London. John Arliss. 1822. 4 vols. pp. iv, 192; iv, 192; iv, 192, iv, 176. Each volume with frontis and 5 plates. Further illustrations in the text. 12mo. Original printed boards, spines darkened, very slightly rubbed and stained. In Vol 1 pp 3 - 6 damaged by fire affecting the text, the burn mark continues to p.12 but the text is legible. Vol 2 front endpapers look slightly affected by damp and the rear endpaper is torn away. Vol 4 front free endpaper torn. All volumes are divided into 6 sections with a colophon at the end of each part giving the publishers details and the same information at the top of the next section including the year. All published.

Reference: 228981

Londres. Clarke. 1815. pp. (ii), 218, errata slip. Frontis, title off set. 8vo. Full calf, gilt decoration, hinges rubbed. First French language editon published in Britain.

Reference: 10014

London. W. Goldsmith. 1772. pp. (ii), iv, 26. 4to. Last leaf repaired, affecting the text minimally, all words are readable. Some foxing, title page a little grubby. 1st edition, with the Goldsmith rather than the Newberry imprint, of the first of Chatterton's Rowley forgeries to be printed. ESTC T33753. BOUND WITH:- MICKLE, William Julius. SIR MARTYN, A Poem in the manner of Spenser. London. Flexney. 1777. pp. 6, (ii) of glossary, 71, (i). 4to. Vingette on title page, slightly browned. 1st published in 1767 as 'The Concubine'. ESTC T27760; BOUND WITH (BARBAULD, Anna Letitia). POEMS. London. Joseph Johnson. 1773. pp. vi, 138. 4to. p.2 misnumbered 4. Resetting of the 1st edition, H3 cancelled leaf. ESTC T74944. Half red morocco, marbled boards, head and tail of spine slightly rubbed.

Reference: 37254

London. William Darton Jun. 1819. pp. 209, 6 of adverts. Frontis stuck down to front board. 12mo. Quarter calf, marble boards, rubbed. Head and tail of spine chipped away.

Reference: 15802

London. Henry Colburn and Co. 1822. 2 vols. pp. (x), 221; (iv), 186, (vi) of adverts. Half titles present. 12mo. Half green morocco, marbled boards, rubbed. In Vol 2 the top right hand corner of the front free endpaper has been torn away affecting nothing and there is an ink stain on p. 66 not affect legibility. Stamped on base of spines 'S. African Public Library', there are no other library markings. From the library of William St. Clair with his name and pencil note on front free endpaper of Vol 1. Joanne Shattock in The Oxford Guide to British Women Writers says 'Her next novel (after Glenarvon), the realistic Graham Hamilton (1822), was written after she had received the advice to 'write a book which will offend nobody; women cannot afford to shock.' Wolff 3939.

Reference: 74500

London. Charles Tilt. 1832. 2 vols. 78 plates of which 5 are lacking, namely Solway Firth from Allonby, Tolbooth, Coldingham, Warwick from Kenilworth, & Solwy Sands. Royal 8vo. Half calf, marbled boards. Some foxing. Vol 1 Waverley to Legend of Montrose; Vol 2 Ivanhoe to Woodstock. With the bookplate of B C A Prior and previous owners name on front free enapper. Sold as a collection of plates.

Reference: 86340

Kendal. Atkinson & Pollitt; London. Simpkin, Marshall, Hamilton, Kent & Co. 1890. pp. (ii), 79. 8vo. original printed wrapper, slightly marked.

Reference: 21824

London. Longman & Co. 1830. pp. xii, 300. 8vo. Original cloth, spine label chipped. Some minor foxing. Printed in Whitby by R. Horne. Includes 'Passages in George Fox's Imprisonment in Scarborough Castle' and 'A Legend of Paul Jones'. John Watkins wrote the first biography of Byron - Memoirs of the Life and Writings of the Right Honourable Lord Byron published in 1822.

Reference: 12991

New York. Amerucan Tract Society. (1833). pp. 173. Engraved frontis. Small 8vo. Quarter cloth, marbled boards, hinges rubbed, front hinge tender. Foxed.

Reference: 197220

London. J. Johnson. 1804. pp. xii, 298, leaf of adverts. 12mo. Full calf, spine faded and hinges slightly rubbed. All edges gilt. With the bookplate of Abel John Ram, Esq and from the library of William St Clair with his name in pencil on the front free endpaper. COPAC only lists 1 copy, which is in Winchester College Fellows' Library.

Reference: 64901

Aldershot. Ashgate Publishing Ltd. 2007. pp. vii, 166. 8vo. D/W. The Nineteenth Century Series General Editors Vincent Newey & Joanne Shattock. ISBN 9780754658917. A very good, bright, clean copy.

Reference: 30379

London. Lackington, Allen & Co. ND (1805?). pp. (iv), 27. 8vo. Disbound. MS of leaf with Characters dated 1818. In September 1806 Byron took the lead part of Tristram Fickle. In Detached Thought (Marchand Letters and Journals Vol 9. p. 37) he says 'When I was a youth - I was reckoned a good actor ... I enacted ... Tristram Fickle in Allingham's farce of the Weathercock - for three nights (the duration of our compact) in some private theatricals at Southwell in 1806 - with great applause.'

Reference: 17409

London. R. Ackermann. 1826. pp. viii, 386. Presentation plate, frontis, 12 plates. 12mo. Full green calf, respined. With works by L. E. Landon, Mrs Hemans and others. Faxon 1301

Reference: 13165

Illustrated with Six Coloured Engravings. London. R. Ackermann. 1823. pp. xx, 292. Frontis & 5 hand coloured plates. 8vo in 12s. Original boards, sympathetic new spine encased in a quarter morocco slip case. There is some off setting from the plates. Contains 18 stories of varying length. With the bookplates of Ferdinand M. McVeagh and Barry Humphries, bibliophile and creator of Dame Edna Everage.

