge’s books. TLS 28 Oct 1949.
Correction 9 Dec 1949.
[Whalley, G.] A library cormorant. Listener 52, 9 Sep 1954.
Kaufman, P. Coleridge’s use of cathedral libraries. MLN 75 1960.
[Whalley, G.] Portrait of a bibliophile VII. BC 10 1961. On the dispersal
and present location of Coleridge’s books.
Shaver, C. L. and A. Shaver. Wordsworth’s library: a catalogue. New
York 1979. Appendix 2 lists books marked in the ms catalogue as
belonging to Coleridge.
Mays, J. C. C. Coleridge’s borrowings from Jesus College library,
1791–94. Trans of the Cambridge Bibl Soc 8 1985.
Coffman, R. J. Coleridge’s library: a bibliography of books owned or
read by Samuel Taylor Coleridge. Boston 1987. Ambitious but
error-prone.
Pseudonymous works
Pseudonyms employed by Coleridge in his journalism are described in C.
Woodring, Politics in the poetry of Coleridge, Madison WI 1961,
Appendix B.
Attributed and spurious works
See also Textual/bibliographical criticism, below (e.g. Griggs 1954).
Wright, G. W. A sonnet by Coleridge. N & Q 152, 12 Feb 1927. To
poverty, by Joseph Cottle.
Patton, L. The Coleridge canon. TLS 3 Sep 1938. Poems purloined by
Coleridge for Watchman. Reply by B. R. Davis, 10 Sep 1938, mentions
a Southey poem falsely ascribed to Coleridge.
Wasserman, E. R. Coleridge’s ‘metrical experiments’. MLN 55 1940,
63 1948. Coleridge’s authorship questioned.
Maxwell, J. C. Coleridge: a false attribution. N & Q 208, May 1963. By
James Hogg.
Beer, J. Who wrote ‘The barberry-tree’? RES n.s. 37 1986. Beer suggests
Coleridge while, in the same issue, Jonathan Wordsworth
suggests William Wordsworth and J. C. C. Mays suggests an
unidentified parodist.