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Santayana, G. Shelley: or the poetic value <strong>of</strong> revolutionary principles.<br />

In his Winds <strong>of</strong> doctrine, 1913; rptd in his Essays in literary<br />

criticism, ed I. Singer, New York 1956.<br />

de Madariaga, S. In his Shelley and Calderón and other essays, 1920.<br />

Biographical studies<br />

Medwin, T. Journal <strong>of</strong> the conversations <strong>of</strong> Lord Byron, noted<br />

during a residence with his Lordship at Pisa in the years 1821 and<br />

1822. 1824 (3 edns), Paris 1824, New York 1824, 2 vols 1825, 1 vol<br />

Baltimore 1825, London 1832; ed E. Lovell, Princeton 1966.<br />

Medwin, T. Life <strong>of</strong> Percy Bysshe Shelley. 2 vols 1847; ed H. Forman,<br />

Oxford 1913 (‘from a copy copiously amended and extended by<br />

the author’); rptd St Clair Shores MI 1971, Folcr<strong>of</strong>t PA 1973.<br />

Smith, H. A graybeard’s gossip about his literary acquaintances.<br />

NMM Oct, Nov 1847.<br />

Hogg, T. Life <strong>of</strong> Shelley. 2 vols 1858 [ms <strong>of</strong> 2 further vols is lost]; ed E.<br />

Dowden 1906.<br />

Peacock, T. Memoirs <strong>of</strong> Shelley. Fraser’s Mag June 1858, Jan, Mar<br />

1860, Mar 1862; ed H. Brett-Smith, Oxford 1909; rptd in his<br />

Works vol 8, ed H. Brett-Smith and C. Jones,1934.<br />

Trelawny, E. Recollections <strong>of</strong> the last days <strong>of</strong> Shelley and Byron.<br />

1858, Boston 1858; ed E. Dowden 1906, Oxford 1923, 1931; ed J.<br />

Morpurgo 1952 (Folio Soc) (‘with additions from contemporary<br />

sources’); rev as Records <strong>of</strong> Shelley, Byron and the author, 2 vols<br />

1878, 1 vol 1887, [1905]; ed D. Wright 1973 (Pen Eng Lib).<br />

Hunt, T. Shelley, by one who knew him. Atlantic Monthly Feb 1863;<br />

rptd in E. Blunden, Shelley and Keats as they struck their contemporaries,<br />

1925, rptd Philadelphia 1977.<br />

MacCarthy, D. Shelley’s early life, from original sources. 1872; rptd<br />

Folcr<strong>of</strong>t PA 1976.<br />

Paul, C. In his William Godwin: his friends and contemporaries, 2<br />

vols 1876.<br />

Dowden, E. Life <strong>of</strong> Shelley. 2 vols 1886, 1 vol 1896 (rev and abridged);<br />

ed H. Read 1951.<br />

Rossetti, W. Memoir <strong>of</strong> Shelley, with new preface. 1886, 1886 (Shelley<br />

Soc), 1971, 1975. Originally prefixed to Poetical works, ed W.<br />

Rossetti, 1870, 1878 (rev).<br />

Elton, C. An account <strong>of</strong> Shelley’s visits to France, Switzerland and<br />

Savoy in the years 1814 and 1816. 1894.<br />

Koszul, A. La jeunesse de Shelley. Paris 1910.<br />

Trelawny, E. Letters. Ed H. Forman 1910.<br />

Angeli, H. Shelley and his friends in Italy. 1911; rptd New York 1982.<br />

Garnett, R. Letters about Shelley interchanged by three friends [E.<br />

Dowden, R. Garnett, W. Rossetti]. 1917; rptd New York 1971,<br />

Folcr<strong>of</strong>t PA 1973.<br />

Ingpen, R. Shelley in England: new facts and letters from the<br />

Shelley–Whitton papers. 1917.<br />

Maurois, A. Ariel: ou la vie de Shelley. Paris 1923; Eng trn by E.<br />

D’Arcy, 1924 etc.<br />

Peck, W. Shelley: his life and work. 2 vols 1927; rptd Folcr<strong>of</strong>t PA 1973.<br />

White, N. Shelley. 2 vols New York 1940 (rptd New York 1972), 2 vols<br />

London 1947 (rev); abridged as Portrait <strong>of</strong> Shelley, New York 1945.<br />

Blunden, E. Shelley: a life story. 1946; rptd Folcr<strong>of</strong>t PA 1973.<br />

Cameron, K. <strong>The</strong> young Shelley: genesis <strong>of</strong> a radical. New York 1950;<br />

rptd New York 1973.<br />

Cameron, K., F. Jones and N. White. An examination <strong>of</strong> the Shelley<br />

legend. Philadelphia 1951.<br />

Cline, C. Shelley, Byron and their Pisan circle. <strong>Cambridge</strong> MA 1952.<br />

