London. William Pickering. 1849. pp. xviii, 205, (ii), 4 of adverts. Decorated with a vignette on the title page, head and tail pieces, and illuminated letters. 8vo. Original green cloth, slightly marked, spine faded. A good copy.

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With an Introduction by James Engell. Oxford. Clarendon Press. 1994. pp. xviii, 113. 4 plates. 8vo. D/W. Pencil markings in the margins. ISBN 0198182449. A very good copy.

Reference: 1627

London. A.D. Innes & Co. 1893. 2 vols. pp. (iv), 255; (iv), 250, (ii) of adverts. 8vo. Maroon cloth. 1st edition. With the bookplate of 'St. Mary's School, Abbots Bromley - The Alice Mary Coleridge Library. Presented by her Sisters Harriet Duke Lowe and Emma Duke Coleridge. September, 1907.' Although the author is known to Wolff, this novel is not. Christabel Rose Coleridge was the daughter of Derwent and granddaughter of Samuel Taylor Coleridge. The sisters Alice, Harriet and Emma were the daughters of Francis George Coleridge and his wife Harriet Norris, Samuel Taylor was their great uncle and they were aunts to the poet Mary Elizabeth Coleridge.

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With a Memoir of His Life by His Brother. London. Edward Moxon. 1851. 2 vols. pp. ccxxxii, 168; xii, 367. Frontis - Vol 1. 8vo. Full morocco with gilt decoration. All edges gilt. 2nd edition. Inscribed on front free endpaper ‘To Paul Eugene KennedyColeridge Berard from his Godfather Derwent Coleridge’ with the first four lines of The God-Child by Hartley Coleridge from Vol II p116. Dated 2 Feb 1853. Derwent wrote the memoir for this Edition of Hartleys Poems. As well as the charming association, these are very attractive volumes

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With a Memoir of His Life by His Brother. London. Edward Moxon. 1851. 2 vols. pp. 8 of adverts, ccxxxii, 168; xii, 367. Frontis - Vol 1. 8vo. Original blind stamped green cloth, spines faded. 2nd edition. Half titles present.

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With a Memoir of His Life by His Brother. London. Edward Moxon. 1851. 2 vols. pp. 8 of adverts, xi, ix - ccxv, 168; xii, 367. Frontis - Vol 1. 8vo. Original blind stamped brown cloth, spines faded and frayed, cloth on hinges beginning to split. 1st edition. Half titles present.

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Leeds. F.E. Bingley. 1833. pp. viii, 159. 8vo. Original boards, hinges cracking. 1st editon thus. Vol 1. only, all that was published. On front free endpaper, a manuscript poem in Hartley's hand. ' Hartley Coleridge to Elizabeth Crossfield. If ought of good or but a moments ease/ Thy soul may gather from the lines within......' The poem is dated August 1st 1841, twelve lines in length and as far as I can ascertain unpublished. There is a manuscript transcript tipped in on the inside board in a later hand. The Crossfield family crop up in letters now at the Humanities Research Centre at Austin Texas written to Hartley in the 1840s.

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Leeds. F.E. Bingley. 1833. pp. viii, 159, errata leaf. 8vo. Original boards, later cloth spine, label and endpapers. Occasional foxing. 1st editon, 1st issue with Vol. 1 on title page. Vol 1. only, all that was published.

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London. Oxford University Press. 1936.. pp. xv, 328. Frontis. 8vo. D/W. With the bookplate of Richard Hamilton. A very good copy.

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Edited by Seth B. Watson. London. John Churchill. 1848. pp. 95. 8vo. Full morocco, top edge gilt, spine with labels and gilt decoration. Front hinge slightly rubbed. 1st edition. Wise p. 165. This posthumously published work has a postscript that says that the work should 'be considered as the joint productionof MrColeridge and the late Mr James Gillman, of Highgate.

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Boston. Little, Brown & Co. 1861. 3 vols. pp. 4 of adverts, civ, 324; vi, 372; 331. Frontis - Vol 1. 8vo. Original blind stamped brown cloth, heads of spines slightly frayed. The British Poets.

