6CHAPTER V
172CXVII. TO THE SAME.
7CHAPTER VI
173CXVIII. TO ROBERT SOUTHEY.
8CHAPTER VII
174CXIX. TO THE SAME.
9CHAPTER VIII
175CXX. TO THE SAME.
10CHAPTER IX
176CXXI. TO THE SAME.
11CHAPTER X
177CXXII. TO THOMAS POOLE.
12CHAPTER XI
178CXXIII. TO ROBERT SOUTHEY.
13CHAPTER XII
179CXXIV. TO HIS WIFE.
14CHAPTER XIII
180CXXV. TO W. SOTHEBY.
15CHAPTER XIV
181CXXVI. TO THE SAME.
16CHAPTER XV
182CXXVII. TO ROBERT SOUTHEY
17CHAPTER XVI
183CXXVIII. TO THE SAME.
18CHAPTER XVII
184CXXIX. TO W. SOTHEBY.
19CHAPTER XVIII
185CXXX. TO THE SAME.
20CHAPTER XIX
186CXXXI. TO THE SAME.
21CHAPTER XX
187CXXXII. TO HIS WIFE.
22CHAPTER XXI
188CXXXIII. TO THE REV. J. P. ESTLIN.
23CHAPTER XXII
189CXXXIV. TO ROBERT SOUTHEY.
24CHAPTER XXIII
190CXXXV. TO THOMAS WEDGWOOD.
25CHAPTER XXIV. CONCLUSION
191CXXXVI. TO HIS WIFE.
26PREFACE
192CXXXVII. TO ROBERT SOUTHEY.
27CHAPTER I
193CXXXVIII. TO THE SAME.
28CHAPTER II
194CXXXIX. TO THE SAME.
29CHAPTER III
195CXL. TO HIS WIFE.
30CHAPTER IV
196CXLI. TO ROBERT SOUTHEY.
31CHAPTER V
197CXLII. TO THE SAME.
32CHAPTER VI
198CXLIII. TO MATTHEW COATES
33CHAPTER VII
199CHAPTER VII A LONG ABSENCE 1804-1806
34CHAPTER VIII
200CXLIV. TO RICHARD SHARP
35CHAPTER IX
201CXLV. TO THOMAS POOLE.
36CHAPTER X
202CXLVI. TO THE SAME.
37PART I. POETRY
203CXLVII. TO THE WORDSWORTHS.
38CHAPTER I. EARLY YEARS [1772 to 1791]
204CXLVIII. TO HIS WIFE.
39CHAPTER II. CAMBRIDGE AND PANTISOCRACY
205CXLIX. TO ROBERT SOUTHEY.
40CHAPTER III. THE WATCHMAN (1795 to 1796)
206CL. TO HIS WIFE.
41CHAPTER IV. CONTEMPORARY PORTRAITS OF COLERIDGE
207CLI. TO ROBERT SOUTHEY.
42CHAPTER V. STOWEY
208CLII. TO DANIEL STUART.
43CHAPTER VI. THE LYRICAL BALLADS; GERMANY
209CLIII. TO HIS WIFE.
44CHAPTER VII. THE RELIGION OF THE PINEWOODS
210CLIV. TO DANIEL STUART.
45CHAPTER VIII. RETURN TO ENGLAND; “WALLENSTEIN”, AND THE “MORNING POST”
211CLV. TO ROBERT SOUTHEY.
46CHAPTER IX. KESWICK
212CLVI. TO DANIEL STUART.
47PART II THE PERMANENT: CHAPTER X. ILL HEALTH; SOUTHEY COMES TO KESWICK
213CLVII. TO HIS WIFE.
48INTRODUCTION
214CLVIII. TO WASHINGTON ALLSTON.
49PRINCIPAL EVENTS IN THE LIFE OF S. T. COLERIDGE
215CLIX. TO DANIEL STUART.
50CHAPTER I STUDENT LIFE 1785-1794
216CHAPTER VIII HOME AND NO HOME 1806-1807
51I. TO THOMAS POOLE.
217CLX. TO DANIEL STUART.
52II. TO THE SAME.
218CLXI. TO HIS WIFE.
53III. TO THE SAME.
219CLXII. TO THE SAME.
54IV. TO THE SAME.
220CLXIII. TO HARTLEY COLERIDGE, ÆTAT. X
55V. TO THE SAME.
221CLXIV. TO SIR H. DAVY.