Reference: 205280

London. John Joseph Stockdale. 1808 - 1810. pp. 249, (i) of adverts, 12, (viii) of adverts. 8vo. Later boards and paper spine. The pagination is continious between the three cantos even though Canto Three was published in 1810. There is some foxing throughout and a small amount of pencil marginalia in Canto Three. The 12 page section at the back of the book is ABOLITION OF TITHES. A Short Letter to the Rev. T.C. Munnings; exposing the futility of his pretended Agricultural Improvements, and proposing a very simple but very efficacious Plan for ameliorating the condition of the Farmers, by a gradual and general Abolition of Tithes.Ninth Edition, corrected and enlarged. London. For the Author by J.J. Stockdale. 1810. Norfolk related work.

Reference: 129471

London. J. Limbird. 1824. pp.81 - 96. 8vo. Disbound. With an illustration of Mary of Buttermere's House and relevant article.

Reference: 19717

London. William Darton and Son. ND. Circa 1835. pp. xii, 244. Coloured frontis. 16mo. Original blind stamped cloth, all edges gilt. Hinges rather crudely repaired with fabric tape. Includes works by Wordsworth. Faxon 1664 - Faxon dates it as circe 1845.

Reference: 168120

London. Vizetelly, Branston, and Co. 1829. pp. 504. (ii). Frontis, Engraved Title, 6 plates and many further illustrations within the text. 12mo. Original silk, spine rubbed, all edges gilt.

Reference: 15473

London. A.K. Newman. 1813. pp. (ii), vi, 184. Frontis. 16mo. (10.5 x 6.5cm). Full calf, spine dry, hinges and boards slightly rubbed.Part of the bottom corner of the text block bumped and frayed not affecting the text.

Reference: 69350

London. Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown and Green 1831. 2 vols bound together. pp. (ii), xvi, 303; x, 312. Errata slip loosely inserted, additional leaf opposite p. 144 in Vol. 2. 8vo. Upper and lower edges with very minor water staining. Contemporary cloth, slightly grubby. With the bookplate of J O Edwards. In the Advertisment on p. xii the author says, talking about his poem Adbaston; or Days of Youth - 'Since this Poem was first printed in Bath in 1814, it has been revised, and several alterations have been made in it, for which I am chiefly indebted to the friendly suggestions of Mr Coleridge, .....who, in the kindest manner, not only gave me considerable encouragement, but, entirely without my knowledge or solicitation, took much trouble in making many marginal notes in a copy, that, afterwards, fell into my hands by accident....' Johnson 30.Printer - Market Drayton. S. Silvester

Reference: 66240

Cambridge University Press. 1995. pp. xiv, 259. Frontis, 9 illustrations. 8vo. D/W, slightly torn. Edge of text block beginning to brown.. Cambridge Studies in Romanticism. General Editors Marilyn Butler & James Chandler. ISBN 9780521473361. A very good copy.

Reference: 21998

London. F.C. & J. Rivington. 1817. 2 vols. pp. viii, 436; 386. 8vo. Original boards, spines and labels. Spines slightly cracked, corners bumped. In Vol 2 on pp365/366 there is a small hole affecting text. Some slight foxing. 1st edition. Halkett & Laing. BL.William Beloe (1756 - 1817) Divine & Miscellaneous writer was born in Norwich. In 1803 he became Keeper of Printed Books at the British Museum. He was dismissed from this post in 1806 because of extensive thefts by a man named Dighton who had insinuated himself into Beloe’s good graces.

Reference: 312590

Cambridge University Press. 1999. pp. xiii, 268, (ii). 8vo. D/W. Cambridge Studies in Romanticism 35. General Editors Marilyn Butler & James Chandler. With the bookplate of The Friends of Coleridge. ISBN 0521641446. A very good copy.

Reference: 12151

Contributors are David M. Baulch, Ute Berns, Michael Bradshaw, Frederick Burwick, Alan Halsey, Raphael Hormann, Diane Long Joeveler, Andrew James Johnston, Nat leach, Jerome J. McGann, Christopher Moylan, Michael O'Neill, Marjean D. Purinton, & Shelley Rees. Aldershot. Ashgate Publishing Ltd 2007. pp. xviii, 273. 8vo. D/W. The Nineteenth Century Series General Editors Vincent Newey & Joanne Shattock. ISBN 9780754660095. A very good, bright, clean copy.

Reference: 10757

London. The Falcon Press. 1952. pp. xvi, 215. 8vo. D/W. Label removed from bottom corner of ffep. The book covers the end of the C18th and the beginning of the C19th. A time during which women emerged from the ornamental and domestic position with a demand for equaility which was not attained for a further 100 years. The object of the book is to show how by their life and character a chain of women made possible this advance.

Reference: 22369

London. The Trianon Press for The William Blake Trust. 1955. 50 facsimile leaves, pp.(viii). 8vo. Quarter blue morocco, marbled boards, marbled slipcase. Spine very slightly faded, both book and slipcase with protective glycene wrap. Limited edition of 526 copies, this being out of sequence 'Review Copy'.

