Samuel Taylor Coleridge
Part I. Works by Coleridge
Writings in Manuscript or Transcript
84a. | Coleridge & Literary Society: the papers of Samuel Taylor Coleridge (1772-1834) from the British Library, London. Marlborough, Wiltshire, England : Adam Matthew Publications, 2001. Micro film .C678c v. 1-15. [Description of the micro film set]. |
Poems | |
84b. | Prospectus of The Friend. Also contains an autograph letter to John Broadhead on the aims of The Friend on the recto of the conjugate leaf. 2 ff. (E F15.8). |
84c. | Absence: 107 lines. Ottery St. Mary, 1793? (S MS 1a). |
85. | Addressed to a Young Man of Fortune. 16 lines. Transcribed in an unknown hand. (LT 28). |
86. | Are there two things, of all which men possess. Sonnet. Pasted in inside front cover of Christabel manuscript. (S MS 1). |
87. | The Butcher Davis, then a lusty Gallant. 26 lines. (S MS F2.14). |
88. | Christabel. 46 ff. (8 blank), with numerous corrections and revisions. (S MS 1). |
89. | Christabel. [Photograph of manuscript.] (No. 36). |
90. | Come d--- it girls--don't let's be sad. 12 lines. Transcribed R. Southey. Attributed STC by SC. (S MS F4.6). |
91. | The Destiny of Nations. Proof of p. 104 [prob. Poetical Works, 1834] with corrections by STC. (S MS F1.13). |
92. | Hear sweet Spirit. 3 lines [from Osorio] . Transcribed in an unknown hand. (S MS F2.12). |
93. | Monody on the Death of Chatterton. Transcribed EHC from Boyer's quarto MS. book of Christ's Hospital. (LT 16). |
94. | O what a life is the eye. 7 lines. (S MS F3.57). |
95. | A pillar grey did I behold. 13 lines. (S MS F1.11). |
96. | Rime of the Ancient Mariner (frag., 1. 220 to end). Transcribed SC. (BT 31). |
97. | Sancti Dominici Pallium: a Dialogue between Poet & Friend, found written on the blank leaf at the beginning of Butler's Book of the Church. 42 lines. (S MS F1.2). |
98. | Two related poems: The Suicide's Argument. 4 lines. Nature’s answer. 7 lines. (S MS F1.14). |
98a. | [This lime tree bower]. Transcribed Sophia Lloyd. (LT 16a) |
99. | Youth and Age (frag.). 44 lines, one revision in pencil. (S MS F1.5). |
100. | "By S.T.C." 5 lines verse transcribed SC with explanatory note. (LT 26). |
Collected Writings | |
101. | Album Epigrams, sent to Derwent Coleridge (1832). (S MS F2.15). |
102. | Commonplace book of Anne Frances Bacon [?of Ottery St. Mary],
1799-1801 [See No. 802]. 58 ff. Contains 11 poems by STC, of which two (marked
with asterisks) were previously unknown. (S MS F1.15).
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103. | [The Green Ottery Copy-book.] A Collection of Poems and Prose
by Mr. Samuel Coleridge. Transcribed [?John May, Jr.]. 21 ff. (S MS F1.3).
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104. | Two poems, the first also transcribed by EHC. (S MS F2.7).
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105. | Three poems, transcribed in an unknown hand. (S MS F1.1).
