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(reprint of 1892); introd by J. Wordsworth, Spelsbury 1990 (facs of
1832; in Romanticism and revolution, 1789–1834).
The Shelley papers: memoir by T. Medwin and original poems and
papers by Shelley. 1833, 1844. Original material rptd from
Athenaeum 28 July, 11, 25 Aug, 1–29 Sep, 20–7 Oct, 10–24 Nov, 8
Dec (by T. Kelsall) 1832, 20 Apr 1833; adds one spurious poem.
Essays, letters from abroad, translations and fragments. Ed M.
Shelley 2 vols 1840, Philadelphia 1840, London 1841, 1 vol 1845, 2
vols 1852, 1856. First pbn of A defence of poetry; see under
Collections, above.
Shelley memorials, from authentic sources; to which is added An
essay on Christianity. Ed Lady Shelley [and R. Garnett] 1859, 1859,
Boston 1859, London 1862 (‘2nd edn’), 1875 (‘3rd edn’); St Clair
Shores MI 1970.
Relics of Shelley. Ed R. Garnett 1862.
The daemon of the world: the first part as published in 1816 with
Alastor; the second part deciphered and now printed from his
manuscript revision and interpolations in the newly discovered
copy of Queen Mab. Ed H. Forman 1876 (priv ptd).
To the Nile; and Shelley fragments. St James’s Mag Mar 1876. Pt of
Essay on Christianity.
Notes on sculptures in Rome and Florence together with a Lucianic
fragment and a criticism on Peacock’s poem Rhododaphne. Ed H.
Forman 1879 (priv ptd) (from ms).
[Fragment of a satire on satire.] Ed E. Dowden in his
Correspondence of Robert Southey with Caroline Bowles, 1881.
The wandering jew [or The victim of the eternal avenger]. Ed B.
Dobell 1887 (Shelley Soc); New York 1975 (reprint of 1887). Text
conflated from extracts in Edinburgh Literary Jnl 20, 27 June, 4
July, 26 Dec 1829 and from text ‘in a complete state’ in Fraser’s
Mag July 1831.
An examination of the Shelley manuscripts in the Bodleian Library,
by C. Locock. Oxford 1903; rptd Norwood PA 1975. New and corrected
texts.
Shelley’s prose in the Bodleian manuscripts. Ed A. Koszul, Oxford
1910.
Note books of Shelley, from the originals in the library of W. K.
Bixby [now in Huntington], deciphered, transcribed and edited,
with a full commentary, by H. Buxton Forman. 3 vols Boston 1911
(priv ptd). See below, Mss of the younger romantics vol 4, ed M.
Quinn, 1990.
A philosophical view of reform. Ed T. Rolleston, Oxford 1920; ed W.
Peck 1930 (priv ptd); ed R. White in his Political tracts of
Wordsworth, Coleridge and Shelley, Cambridge 1953, rptd
Folcroft PA 1974, Norwood PA 1977.
New fragments by Shelley. Ed E. Gosse, TLS 24 Feb 1921. Verses from
mss now at Eton College.
Inédits italiens de Shelley. [Ed] A. Koszul, Revue de Littérature
Comparée 2 1922.
[Prose fragment on the resettlement of the Jews.] Ed T. Saito in The
Shelley memorial volume by members of the English Club,
Imperial University of Tokyo, Tokyo 1923. With photo facs of ms,
which was probably destroyed in 1945–6.
The celandine. Ed W. Peck, Boston Herald 21 Dec 1925; ed E.
Blakeney, Winchester 1927 (priv ptd).
An unpublished ballad by Shelley [‘Young parson Richards’]. Ed W.
Peck, PQ 5 1926; ed Peck, Iowa City 1926 (priv ptd).
The Shelley notebook in the Harvard Library. Ed G. Woodberry,
Cambridge MA 1929 (photo facs); rptd Folcroft PA 1969. See below,
The Harvard Shelley poetic manuscripts, ed D. Reiman 1991; and
compare G. Woodberry, Notes on the manuscript volume of
Shelley’s poems in the library of Harvard College, Cambridge MA
1889; autograph ascriptions corrected by M. Kessel, TLS 5 Sep 1936.
On the vegetable system of diet. Ed R. Ingpen 1929 (priv ptd); rptd in
his Verse and prose from the manuscripts of Shelley, 1934, below;
1940, 1947.