Reference: 184141

London. Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, Green, and Longman. 1837. pp. viii, 264. Frontis, engraved title and 17 plates as called for. 12mo. Green calf with gilt decoration, all edges gilt. Includes to works by Disraeli. Nice copy. Faxon 1387

Reference: 89750

London. John Van Voorst. 1845. pp. viii, 269, (i), (viii) of adverts. Illustrated with vignettes. 8vo. Original cloth, worn at head and tail of spine on the hinges. Inscribed on inside of front board 'Sarah Anne Coleridge from her dear ? August 1845. Sarah Anne Coleridge was the daughter of William Hart Coleridge, Bishop of Barbados, and therefore Samuel Taylor Coleridge's great niece. Also with the bookseller's label 'Hannaford Bookseller Exeter'.

Reference: 64517

Bound with WILD FLOWERS: or, Pastoral and Local Poetry and Other Pieces. London. Edward Lacey; Liverpool. Henry Lacey. ND. Circa 1830s. pp. 128, (iv), 124. Frontis. 16mo. Original cloth, alledges gilt. With the bookplate of C. Wyndham Rawdon.

Reference: 77371

Contributors areAnna Barton, Bernard Beatty, Kostas Boyiopoulos, Frederick Burwick, Kate Hext, Linda K. Hughes, Alex Murray, MichaelO'Neill, Mark Sandy, Lisa Vargo, J.R. Watson, & Sarah Wootton. Farnham. Ashagte Publishing Ltd. 2015. pp. xiii, 208. 4 plates, 2 figures. 8vo. D/W. ISBN 9781472422422. A very good copy.

Reference: 67651

Aldershot. Ashgate. 2001. pp. xi, 243. 3 illustrations. 8vo. D/W. The Nineteenth Century General Editors Vincent Newey & Joanne Shattock. ISBN 075460103X. A very good, bright, clean copy.

Reference: 33735

Ulverston. For the Author by J. Soulby. 1818. pp. viii, 142, (ii). 8vo. Original printed boards, top inch of spine lacking. With a list of subscribers. Johnson 134.

Reference: 9433

London & Sydney. Croom Helm. 1985. pp. 250. 8vo. D/W.

Reference: 7383

New York & Oxford. Oxford University Press. 1982. pp. (v), 213. 8vo. D/W,. A very good, clean copy. ISBN 0195203844

Reference: 3348

Roman de C.B. Publie par L'Auteur de Jean Sbogar et de Therese Aubert. Paris. Chez Ladvocat. 1820. 2 vols bound together. pp (iv) of adverts, (ii), iv, 208, 1 - 194. 8vo. Boards, later cloth spine with label. The half title and taitle page for the second volume are lacking but the advertisments are present. There is a small burn hole on pp. 187/188 in the second volume not affecting the text. The Observations Preliminaires are by Charles Nodier. Viets in his The London Editions of Polidori's The Vampyre mentions this work in his discussion of publications not in London ' In Paris an imitation of Le Vampire was written by Cyprien Berard ... and published under the auspices of Charles Nodier in 1820. The footnote states 'First published in Feb 1820 ...Berard's novel was popular and a second edition was called for in July.' Both works have the characters of Aubrey and Lord Ruthven.

Reference: 11427

Contributors are Hugo Azerad, Stephen C. Behrendt, Ingrid Broszeit-Rieger, Frederick Burwick, Jeffrey Cass, Jeanne Cortiel, Gabriele Dillmann, Michelle Faubert, Talissa Ford, Valerie Henitiuk, Lilach Lachman, Sohui Lee, Kari Lokke, Larry Peer, Marjean D. Purinton, Bronwyn Rivers, & Miriam L. Wallace. Aldershot. Ashgate Publishing Ltd. 2008. pp. xii, 225. 8vo. D/W. The Nineteenth Century Series General Editors Vincent Newey & Joanne Shattock. ISBN 9780754660514. A very good, bright, clean copy.

Reference: 8629

London. Walker & Edwards. 1816. pp. xxi, (iii), 240. Frontis and engraved title. 12mo. Full calf, spine label, hinges cracked but firm. From the library of William St Clair with his name in pencil.

Reference: 4070650

London. J. F. Dove. 1827. pp. viii, 208. Frontis and engraved title. 12mo. Original printed boards, hinges slightly rubbed, spine chipped.

Reference: 407065

London. Suttaby, Evance & Fox. 1812. pp. xiv, 180. Frontis, engraved title. 12mo. Full red calf with gilt decoration, all edges gilt. Hinges and corners rubbed. From the library of William St Clair with his name in pencil.

Reference: 78430

Cambridge University Press. 1991. pp. xii, 238. 8vo. D/W. Endpapers very slightly foxed. ISBN 0521395097. A good, clean copy.

Reference: 213121

London. Scott and Webster. ND Circa early C19. pp. viii, 200. Frontis, engraved title, both slightly foxed. 12mo. Half calf, marbled boards. Hinges very slightly rubbed.

Reference: 8995

Tunbridge Wells. Parapress Ltd. 2000. pp. xiv, 130. 16 illustrations. 8vo. D/W. ISBN 9781898594680. A very good copy.

Reference: 20278

London. W. Suttaby & B. Crosby. 1805/1806. 4 works in 1 volume. pp. 96; 64; xii, 110, (ii) of adverts; 32. 4 frontis's 1 general engraved title. Each work has its own title page. 16mo. Original printed boards dated 1805, General printed title dated 1806, the works by Pomfret and Hammond dated 1805, those by Collins and Johnson dated 1806. Original prined boards darkened, spine rubbed away, ties holding but frail. See image.

Reference: 63670

Cambridge University Press. 1995. pp. xviii, 291. 26 illustrations. 8vo. D/W. Previous owners name neatly inscribed on front free endpaper.Cambridge Studies in Romanticism. General Editors Marilyn Butler & James Chandler. ISBN 9780521454612. A very good copy.