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106. | Verse and obiter dicta [?reported by Henry Loughy Porter, pupil of Mr. Gillman]. (LT 50d). |
107. | Stray Poems from The Courier, 1801-1814. Transcribed SC. (S MS 19). [Also contains Item #330.] |
108. | Two fragments of poem ("Thy Image doth my Heart enshrine always," 4 lines, and another version, "This yearning Heart, Love," 5 lines). (S MS F2.11). |
Dramatic Pieces | |
109. | Diadesti or The Bait without the Hook. A musical Entertainment
in one Act (frag). 15 ff. Imperfect: f. 10 missing. (S MS 8). |
109a. | Another copy, transcribed EHC. (BT 8). |
110. | Remorse, preface. Transcribed in an unknown hand. (BT 37) |
111. | Zapolya. Argument of first act of proposed continuation, transc. EHC. (BT 8). |
Prose Works | |
111a. | Aids to Reflection, Aphorism XIV-XV. (S MS E F1.16). |
111b. | Aids to Reflection, Aphorism XV. Comprising all but the last two lines of the 'Comment' to Aphorism XV.(1825), printers copy. (S MS E F1.17). |
112. | An Answer to a letter to Edward Long Fox, M.D. [1795]. Transcribed
in an unknown hand. 21 ff. (LT 23). |
112b. | Commentary on Aphorism IX (Original Sin). Fragment in STC’s hand. (S MS F1.17). |
113. | Essay on the Decline of Trade (frag.). Transcribed in an unknown hand. (LT 6). |
114. | Translation of: Arndt, Geist der Zeit (HJ) (frag.). Transcribed by S. Hutchinson, with corrections and revisions by STC. 10 ff. (S MS 7). |
115. | Essay on Scrofula, by STC and James Gillman. Transcribed SC, Edith Coleridge, and another hand. 21 ff. (S LT F13.1). |
116. | Nec lusisse pudet, sed non incidere ludum (school theme, 1790). (S MS F1.7). |
117. | Opus Maximum. Dictated to [?J. H. Green], with corrections and revisions by STC. 3 vols. 414 ff. inscribed. (S MS 29). |
117b. | Opus Maximum. Transcriptions. 3 vols. |
118. | Opus Magnum (fragments). Dictated to [?J. H. Green], with corrections and revisions by STC. 3 parts: A; 10; 18. 71 ff. (S MS 28). |
118a. | The Divine Ideas. Dictated by STC to Green, from Huntington Library MSS of STC's unpublished "Divine Ideas." (microfilm only). |
118b. | The Divine Ideas. Typescript of 118a. (microfilm only). |
119. | Essay on Method ["Organum vere Organum" (EHC); "Bristol notebook" (A. D. Snyder)] (frag.). Inscr. in unknown hand, with revisions by STC. 39 ff. (BT 16). |
120. | Quid fas,/ Atque nefas, tandem incipiunt sentire, per actis / Criminibus (school theme, 1791). (S MS F1.8). |
120a. | S. T. Coleridge’s student verses in Latin and Greek. 1791. (E F1.8). |
121. | To the Monthly Reviewers [on Malthus' Essay on Population]. Transcribed in an unknown hand. (LT 22). |
122. | Treatise on Cancer of the womb (by Dr. F. J. Beyerlé) and An Essay on the symptoms, causes & treatment of inversio uteri, W. Newnham, (1818), review. "Corrected and in part composed [?] by S. T. Coleridge" (EHC). 12 ff. (S LT F13.18). |
123. | Introduction to an unknown work, transc. in an unknown hand. (Misc MS 2). |
123a. | Preface to the Second ed. [of Poems, 1797]. Transc. JDC. (BT 42). |
123b. | [Commonplace Book, containing, among other pieces, "On the Divine Ideas" and a transcription of the German play "Adams und Evens Erschaffung und ihr Sündenfall."] from Huntington Library MSS HM 8195 (partly autograph; partly in German). (microfilm only). |
Sermons and Lectures | |
124. | Theological Lectures [1795], a Sermon, and fragments of Theological Lectures. Transcribed EHC. (BT 5). |
124a. | Six lectures on revealed religion, its corruptions and political views. Transc. JDC. (BT 42). |
125. | Lectures on the Slave Trade [Watchman, art. IV, 25 March
1796].
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126. | College Commemorations Sermon, written Oct. 6th 1799. Transcribed SC and another hand. (LT 29). |
127. | Lectures of 1811-12, Mr. Tomalin's Report. Third (24 November 1811), Fourth, and Fifth Lectures. Transcribed JDC. (BT 11) |
128. | [Philosophical] Lectures, 28 December 1818 - 22 March 1819. Numbered 2-13. 12 booklets, inscribed in two unknown hands. (BT 23). |
129. | Philosophical Lecture No. [IV], 11 January 1819. Transcribed EHC. (BT 8). |
130. | Philosophical Lectures, 1818-19. Transc. EHC from notebook 25. (BT 1). |
131. | Lecture XIII [some early edition of STC's lectures; not in Literary Remains]. Printed fragment, possibly proof-sheets. (Misc E 10). |
131a. | Notes for second lecture in Surrey Institution series. “Lectures on the Belles Lettres.” Date: After 4 August 1812 and before 10 November 1812. Includes a satirical epitaph about Robert Whitmore. Also, admission ticket to STC lecture on drama. (S MS 9a). |
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