Percy Bysshe Shelley
Plato’s Banquet translated from the Greek: a discourse on the
manners of the antient Greeks relative to the subject of love; also
A preface to the Banquet. Ed R. Ingpen 1931 (priv ptd) (from ms).
See Shelley’s translations from Plato, below.
Verse and prose from the manuscripts of Shelley. Ed J. Shelley-Rolls
and R. Ingpen 1934 (priv ptd); rptd Folcroft PA 1974, Philadelphia
1977.
Sadak the wanderer: an unknown Shelley poem. Ed D. Cook, TLS 16
May 1936. Rptd from Keepsake 1828.
A Shelley letter. Ed E. Blakeney, Winchester 1936 (priv ptd). Verse
letter to Fergus Graham.
[Verses from Claire Clairmont’s jnl]. In N. White, Shelley vol 2, New
York 1940; ed L. Robertson, MLR 47 1953.
[Translation from Aristotle, Ethics IX viii]. In Shelley at Oxford, ed
W. Scott, 1944 (priv ptd).
Unpublished fragments by Shelley and Mary. Ed F. Jones, SP 45
1948. On miracles and the game laws.
Shelley’s translations from Plato: a critical edition. Ed J. Notopoulos
in his Platonism of Shelley: a study of Platonism and the poetic
mind, Durham NC 1949, rptd New York 1969. Includes unpbd
material.
Music at Marlow: an unpublished holograph note by Shelley. Ed N.
Rogers, Keats–Shelley Memorial Bull 5 1953.
[A midsummer night’s dream poem.] Ed N. Rogers in his Shelley at
work, Oxford 1956, 1967 (rev).
[Italian version of Ode to liberty.] Ed N. Rogers in his Shelley at
work, Oxford 1956, 1967 (rev).
[An incitement to Satan.] Ed G. Matthews, Stand 5 1960. A poem.
[The pursued and the pursuer.] Ed G. Matthews, Stand 5 1960. A
poem.
Time: an unpublished sequel. Ed I. Massey, SiR 2 1962.
The Esdaile notebook: a volume of early poems. Ed K. Cameron,
New York 1964, London 1964 (rev); ed N. Rogers as The Esdaile
poems, Oxford 1966.
Brew, C. A new Shelley text: Essay on miracles and Christian doctrine.
Keats–Shelley Memorial Bull 28 1977.
Chernaik, J. and T. Burnett. The Byron and Shelley notebooks in the
Scrope Davies find. RES 29 1978.
Dawson P. Shelley and the improvvisatore Sgricci: an unpublished
review. Ed Keats–Shelley Memorial Bull 32 1981.
The Esdaile notebook: a facsimile of the holograph notebook in the
Carl H. Pforzheimer library. Ed D. Reiman 1985 (Mss of the
younger romantics: Shelley, vol 1).
Hellas: a lyrical drama: a facsimile of the press-copy transcript by
Edward E. Williams, with Shelley’s corrections, together with
other poems by Shelley in the Henry E. Huntington library. Ed D.
Reiman 1985 (Mss of the younger romantics: Shelley, vol 3).
The mask of anarchy: facsimile of the intermediate fair-copy holograph
in the Ashley Collection, the British Library, the press-copy
transcription by Mary W. Shelley . . .in the Library of Congress,
proofs of the first edition, 1832 . . .in the Luther A. Brewer
Collection, University of Iowa, and a holograph addition to Leigh
Hunt’s preface in the Ashley Collection, the British Library. Ed D.
Reiman 1985 (Mss of the younger romantics: Shelley, vol 2).
Peter Bell the Third: a facsimile of the press-copy transcript . . .and
The triumph of life: a facsimile of Shelley’s holograph draft. Ed
D. Reiman 1986 (Bodleian Shelley mss, vol 1).
Bodleian MS. Shelley adds. d. 7. Ed I. Massey 1987 (Bodleian Shelley
mss, vol 2).
Bodleian MS. Shelley e. 4. Ed P. Dawson 1987 (Bodleian Shelley mss,
vol 3).
Bodleian MS. Shelley d. 1, including drafts of Speculations on
morals and metaphysics, A defence of poetry, Ode to Naples, The
witch of Atlas, Epipsychidion, and Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley’s
The fields of fancy/Mathilda. Ed E. Murray. Parts i and ii [i.e. 2
vols] 1988 (Bodleian Shelley mss, vol 4).
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