Reference: 6812

London. Eveleigh Nash. 1908. pp. vi, 519. Frontis, 1 plate. 8vo. Pictorial cloth, front board slightly marked. Front & rear end papers foxed. Inside front board slightly scarred.

Reference: 228248

London. R. B. Seeley & W. Burnside. 1828. pp. (iv), xxiv, 267. Engraved title & 10 plates. 8vo. Quarter calf, cloth boards. Shaken, stitching beginning to go at front hinge. From the library of William St Clair with his name in pencil. Poor copy ODNB. Croly (1780 - 1860) was a writer and clergyman. His poem 'Paris in 1815' was lampooned by Byron in Don Juan.

Reference: 37512

Contributors are Richard Cronin, Marilyn Gaull, James A.W. Heffernan, Alice Jenkins, Peter Jimack, Dorothy McMillan, Stephen Prickett, Nicholas Roe, Clifford Siskin, & Jane Stabler. Basingstoke. MacMillan Press Ltd. 1998. pp. viii, 259. 8vo. D/W. Romanticism in Perspective:Texts, Cultures, Histories. General Editors Marilyn Gaull & Stephen Prickett. ISBN 9780333714089. A very good, bright, clean copy.

Reference: 139912

London. T.N. Longman & O. Rees. 1804. 4 vols. pp. xxviii, (i), 210, (ii) of adverts; iv, 268; vii, (i), 299, (v) of adverts; viii, 390, (ii) of adverts. All half titles and advert leafs as called for. Small vignette at head of Dedication in Vol 1. 12mo. Contemporary half calf, marble boards, hinges slightly rubbed. Minor foxing throughout. Vol 1 - pp. 191/192 and Vol 3 - pp. 240/241 repaired with minimal loss of text and non of meaning. With the bookplate of Thomas Hammond Foxcroft. 1st edition. Summers p. 237

Reference: 10342

London. Charles Whittingham at the Stanhope Press. 1807. pp. 146. 1 plate from a drawing by Richard Westall. 12mo. Original printed wrapper, hinges worn. Part LIX of Sharpe's Edition of the British Poets.

Reference: 108581

London. Baldwin and Cradock. 1832. - 1833 18 vols. Frontis and engraved title to every volume. Half calf, marbled boards, spines with gilt decoration and labels, some chipped. Spines badly sunned. Vol 1 Castle Rackrent; An Essay on Irish Bulls; An Essay on the Noble Science of Self-Justification. Vols 2 & 3 Moral Tales Vols 4 & 5 Popular Tales. Vol 6, 7, 8 & 9 Tales of Fashionable Life. Vol 10 Table of Fashionable Life Vol V and The Modern Griselda. Vol 11 & 12 Belinda. Vol 13 Leonora with Letters on Several Subjects. Vol 14 & 15 Patronage. Vol 16 Patronage and Comic Dramas. Vol 17 Harrington and Thoughts on Bores. Vol 18 Ormond.

Reference: 9954

The Poetical Descriptions by T. Greenwood. Embellished with Twenty-Seven Characteristic Scenes etched by Theodore Lane. London. C.S. Arnold. 1825. pp. xvi, 272. Coloured frontis and 26 plates, vignette on title page and other wood cuts by Mr. Thompson throughout the text. 8vo. Full calf, spine with gilt decoration, top edge gilt. Corners bumped. Lowe Arnott and Robinson 2372.

Reference: 79460

London. W.H. Allen. 1977. pp. xiii, 127. 10 illustrations. 8vo. D/W. 1st British edition, originally published in Italian as Ugo Foscolo a Londra. A good copy. ISBN 0491022816

Reference: 3567

Uppsala. A-B Lundequistska Bokhandeln. 1959. pp. 240. Frontis. 8vo. Printed wrapper. Text in English.

Reference: 11321

University of Nebraska Press. 1979. pp. xvi, 158. 8vo. D/W.

Reference: 3952

London. The Society for Theatre Research. 2003. pp. xiv, 220. Frontis, 39 illustrations. 8vo. Laminated boards.

Reference: 9113

Ithaca & London. Cornell University Press. 1980. pp. 253. 8 illustrations. 8vo. D/W, spine faded. Edge of text block slightly browned, internally clean. A good copy. ISBN 0801412862

Reference: 7720

geneve. Librairie E. Droz. 1959. pp. 123. 8vo. Printed wrapper. Unopened.

Reference: 7987

London. G.C. & J. Robinson. 1796. 2 vols. pp. xxii, errata leaf, 464; x, 545. 8vo. C19th half vellum, red cloth boards, spine labels. Some minor foxing in Vol 1 and a paper fold defect pp261/262 not affecting text in Vol 2. The second edition corrected. Half titles present. A hansome set. ESTC T94278

Reference: 10197

Cambridge University Press. 2007. pp. viii, 297, (v). 8vo. D/W. Cambridge Studies in Romanticism. General Editors Marilyn Butler & James Chandler. ISBN 9780521866385. A very good copy.

Reference: 96606

London. John Sharpe. 1822. pp.viii, 169. Engraved title & 4 engraved fly titles. 12mo. Quarter cloth, original boards, spine label darkened. Occasional minor foxing.

Reference: 10570

London. Frederick Westley and A.H. Davis. 1833. pp. (ii), 312, (vi) of adverts. Engraved title, frontis, 8 plates, 2 vignettes. 12mo. Full calf, all edges gilt. Front hinge tender. Including works by Letitia Landon, Coleridge and Mrs Opie. Faxon 1058.

