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Early Nineteenth-Century Poetry
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The necessity of atheism [anon, by T. Hogg and Shelley]. Worthing
[1811], London 1906; ed S. Looker in his Shelley, Trelawny and
Henley, Worthing 1950 (photo facs); ed E. Chesser 1965; tr Rus
1973.
A poetical essay on the existing state of things, by a gentleman of the
University of Oxford. [1811]. No known copy.
An address to the Irish people. Dublin 1812; ed T. Wise 1886, 1890
(Shelley Soc), 1890; New York 1975 (reprint of 1890).
Proposals for an association of those philanthropists, who convinced
of the inadequacy of the moral and political state of
Ireland to produce benefits which are nevertheless attainable, are
willing to unite to accomplish its regeneration. Dublin [1812].
Declaration of rights. [Dublin 1812]; rptd in Republican 24 Sep 1819;
Miscellanies of the Philobiblon Soc 12 1868–9; Fortnightly Rev 15,
Jan 1871; Fifty major documents of the nineteenth century, ed L.
Snyder, Princeton 1955. Two copies of this anon broadside are in
the Public Record Office, and one in the Huntington.
The Devil’s walk: a ballad. [Barnstaple? 1812]; rptd by W. Rossetti,
Fortnightly Rev 15, Jan 1871. Pbd as anon broadside; one copy in
Public Record Office, one at Univ of Texas.
A letter to Lord Ellenborough. [1812] (priv ptd) (one known copy, in
Bodleian); [ed J. Wheeler] 1883; ed T. Wise 1887, 1894 (Shelley Soc);
tr Rus 1973.
A vindication of natural diet: being one in a series of notes to Queen
Mab, a philosophical poem. 1813; [ed H. Salt and W. Axon] 1884
(Shelley Soc), 1886, 1922; Folcroft PA (reprint of 1884); New York
1975 (reprint of 1886); Philadelphia 1978 (reprint of 1884).
Queen Mab: a philosophical poem, with notes. 1813 (priv ptd).
Numerous unauthorised edns 1821–57, including 1821 (Clark’s
edn, some copies bowdlerised), 1821 (Benbow’s edn, with false
New York imprint), 1822 (Carlile’s edn, some copies without the
notes), 1823, 1826, 1829 (Brooks’s edn), 1830 (S. Hunt’s bowdlerised
edn), New York 1831, London 1847 (Watson’s edn); introd
by J. Wordsworth, Spelsbury 1990 (facs; Revolution and romanticism
1789–1834); tr Ger [1897], Jap 1972.
A refutation of deism, in a dialogue. 1814 (anon); rptd in Theological
Inquirer Mar–Apr 1815; 1890.
[Review of] Hogg’s Memoirs of Prince Haimatoff. Critical Rev 6 1814
(anon); ed T. Wise 1886, 1886 (rev) (Shelley Soc); New York 1975
(reprint of 1886); rptd in Memoirs of Prince Haimatoff, ed S.
Scott, 1952 (Folio Soc).
Alastor: or the spirit of solitude, and other poems. 1816; ed H.
Forman 1876 (priv ptd); ed B. Dobell 1885, 1887 (Shelley Soc); New
York 1975 (reprint of 1885); tr Fr 1884, 1895, 1991 (with preface),
Du [1906], 1909 (Frisian, 1918), Ger 1909, 1960, Ital 1923.
A proposal for putting reform to the vote throughout the
kingdom, by the Hermit of Marlow. 1817; ed H. Forman 1887
(facs of holograph ms) (Shelley Soc); New York 1975 (reprint of
1887).
An address to the people on the death of Princess Charlotte, by the
Hermit of Marlow. [1817], [1843?] (‘facsimile reprint’ but no copy
known of supposed 1817 edn; ptd from ms?), Edinburgh 1883
(priv ptd).
Remarks on ‘Mandeville’ and Mr Godwin, by E. K. [‘Elfin Knight’,
i.e. Shelley]. Examiner 28 Dec 1817; rptd by Medwin, Athenaeum
27 Oct 1832.
History of a six weeks’ tour through a part of France, Switzerland,
Germany, and Holland: with letters descriptive of a sail round
the lake of Geneva, and of the glaciers of Chamouni [by Shelley
and M. Shelley]. 1817 [anon; reissued 1829]; ed C. Elton 1894
(abridged); introd by J. Wordsworth, Spelsbury 1989, rptd 1991
(facs; in Revolution and romanticism, 1789–1834).
Laon and Cythna, or the revolution in the golden city: a vision of the
nineteenth century in the stanza of Spenser. 1818. Suppressed, rev
and reissued as The revolt of Islam: a poem in twelve cantos, 1818
(a few copies dated 1817; reissued 1829).
Rosalind and Helen: a modern eclogue; with other poems. 1819; ed
H. Forman 1876 (priv ptd); ed H. Forman 1888 (Shelley Soc); New
York 1975 (reprint of 1888).
