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Reiman, D. H. English Romantic poetry, 1800–1835: a guide to information
sources. Detroit 1979 (Gale Information Guide Lib ser).
Ch 4 on Coleridge constitutes an intelligent selection.
Milton, M. L. T. The poetry of Samuel Taylor Coleridge: an annotated
bibliography of criticism, 1935–1970. New York 1981.
Crawford, W. B. and E. S. Lauterbach, with A. M. Crawford. Samuel
Taylor Coleridge: annotated bibliography of criticism and scholarship
– vol 2: 1900–1939 (with additional entries for 1795–1899).
Boston 1983. The most comprehensive to date.
(B) Concordances
Seely, G. W. Concordance to the poetical works of S. T. Coleridge.
1924.
Logan, Sister E. A concordance to the poetry of Samuel Taylor
Coleridge. Saint-Mary-of-the-Woods IN 1940; facs Gloucester
MA 1967.
(C) Biographies
This list excludes the classic accounts by Lamb, Hazlitt, De Quincey and other
contemporaries (notably James Gillman and Joseph Cottle) and is also highly
selective within the succeeding period.
Campbell, J. D. Coleridge: a narrative of the events of his life. 1894;
ed L. Stephen 1896; facs Hampstead 1970. Biographical introd to
his edn of Poetical works, 1893, which is in many ways still the
most balanced account.
Chambers, E. K. Samuel Taylor Coleridge; a biographical study.
Oxford 1938. Masterfully compressed but impatient with the
subject’s infirmities.
Hanson, L. The life of Samuel Taylor Coleridge, the early years.
1938. More sympathetic than Chambers, but the story only to
1800.
Deschamps, P. La formation de la pensée de Coleridge (1772–1804).
Paris 1964 (Études anglaises 15). Intellectual biography in the
French mode.
Bate, W. J. Coleridge. New York 1968. Efficient summary of the
whole man and his interests.
Lefebure, M. The bondage of love: a life of Mrs Samuel Taylor
Coleridge. 1986. Has influenced the approach to the husband. See
also B. K. Mudge, Sara Coleridge: a Victorian daughter, her life
and essays, New Haven CT 1989; and elsewhere on Hartley
Coleridge.
Holmes, R. Coleridge: early visions. 1989; rptd 1990 etc (Pen). A portrait
of Coleridge as person rather than intellectual, up to his
departure for Malta. The first vol of a 2-vol set, which was warmly
received. [jccm]
Charles Collins fl. 1819–44
Comàla: a dramatic poem, versified . . . After Ossian. Cambridge
[1819?]. Anon.
Death on the pale horse . . .: a poem. Cambridge [1819?]. Anon.
Juvenile blossoms. 1823.
Green leaves, or days of boyhood. 1844.
E. Colthurst fl. 1833–51
Emmanuel. Ed H. H. Beamish 1833. Anon.
Life: a poem. By the author of Emmanuel. Cork 1835. Anon.
Home. By the author of Emmanuel. Cork 1836. Anon. Prose.
Futurity. By the author of Emmanuel. Cork 1837. Anon. Prose and
verse.
Futurity continued. By the author of Emmanuel. Cork 1838. Anon.
Loyalty: a poem. By the author of Futurity. Cork 1838. Anon.
The storm. By the author of Emmanuel. Liverpool and London
1840. Anon.
Irrelagh, or the last of the chiefs. 1849. Anon. Prose.
Love and loyalty. By the author of Irrelagh. 1851. Anon.
Charles Caleb Colton 1780?–1832
Hypocrisy: a satire in three books . . .. Bk 1 Tiverton 1812.
Napoleon: a poem . . .. [1812.]
Lines on the conflagration of Moscow. 1816, 1817 (as The conflagration
of Moscow), 1822 (4th edn).
Lacon, or many things in few words. Vol 1 1820 (5 edns); New York
1820; London 1821 (7 edns); with vol 2 1822; New York 1821–2;
London 1823 (16th–19th edns); New York 1823–4; Philadelphia
1824; London 1824–5; New York 1825; London 1826; Bridgeport
1828; Concord NH 1828; London 1829; New York 1832; London
1833; New York 1836; London 1837; New York 1845, 1849; London
1851; New York 1855, 1858, 1860; London 1865, 1866; New York
1866; London 1867; Philadelphia 1871.
Gray’s elegy translated into Latin Ovidian verse. By the author of
Lacon [Colton]. 1822.
Thoughts in rhyme. Ed M. Sherwill, Paris 1832.
Modern antiquity and other poems . . . Ed [M. Sherwill] 1835.
Author of miscellaneous prose.
Josiah Conder, also ‘J. C. O’Reid’ 1789–1855
Collections
Miles 10 (11).
The associate minstrels and The star in the east. Ed D. H. Reiman,
New York and London 1977 (facs reprint).
§1
The associate minstrels. Ed Conder 1810 (anon), 1813. By Conder and
others.
Reviewers reviewed: including an enquiry into the moral and intellectual
effects of habits of criticism, by ‘J. C. O’Reid’. Oxford 1811.
Anon. Prose.
Gloria in excelsis deo. 1812. Anon.
The star in the east, with other poems. 1824; London and
Wellington, Salop [1824?].
The law of the sabbath, religious and political. 1830, 1852 (rev), 1853,
1900. Prose.
The congregational hymn-book. 1834, 1836, etc.
Illustrations of the Pilgrim’s progress; with a sketch of the life and
writings of Bunyan. [1836.] Life of Bunyan rptd in Pilgrim’s
progress, ed W. Mason, London and Paris 1838, etc. Prose.
The choir and the oratory, or praise and prayer. 1837.
The literary history of the New Testament. 1845, 1850. Anon.
Prose.
The poet of the sanctuary: a centenary commemoration of Isaac
Watts. 1851. Prose and verse.
Hymns of prayer, praise and devout meditation, prepared for publication
by the author. Ed [E. R. Conder] 1856.
§2
Conder, E. R. Josiah Conder: a memoir. 1857.
Conder wrote and edited a number of other works on religious, political, geographical
and literary subjects, and edited Eclectic Rev (1814–36), and
Patriot (1833–55).
Mary Ann Cookson fl. 1829
Poems on various subjects . . . Leith 1829 (3 edns).
Harriet, or Harriett, Cope fl. 1811–29
The triumphs of religion: a sacred poem . . .. 1811, 1819.
Suicide: a poem in four parts . . .. 1815.
Waterloo: a poem in two parts . . . By the author of Triumphs of religion.
[1822.] Anon.
A monody to the memory of Thomas Lord Erskine . . .. 1824.