Reference: 10367

Harvard University Press. 1960 - 1963. 5 vols. pp. xxvi, 495; (x), 553; viii, 660; (viii), 664; (viii), 688. Frontis's to Vols 1, 3 & 5 as called for, 42 line drawings within the text. 8vo. D/Ws, price clipped and frayed. Vol 1 1808 - 1815; Vol 2 1816 - 1824; Vol 3 1825 - 1832; Vol 4 1832 - 1840; Vol 5 1840 - 1846. ADDITIONAL SHIPPIONG REQUIRED

Reference: 6462

Bound with Iris published York 1826. London. John Murray. 1820. pp. 47, 2 leaves from Hedin, 15 of Iris. Half title and title page at the beginning for Tales. 8vo. Disbound. p. 11 stamped Merchantile Library, Philada. Herbert was a contributor to the Edinburgh Review and so attracted Byron's attention in English Bards and Scotch Reviewers 'Herbert shall wield Thor's hammer, and sometimes/ In gratitude thou'lt praise his rugged rhymes.' The footnote explains that ' Mr Herbert is a Translator of Icelandic and other poetry. One of the principal pieces is a "Song on the Recovery of Thor's Hammer;" the translation is a pleasant chaunt in the vulgar tongue, ...'

Reference: 35756

Abyssinian Fount and Egyptian Plain: A Junian Interpretation of Symbolism in The Prelude by Betty Tucker Mann; Time is, Time was, Time's Past. Byron's Struggle with Time by Koichi Yakushigawa; Some Sonnets of Shelley by D.P. Sen Gupta; Manuscript Revision in Byron's Childe Harold's Pilgrimage Canto IV, Stanzas 128 - 145 by James Hogg; Lady Hester Stanhope's Autograph Letter to Michael Bruce: An unpublished account of her life in Lebanon by James Hogg. Salzburg. Institut fur Anglistik und Amerikanistik Universitat Salzburg. 1978. pp. 129. 8vo. Paperback. Salzburg Studies in English Literature under the Direction of Professor Erwin A. Sturzl. Romantic Reassessment. Editor: Dr. James Hogg. No. 81.

Reference: 21538

Contributors include Northrop Frye & Martin K. Nurmi, George L. Barnett, Stuart M. Tave, Elisabeth W. Schneider, James T. Hillhouse & Alexander Welsh, Kenneth Curry, Hoover H. Jordan, R.H. Super, John E. Jordan, & Carlisle Moore. New York. For The Modern Language Association of America by New York University Press. 1968. pp. xviii, 395. 8vo. D/W, slightly frayed. Revised Edition, 2nd printing. Includes chapters on William Blake, Charles Lamb, William Hazlitt, Sir Walter Scott, Robert Southey, Thomas Campbell, Thomas Moore, Walter Savage Landor, Leigh Hunt, Thomas De Quincey & Thomas Carlyle.

Reference: 2226

Indianapolis. The Bobbs-Merrill Co. 1944. pp. (xiii), 364. Frontis, 18 plates. 8vo. Red cloth, head of spine slightly frayed. 2nd edition.

Reference: 11263

University of London. The Athlone Press. 1978. pp. (vii), 199. 8vo. D/W.

Reference: 6612

Aldershot. Scolar Press. 1995. pp. xiv, 274. 8vo. D/W. The Nineteenth Century General Editors Vincent Newey & Joanne Shattock. ISBN 1859281354. A very good, bright, clean copy.

Reference: 13925

Cambridge University Press. 1998. pp. xii, 278, (iii). Frontis, 1 illustration. 8vo. D/W. Cambridge Studies in Romanticism. General Editors Marilyn Butler & James Chandler. ISBN 9780521572590. A very good copy.

Reference: 17066

Contributors are Michael Charlesworth, Angela Esterhammer, Tim Fulford, Peter J. Kitson, Philip W. Martin, Thomas McFarland, Lucy Newlyn, Michael O'Neill, Mary Anne Perkins, Lynda Pratt, Michael Scrivener, Philip Shaw, Paul D. Sheats, & John Williams. Aldershot. Ashgate. 2001. pp. xv, 232. 7 illustrations. 8vo. D/W. The Nineteenth Century Series General Editors Vincent Newey & Joanne Shattock. ISBN 0754606023. A very good, bright, clean copy. Includes chapters on Wordsworth, Clare, Southey, Keats & Blake.

Reference: 7356

London. Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, Green and Longman; Paris. Rittner & Goupil; Frankfurt C. Jugel. 1833. pp. viii, 264. Frontis, engraved title and 17 plates as called for. 12mo. Full green calf, gilt decoration, all edges gilt, front hinge rubbed and only just holding internally, head of spine chipped. Plates foxed Faxon1383

Reference: 8445

London. C and J. Ollier. 1818. 2 vols. pp. x, (ii), 291; (vi), 259, (ii) of adverts. Small 8vo. Original quarter cloth, spine labels rubbed, corners bumped. A small amount of minor foxing. First collected edition of Lamb's Works. Voliume 1 is dedicated to Coleridge and Volume 2 to Martin Charles Burney. Volume 1 also contains works by Lamb's sister Mary. Roff p. 135.

Reference: 8017

Paris. A and W Galignani. 1824. 2 vols. pp. (iv), xvi, 252; (iv), 224. 2 leaves of music by Isaac Nathan. Half calf, boards. Half titles present. Published a year after the London edition. From the library of William St. Clair with his name in pencil on the front endpaper. Santucho p 599.Joanne Shattock in The Oxford Guide to British Women Writers says 'Her third novel and her favourite, the exotic Ada Reis(1823) incorporated a South American setting and a sojourn in Hades.'