The Cenci: a tragedy in five acts. 1819 (ptd in Italy), 1821, 1827
(Benbow’s unauthorised edn); ed A. and H. Forman 1886 (Shelley
Soc); New York 1903 (priv ptd); ed G. Woodberry, Boston 1909
(with bibliography); Leipzig 1916 (Tauchnitz), 1922, London
[1928]; ed. A. Hicks and R. Clark, Caldwell ID 1945 (a stage
version); ed R. Duerksen, Indianapolis 1970; New York 1970
(reprint of 1886); New York 1975 (reprint of 1886); introd by J.
Wordsworth, Oxford 1991 (facs; in Revolution and romanticism,
1789–1834); tr Ger 1837, 1904, 1907, 1924, Ital 1844, 1892, 1898, 1912,
1931, Rus 1864, 1899, Fr 1883 (preface by A. Swinburne), 1990,
Polish 1912, Cz 1922, 1960, Jap 1955, Armenian 1977.
Prometheus unbound: a lyrical drama in four acts, with other
poems. 1820; ed V. Scudder, Boston [1892], London [1892]; ed G.
Dickinson 1898, 1904 (priv ptd), New York 1904 (priv ptd); ed R.
Ackermann, Heidelberg 1908; ed A. Hughes, Oxford 1910, 1957;
ed G. Fernando, Florence 1922 (notes in Ital); Oxford 1923 (plain
text); ed L. Zillman, Seattle 1959 (variorum edn, with bibliography);
New York [1960]; ed N. Basu, Calcutta 1961; ed L. Zillman,
1968 (Shelley’s Prometheus unbound: the text and the drafts); tr
Ger 1876, 1887, Fr 1884, 1912, 1942, Danish 1892, Ital 1892, 1892,
1894, 1901, 1904, 1922, 1925, 1946, Norwegian 1892, 1951, Arabic
1947, Serbo-Croat 1952, Hebrew 1953, Jap 1957, Hungarian 1961,
Georgian 1962, Bengali 1975.
Oedipus tyrannus or Swellfoot the tyrant: a tragedy in two acts,
translated from the original Doric. 1820 (anon; edn suppressed);
ed H. Forman [1876], [1884]; tr Polish 1912.
Epipsychidion: verses addressed to the noble and unfortunate Lady
Emilia V_ now imprisoned in the convent of _. 1821 (anon,
withdrawn); ed H. Forman 1876 (priv ptd); ed R. Potts 1887
(Shelley Soc) (introd by S. Brooke); 1921, Montagnola 1923;
Menston, Yorks 1971 (facs of 1821 and of Bodleian ms Shelley d. 1);
New York 1975 (reprint of 1887); tr Ital 1893, 1928, Ger 1900, Jap
1923, Polish [1924].
Adonais: an elegy on the death of John Keats, author of Endymion,
Hyperion etc. Pisa 1821, Cambridge 1829; [ed H. Forman 1877]
(priv ptd); ed T. Wise 1886, 1887 (rev) (Shelley Soc); ed W. Rossetti,
Oxford 1890; ed W. Rossetti, rev A. Prickard, 1903, 1904 (facs); ed
A. Weekes [1910]; San Francisco 1922 (facs, priv ptd); ed S.
Policardi, Milan 1925 (notes in Ital); ed N. Douglas 1927 (photo
facs); ed C. Sawyer 1936; ed F. Pinion [1955]; New York 1975
(reprint of 1886); ed A. Knerr, New York 1984 (a critical edn); [New
York 1990] (priv ptd); introd by J. Wordsworth, Spelsbury 1992
(facs; in Revolution and romanticism, 1789–1834); tr Ital 1830,
1899, 1925, 1948, 1956, Ger 1900, 1910, Frisian 1916, Sp 1936, 1944,
1947, 1954, Danish 1950.
Hellas: a lyrical drama. 1822; ed T. Wise 1886, 1887 (Shelley Soc); New
York 1970 (reprint of 1886); New York 1975 (reprint of 1886); tr Ital
1855, Fr 1884, 1906.
Poetical pieces by the late Percy Bysshe Shelley: containing
Prometheus unmasked, a lyrical drama, with other poems;
Hellas: a lyrical drama; The Cenci: a tragedy in five acts; Rosalind
and Helen: with other poems. 1823. A reissue of the 1st edns (2nd
edn of Cenci) with a new title page; some copies omit Hellas.
Posthumous poems. [Ed M. Shelley] 1824 [suppressed]; ed I. Massey,
Montreal 1969 (Mary Shelley’s fair-copy book, Bodleian ms
Shelley adds. d. 9, collated with the holographs and the printed
texts); introd by J. Wordsworth, Spelsbury 1991 (facs; in
Romanticism and revolution, 1789–1834).
The masque of anarchy: a poem now first published, with a preface
by L. Hunt. 1832, 1842; ed H. Forman 1887 (Shelley Soc) (photo facs
of the holograph (‘Wise’) ms, entitled The mask of anarchy); ed T.
Wise 1892 (facs of 1832) (Shelley Soc); foreword by D. Gould 1970,
1973 (2nd edn); New York 1975 (reprint of 1887); New York 1975