- 1772
- Coleridge
born at Ottery St. Mary, Devonshire, youngest of the ten children of
the Reverend John and Ann Coleridge
1782
- Enrolled
at Christ's College School, London
1791
- Enrolled
at Jesus College, Cambridge
1793
- Enlisted
in the 15th Light Dragoons under name of Silas Tomkyn Comberbache
1794
- Met Robert
Southey; planned a pantisocratic community in America
The Fall of Robespierre
1795
- Political
lectures in Bristol.
1796
- Published
a political journal, The Watchman.
Poems on Various Subjects
1798
- Fears
in Solitude
PublishedLyrical Ballads with Wordsworth
visited Germany
1799
- First
visit (with Wordsworth) to the Lake District
Met Sara Hutchinson
1800
- Translated
Wallenstein
Moved to Keswick
1803
- Poems
1804-06
- Went to
Malta, where he served as secretary to the British High Commissioner
1809
- The
Friend
1810
- Moved
to London
1813
- Remorseopened
at Drury Lane Theatre
1816
- Moved
into Dr. Gillman's house, Highgate
Christabel
The Stateman's Manual
1817
- Lay
Sermon
Biographia Literaria
Sibylline Leaves
Zapolya
1818
- "Treatise
on Method" in Encyclopedia Metropolitana
1825
- Aids
to Reflection
1829
- On
the Constitution of Church and State
1834
- Death
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