Reference: 12137

Contributors are Ashley Cross, Jacqueline M. Labbe, Beth Lau, Julie Melnyk, Michael O'Neill, Alan Richardson, Barbara K. Seeber, Jane Stabler, & Susan J. Wolfson. Farnham, Surrey. Ashgate Publishing Ltd. 2009. pp. xi, 266. 8vo. D/W. The Nineteenth Century Series, General Editors Vincent Newey and Joanne Shattock. As new. ISBN 9780754663539

Reference: 12506

London. Longman, Hurst, Rees and Orme. 1808. 4 vols. pp xxiii, errata, 307; (iv), 335; (iv), 276; (iv), 326. 8vo in 12s. Half red morocco with gilt decoration, marbled boards. Top edge gilt. Some minor foxing. All half titles present. First edition. With the bookplate of John Croft Deverell and in Volume I the bookplate of Barry Humphries, bibliophile and creator of Dame Edna Everage. Horatia N. Nelson's copy with her name inked at the top of all title pages. Horatia N. Nelson (1801 - 1881) was the only surviving child of Vice-Admiral Horatio Helson and Emma, Lady Hamilton. As her parents were both married to other people and to avoid further scandal they decided to hide her birth so they claimed she was an orphan of a sailor and that they would adopt her as they were her godparents. This worked and she was christened Horatia Nelson Thompson. It was only on Nelson's death that Horatia learnt that he was her father as he left her a letter ending 'Receive, my dearest Horatia, the affectionate parental blessing of your father, Nelson and Bronte.' She remained with her mother who never acknowledged that she was her daughter until Emma died in 1815 in France where she had fled to avoid spiralling debts as Nelson's wish that she and her daughter be cared for by the State did not happen. Horatia then lived with various members of her father's family until she married Philip Ward in 1822. She was finally recognised as Nelson's daughter with Queen Victoria herself interceding to ensure a small pension be provided to Horatia’s daughters, with a larger, publicly raised amount split between her sons in military service. Her gravestone described her as 'the beloved daughter' of Nelson. The National Museum of the Royal Navy. Garside. The English Novel Vol II p279; Summers. A Gothic Bibliography p 484.

Reference: 71328

London. For the Booksellers. ND. Circa 1820s. 3 vols. pp. 272; (ii), 182; (ii), 196. 12mo in 6s. Half roan, marbled boards, spine of Vol 3 badly faded. Some minor foxing and some pages trimmed, not affecting the text. Title pages to Vols 2 and 3 appear to be cancels. Printer is J.T. Devison, Aberdeen. A very good copy.

Reference: 73531

Aldershot. Ashgate Publicatiing Ltd. 2006. pp. viii, 202. 8vo. D/W. The Nineteenth Century General Editors Vincent Newey & Joanne Shattock. Includes sections on Caroline Bowles, Maria Gowen Brooks, Sara Coleridge, & Maria Jane Jewsbury. ISBN 0754655954. A very good, bright, clean copy.

Reference: 9237

London. Faber & Faber. 1967. pp. 206. 10 illustrations. 8vo. D/W. Has Chapters on Wordsworth, Coleridge, Southey, Byron, Shelley & Keats.

Reference: 1486

Aldershot. Ashgate. 2004. pp. x, 241. 8vo. D/W. The Nineteenth Century General Editors Vincent Newey & Joanne Shattock. ISBN 0754635031. A very good, bright, clean copy. Includes chapters on Wordsworth, Shelley, & Keats.

Reference: 11333

University of Pennsylvania Press. 2007. pp. xiv, 236. 8vo. D/W. A very good, bright, clean copy.

Reference: 17805

Aldershot. Scolar Press. 1997. pp. (x), 171. 8vo. D/W, spine faded. The Nineteenth Century Series General Editors Vincent Newey & Joanne Shattock. ISBN 1859283152. A very good, bright, clean copy.

Reference: 76530

Contributors are Tony Reavell, Stephen Gill, Nicholas Roe & Jeff Cowton. Grasmere. The Wordsworth Trust. 2016. pp. 143. Illustrated. 8vo. D/W. ISBN 9781905256501. Inscribed on the front free endpaper, otherwise a very good, bright, clean copy

Reference: 6371

London. Henry Colburn. 1824. 2 vols. pp. xvi, 405, (ii) of adverts; viii, 380, (iv) of adverts. Frontis Vol 1, 1 plate of music. 8vo. Full calf, hinges rubbed. Half title Vol 2. With the bookplate of Charles Cammell and an article by him regarding Salvator Rosa loosely inserted. Some foxing and some underlining of text in pencil.

Reference: 11140

York. Printed by W. Blanchard for T. Cadell, Jun. & W. Davies. London. 1798. pp. (ii), 124. Map and 5 acquatint plates, all folded. 4to. Half modern calf, marbled boards. 1st edition. ESTC T2297. J. Bryant's publications were entitled A dissertation concerning the war of Troy , and the expedition of the Grecians, as described by Homer, shewing That no such Expedition was ever undertaken, and that no such City of Phrygia existed 1796?; and Observations upon a treatise, entitles a Description of the Palin of Troy, by Monsieur le Chevalier. 1795. John Bacon Sawrey Morritt (1771- 1843) traveller and classical scholar inherited a large fortune including the Rokeby estate and was the owner of the Rokeby venus now in the National Gallery. He was also a friend of Sir Walter Scott, who dedicated his poem Rokeby to Morritt. ODNB

Reference: 44271

Cambridge University Press. 2000. pp. xiii, 282, (iii). 17 illustrations. 8vo. D/W. Cambridge Studies in Romanticism 42.

Reference: 14986

Worcester, MA. Achille J. St. Onge. 1963. pp. 72. Frontis, 1 plate. 8vo. Black cloth, slightly marked. Limited edition of 500 copies.