Norman, S. Flight <strong>of</strong> the skylark: the development <strong>of</strong> Shelley’s reputation.<br />

Norman OK 1954.<br />

King-Hele, D. Shelley: his thought and work. 1960, 1971 (2nd edn,<br />

rev), 1984 (3rd edn, rev).<br />

Boas, L. Harriet Shelley: five long years. Oxford 1962; rptd Westport<br />

CT 1979.<br />

Buxton, J. Byron and Shelley: the history <strong>of</strong> a friendship. 1968.<br />

Fuller, J. Shelley: a biography. 1968.<br />

Reiman, D. Percy Bysshe Shelley. New York 1969, 1989 (rev).<br />

Matthews, G. Shelley. 1970 [British Council Writers and their Work].<br />

Cameron, K. Shelley: the golden years. <strong>Cambridge</strong> MA 1974.<br />

Holmes, R. Shelley: the pursuit. 1974; tr Fr 1990.<br />

Tomalin, C. Shelley and his world. 1980 [rev edn (Pen) 1992].<br />

Rees, J. Shelley’s Jane Williams. 1985.<br />

Crook, N. and D. Guiton. Shelley’s venomed melody. <strong>Cambridge</strong><br />

1986.<br />

O’Neill, M. Percy Bysshe Shelley: a literary life. 1989.<br />

St Clair, W. <strong>The</strong> Godwins and the Shelleys. 1989.<br />

Blumberg, J. Byron and the Shelleys: the story <strong>of</strong> a friendship. 1992.<br />

Gittings, R. Claire Clairmont and the Shelleys 1798–1879. Oxford<br />

1992. [ke]<br />

Charles Doyne Sillery 1807–37<br />

Vallery, or the citadel <strong>of</strong> the lake . . .. 2 vols Edinburgh, London,<br />

Glasgow and Dublin 1829.<br />

An essay on the creation <strong>of</strong> the universe. Edinburgh 1830. Prose.<br />

A discourse on the sufferings <strong>of</strong> our saviour. Edinburgh 1833;<br />

London [1837] (as <strong>The</strong> man <strong>of</strong> sorrows, with a biographical<br />

notice).<br />

Eldred <strong>of</strong> Erin: a poem . . .. Edinburgh 1833 (2nd edn).<br />

<strong>The</strong> royal mariner. 1834.<br />

Edward Smedley 1788–1836<br />

Collection<br />

Poems . . . with a selection from his correspondence and a memoir <strong>of</strong><br />

his life. 1837.<br />

§1<br />

A few verses, <strong>English</strong> and Latin. 1812. Anon.<br />

<strong>The</strong> death <strong>of</strong> Saul and Jonathan: a poem. 1814 (2 edns).<br />

Jephtha: a poem. 1814 (2 edns); London and <strong>Cambridge</strong> 1816.<br />

Jonah: a poem. 1815.<br />

Farewell to Harold. [1816.] Prose.<br />

Prescience, or the secret <strong>of</strong> divination: a poem. 1816.<br />

Religio christiani: a churchman’s answer . . .. <strong>Cambridge</strong> 1818.<br />

Anon.<br />

Religio clerici: a churchman’s epistle. 1818 (2 edns), 1819, 1821 (as<br />

Religio clerici: two epistles). Anon.<br />

A churchman’s second epistle . . .. 1819. Anon.<br />

<strong>The</strong> parson’s choice <strong>of</strong> town or country . . .. 1821. Anon.<br />

Lux renata: a protestant’s epistle . . .. 1827. Anon.<br />

<strong>The</strong> marriage in Cana: a poem. 1828.<br />

Saul at Endor: a dramatic sketch. 1829.<br />

Edited Br Critic, Quart <strong>The</strong>ological Rev (1827–43) and the<br />

Encyclopaedia Metropolitana; wrote on French and Venetian history and<br />

on the occult.<br />

Charles Smith 1749?–1824<br />

<strong>The</strong> Mosiad, or Israel delivered . . .. 1815.<br />

Poems. 1815.<br />

Percy Bysshe Shelley | Elizabeth Smith<br />

Elizabeth Smith 1776–1806<br />

§1<br />

Fragments, in prose and verse. By a young lady, lately deceased. Ed<br />

H. M. Bowdler, Bath, London and Edinburgh 1808 (anon) (5<br />

edns); Dublin 1808; Bath, London and Edinburgh 1809 (2 edns), 2<br />

vols 1809 (attributed), 2 vols 1810 (variant also issued <strong>of</strong> vol 2 as<br />

Memoirs <strong>of</strong> F. and M. Klopstock); Boston 1810; 2 vols Bath,<br />

London and Edinburgh 1811–12; Burlington NJ 1811; 2 vols<br />

London 1818, 2 vols 1824.<br />

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