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London; Boston. W. Pickering; Hilliard, Gray & Co. 1835. 3 vols. pp. xvi, 287; viii, 274; (vi), 316. Small 8vo. Half black morocco, marbled boards. Spines relaid. A heavy binding. Ex-Library with bookplates to each volume, stamps on all title pages and a further 9 pages. Slight foxing in Vol 1.

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Second edition prepared for publication in part by the late Henry Nelson Coleridge, completed and published by his widow. London. William Pickering. 1847. 2 vols in 3 parts. pp. (iv), clxxxviii, 112; (iii), 112 - 369; (vi), 447. 8vo. Original blue cloth, spines faded, paper labels rubbed and browned, heads and tails of spine frayed. Some minor foxing, mainly in the first and last gatherings, otherwise, internally, a clean set. Wise p. 98 ' A highly important feature of this edition .... is the Biographical Supplement which was added to the second volume. This 'Supplement' consists of 33 letters of Coleridge, with a considerable amount of biographical information interspersed. Of these 33 letters, 11 had previously appeared in Cottle's Early Recollections, 1837; the remaining 22 were here printed for the first time.'

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Edited by Lewis Patton and Peter Mann. London; New Jersey. Routledge & Kegan Paul; Princeton University Press. 1971. pp. lxxx; 512. Frontis, 6 plates. 8vo. D/W, torn and spine slightly faded. Bollingen Series LXXV. No. 1 of the Collected Works. General Editor: Kathleen Coburn. Associate Editor: Bart Winer.

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Edited by J.R. de J. Jackson. London; New Jersey. Routledge & Kegan Paul; Princeton University Press. 1981. pp. lxvii, 420. Frontis, 3 plates. 8vo. D/W, spine faded. Bollingen Series LXXV. No 13 of the Collected Works. General Editor: Kathleen Coburn. Associate Editor: Bart Winer. A very good, clean copy.

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Edited by George Whalley. London; New Jersey. Routledge & Kegan Paul; Princeton University Press. 1980. pp. clxxiv, 879. Frontis, 6 plates. 8vo. D/W, spine very slightly rubbed. Front and rear hinges stained internally. Bollingen Series LXXV. No.12 of the Collected Works. General Editor: Kathleen Coburn. Associate Editor: Bart Winer. A very good copy.

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Edited by Thomas McFarland with the assistance of Nicholas Halmi. New Jersey. Princeton University Press. 2002. pp. ccxl, 419. Frontis, 3 plates. 8vo. D/W, spine slightly faded. Bollingen Series LXXV. No 15 of the Collected Works. General Editor: Kathleen Coburn. ISBN 0691098824. A very good copy.

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Edited by Barbara E. Rooke. London; New Jersey. Routledge & Kegan Paul; Princeton University Press. 1969. 2 vols. pp. cv, 580; vii, 680. Frontis (Vol 1), 10 plates. 8vo. D/Ws, slipcase. Bollingen Series LXXV. No 4 of the Collected Works. General Editor: Kathleen Coburn. Associate Editor: Bart Winer. A very good copy.

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London. William Pickering. 1848. pp. xvi, 372, (iv) of adverts. 8vo. Contemporary brown cloth, spine label darkened. Endpapers slightly foxed. Wise p304. Some important additions were made to the Notes. Reprinted under later dates until superseded by the edition of 1852.

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London. Rest Fenner. 1817. pp. (viii), 128. Half title present. 8vo. Full calf, all edges gilt, spine with gilt decoration,red and green labels. 1st edition. A pretty copy. Wise p109. Rejected in 1816 by the Committee of Drury Lane, the manuscript was given to Murray for publication, but in 1817 it was redeemed by Rest Fenner & published by him. The success of the book with the reading public resulted in Zapolya being adapted for the stage in 1818.

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London. Rest Fenner. 1817. pp. (viii), 128. Half title present. 8vo. Full calf, top edges gilt, spine relaid, with red labels. 1st edition. With modern cloth slipcase. A very good copy. Wise p109. Rejected in 1816 by the Committee of Drury Lane, the manuscript was given to Murray for publication, but in 1817 it was redeemed by Rest Fenner & published by him. The success of the book with the reading public resulted in Zapolya being adapted for the stage in 1818.

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