Reference: 16672

Contributors are Jeffrey Cass, Sarah Davies Cordova, Rodney Farnsworth, Bonnie J. Gunzenhauser, Diane Long Hoeveler, Sonja E. Klocke, Kari Lokke, D.L. Macdonald, Nancy Metzger, Richard A. Nanian, Larry H. Peer, Marjean D. Purinton, Onita Vaz, & Carolyn A. Weber. Aldershot. Ashgate Publishing Ltd. 2006. pp. xiii, 208. 8vo. D/W. The Nineteenth Century General Editors Vincent Newey & Joanne Shattock. ISBN 0754653749. A very good bright clean copy.

Reference: 13598

London. Mansell Publishing Ltd. 1983. pp. x, 392. 4 family trees, 1 map & 1 plan. 8vo. D/W.

Reference: 2555

Palm Srings. Strand Publishing. 2008. pp. (iii), 52. Illustrated. 8vo. Laminated boards. ISBN 0974197521. A very good copy.

Reference: 22132

New York. Octagon Books, Inc. 1966. pp. viii, 313. 8vo. Green cloth. Reprint, originally published in 1943.

Reference: 4202

Contributors are Andrew Bennett, Julie Crane, John Holmes, James Najarian, Vincent Newey, Michael O'Neill, Andrew Radford, Mark Sandy, Marjorie Stone, Ve-Yin Tee, Lisa Vargo, J.R. Watson, Sarah Wootton. Aldershot. Ashgate. 2008. pp. xi, 237. 6 illustrations. 8vo. D/W. The Nineteenth Century Series. General Editors Vincent Newey & Joanne Shattock. ISBN 9780754657880. A very good, bright, clean copy.

Reference: 18396

To which is prefixed Some Account of the Author, Together with the reasons which have led to their publication, by the Editor. Printed by Subscription for the Benefit of the Author. York. T. Wilson & R. Spence 1806. pp. xxiv, 9 - 129 (i) of adverts. 8vo. Original boards with a layer of marbled paper, calf spine worn. Endpapers show signs of damp, not affecting text. In the preface pp v/vi, xi, xii, & xv, xvi are misbound. 2nd edition. Johnson 754. Robert Bloomfield was among the subscribers.

Reference: 17979

London. Hurst, Chance & Co. 1829. pp. xvi, 224. 2 plates before title plus a further 6. Small 8vo. Original blue silk detaching around spine, rubbed on edges. All edges gilt. Shaken. From the library of William St Clair with his name in pencil. Faxon 1472

Reference: 7434

London. Thams and Husdson. 1988. pp. 64. 50 monochrome illustrations. 8vo. Orange cloth and slipcase. Presentation copy from the publishers.

Reference: 53205

London. Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme & Brown. 1822. pp. xvi, 119. 8vo. Disbound. Occasional foxing. 2nd edition.

Reference: 8508

With a Biographical and Critical Memoir by Francis Turner Palgrave. London. MacMillan & Co. Ltd. 1907. pp. xliii, 559. 8vo. Full green calf, spine with gilt decotaion, faded. Reprint. Hull Grammar School prize volume for English with the school stamp in gilt on front board. With previous owner's bookplate. A hansome copy.

Reference: 30304

London. Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme and Brown; John Murray; John Greig. Edinburgh. Constable & Co. 1814. 2 vols. pp. cxxvii, 92; 93 - 209, ci of appendix, (xi) of index. 2 frontis's, 2 engraved titles, 91 plates. Large post 4to. Full red morocco with gilt decoration, all edges gilt, spines sunned, hinges slightly rubbed..Engraved titles and frontis's foxed otherwise clean. A very good copy.

Reference: 50411

Contributors are Simon Bainbridge, Stephen C. Behrendt, David Collings, Jacqueline M. Labbe, Geoff Quilley, Mark Rawlinson, Diego Saglia, Philip Shaw, & Eric C. Walker. Aldershot. Ashgate. 2000. pp. xii, 233. 8 illustrations. 8vo. D/W. The Nineteenth Century Series. General Editors Vincent Newey & Joanne Shattock. ISBN 1840142669. A very good, bright, clean copy. Includes chapters on Coleridge, Wordsworth, Byron & Leigh Hunt.

Reference: 23342

Aldershot. Ashgate Publishing Ltd. 2009. pp. x, 221. 8vo. D/W. The Nineteenth Century Series General Editors Vincent Newey & Joanne Shattock. ISBN 9780754662532. A very good, bright, clean copy. With chapters on Blake, Wordsworth, Coleridge, Byron, Shelley, & Keats.

Reference: 12089

Harvard University Press. 1934. pp. xi, 365. 8vo. D/W. Occasional pencil marks in the margins. Includes chapters on Wordsworth, Keats & Browning.

Reference: 65821

London. Ackermann & Co. (1837). pp. 360, (xii) of adverts. Engraved Presentation plate, frontis, 9 plates. 12mo. Full calf wIth gilt decorations, all edges gilt. Hinges and edges slightly rubbed. Faxon 1315.

Reference: 20484

London. Henry Colburn. 1840. 2 vols. pp. viii, 359; viii, 367. Frontis - Vol I. Large 12mo. Original blind stamped cloth, slightly frayed on front hinge at top of spine on Vol II.

Reference: 12326

With Engravings illustrative of 'Human Life' by S. Rogers, Esq. and 'Minor Poems' and 'Joan of Arc' by Robert Southey, Esq. Poet Laureate. London. John Arliss. 1822. pp. viii,352. 6 plates. 12mo in 6s. Half calf, marbled boards. With the bookplate of Anne Renier and F.G. Renier and the pencil signature of William St Clair.

Reference: 16639

Cambridge University Press. 2005. pp. x, 221, (v). 8vo. D/W, unevenly faded on front cover. Cambridge Studies in Romanticism. ISBN 0521846757. A good copy.

Reference: 57425

Contributors are Stephen C. Behrendt, Kevin Binfield, Sue Brown, Frederick Burwick, Christine Chaney, Jasper Cragwell, Diane Long Hoeveler, Susan Levin, Kari Lokke, Sharon M. Setzer, Eugene Stelzig, Miriam L. Wallace, & Joshua Wilner. Farnham. Ashgate. 2009. pp. xi, 219. 8vo. D/W. The Nineteenth Century Series. General Editors Vincent Newey & Joanne Shattock. A very good bright, clean copy. ISBN 9780754663669

Reference: 86060

Basingstoke. MacMillan Press Ltd. 1999. pp. xi, 264. 8 illustrations. 8vo. D/W. Romanticism in Perspective: Texts, Cultures, Histories. General Editors Marilyn Gaull & Stephen Prickett. ISBN 9780333725214. A very good copy.

Reference: 32092

London. Charles Tilt. 1836. pp. (ii), 236, (iv) of adverts. Frontis. 10.5 x 7cm in 8s. Original blind stamped cloth, gilt decoration on the spine, front board marked, all edges gilt. Tilt's Miniature Classical Library.

Reference: 8795

London. John Marshall. 1787/1788; (1790 - 1800?) 2 vols in 2 parts each. pp. 104, iv, 116; (ii). Plates VIII, VIII, VIII, VIII, XXXII. 24mo. Quarter calf, marbled boards, spines very dry, front board of Description detached, all other hinges fragile. Both volumes cut down. ESTC N6354 & T132935

Reference: 106430

Aldershot. Ashgate. 2004. pp. x, 202. 8vo. D/W. The Nineteenth Century Series General Editors Vincent Newey & Joanne Shattock. ISBN 0754635422. A very good, bright, clean copy. Includes chapters on Wordsworth & Coleridge.

Reference: 14824

London. Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown & Green. 1832. pp. xvi, 344. Frontis, 11 plates. 12mo in 6s. Full roan, all edges gilt, head & tail of spine rubbed. Rear hinge tender internally. Includes Sketches of Modern Poets by Watts - Wordsworth; Campbell; Coleridge; Lamb. Faxon 1566. The date has been erased from the title page but the pagination matches that of a dated copy on The Library Hub.

Reference: 33597

London. For the Author. 1810. pp. (xxiv), 119. 8vo. Quarter calf, marbled boards, later endpapers. Slightly crude binding. In the 'To The Reader' Webb describes himself as a Journeyman Weaver.

Reference: 285170

Farnham, Surrey. Ashgate Publishing Ltd. 2013. pp. xii, 191. 8vo. D/W. The Nineteenth Century Series, General Editors Vincent Newey and Joanne Shattock. As new. ISBN 9781409432722

Reference: 33579

London. Printed by W. Bulmer & Co; Published by John Murray. 1816. pp. viii, (iv), 218. Frontis - folded map. 1 plate. 8vo. Half blue calf, marbled boards, front hinge slightly rubbed. From the library of William St Clair with his name in pencil on the front free endpaper. Wilkins 17787 - 1839 was an architect who spent some time in Greece between 1801 and 1804. In the Advertisment in this work he says talking of Lord Elgin and the Marbles 'the author, who entertains a different idea as to the merits of the major part of that collection'...

Reference: 17788

Oxford and New York. 1994. pp. (xii), (xc), 116, (iv), 202. 1 plate. 8vo. D/W. Revolution and Romanticism, 1789 - 1834. A series of facsimile reprints chosen and introduced by Jonathan Wordsworth. A very good, bright, clean copy.

Reference: 94660

Aldershot. Ashgate. 2004. pp. vii, 201. 8vo. D/W. The Nineteenth Century Series General Editors Vincent Newey & Joanne Shattock. ISBN 0754638251. A very good, bright, clean copy.

Reference: 7481

BOUND with PASQUIN, Anthony.POSTSCRIPT TO THE NEW BATH GUIDE. A POEM. Dublin. J. Stockdale for James Moore. 1793. pp. xvi, 256. 8vo. Half calf, spine relaid, marbled boards. Modern marble slipcase. Title page very grubby, most of text block browned. 1st Dublin edition. At foot of p. 256 it says 'End of First volume'. All published. ESTC T7170. BOUND with PASQUIN, Anthony. POSTSCRIPT TO THE NEW BATH GUIDE. A POEM. Dublin. Richard White. 1790. pp. 96. 8vo.Title and last leaf very grubby. The PO of Postscript excised on title page. ESTC T76271.

Reference: 16008

London. J. Johnson. 1787. pp. iv, 160. Small 8vo. Modern contemporary style half calf, marbled boards, later endpapers. First and last leaf slightly browned, pp. 7 - 10 & 23 -25 also with minor browning. Contemporary crossing out of name top right corner of title page causing slight loss not affecting any text and the signature of C? Milnes 1799. G6 a cancel as usual. No half title required. With the bookplate of Peter Young.1st edition of her first book. Shattock. The Oxford Guide to British Women Writers. Windle A1a. (Mary Wiollstonecraft Godwin 1757 -1797. A Bibliography of First and Early Editions. ESTC T50212

Reference: 202350

Grasmere. The Wordsworth Trust. 1994. pp. 69. 19 colour plates, further monochrome illustrations. Large post 4to. Paperback. Exhibition catalogue. A good, clean copy.

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