56VI. TO HIS MOTHER.
222CHAPTER IX A PUBLIC LECTURER 1807-1808
57VII. TO THE REV. GEORGE COLERIDGE.
223CLXV. TO THE MORGAN FAMILY.
58VIII. TO THE SAME.
224CLXVI. TO ROBERT SOUTHEY.
59IX. TO THE SAME.
225CLXVII. TO MRS. MORGAN.
60X. TO MRS. EVANS.
226CLXVIII. TO FRANCIS JEFFREY.
61XI. TO MARY EVANS.
227CLXIX. TO THE SAME.
62XII. TO ANNE EVANS.
228CHAPTER X GRASMERE AND THE FRIEND 1808-1810
63XIII. TO MRS EVANS.
229CLXX. TO DANIEL STUART.
64XIV. TO MARY EVANS.
230CLXXI. TO FRANCIS JEFFREY.
65XV. TO THE REV. GEORGE COLERIDGE.
231CLXXII. TO THOMAS WILKINSON
66XVI. TO MRS. EVANS.
232CLXXIII. TO THOMAS POOLE.
67XVII. TO MARY EVANS.
233CLXXIV. TO DANIEL STUART.
68XVIII. TO ANNE EVANS.
234CLXXV. TO THE SAME.
69XIX. TO THE REV. GEORGE COLERIDGE.
235CLXXVI. TO THOMAS POOLE.
70XX. TO THE SAME.
236CLXXVII. TO ROBERT SOUTHEY.
71XXI. TO G. L. TUCKETT
237CLXXVIII. TO THOMAS POOLE.
72XXII. TO THE REV. GEORGE COLERIDGE.
238CHAPTER XI A JOURNALIST, A LECTURER, A PLAYWRIGHT 1810-1813
73XXIII. TO THE SAME.
239CLXXIX. TO HIS WIFE.
74XXIV. TO CAPTAIN JAMES COLERIDGE.
240CLXXX. TO THE MORGANS.
75XXV. TO THE REV. GEORGE COLERIDGE.
241CLXXXI. TO W. GODWIN.
76XXVI. TO THE SAME.
242CLXXXII. TO DANIEL STUART.
77XXVII. TO THE SAME.
243CLXXXIII. TO SIR G. BEAUMONT.
78XXVIII. TO THE SAME.
244CLXXXIV. TO J. J. MORGAN.
79XXIX. TO THE SAME.
245CLXXXV. TO HIS WIFE.
80XXX. TO THE SAME.
246CLXXXVI. TO THE SAME.
81XXXI. TO THE SAME.
247CLXXXVII. TO CHARLES LAMB.
82XXXII. TO ROBERT SOUTHEY.
248CLXXXVIII. TO WILLIAM WORDSWORTH.
83XXXIII. TO THE SAME.
249CLXXXIX. TO DANIEL STUART.
84XXXIV. TO THE SAME.
250CXC. TO WILLIAM WORDSWORTH.
85XXXV. TO THE SAME.
251CXCI. TO ROBERT SOUTHEY.
86XXXVI. TO THE SAME.
252CXCII. TO WILLIAM WORDSWORTH.
87XXXVII. TO THE SAME.
253CXCIII. TO HIS WIFE.
88XXXVIII. TO ROBERT SOUTHEY.
254CXCIV. TO ROBERT SOUTHEY.
89XXXIX. TO THE SAME.
255CXCV. TO THOMAS POOLE.
90XL. TO THE REV. GEORGE COLERIDGE.
256CHAPTER XII A MELANCHOLY EXILE 1813-1815
91XLI. TO ROBERT SOUTHEY.
257CXCVI. TO DANIEL STUART.
92XLII. TO THE SAME.
258CXCVII. TO JOSEPH COTTLE
93XLIII. TO THE SAME.
259CXCVIII. TO THE SAME.
94XLIV. TO MARY EVANS.
260CXCIX. TO CHARLES MATHEWS.
95XLV. TO THE SAME.
261CC. TO JOSIAH WADE.
96XLVI. TO ROBERT SOUTHEY.
262CCI. TO JOHN MURRAY.
97CHAPTER II EARLY PUBLIC LIFE 1795-1796
263CCII. TO DANIEL STUART.
98XLVII. TO JOSEPH COTTLE.
264CCIII. TO THE SAME.
99XLVIII. TO THE SAME.
265CCIV. TO JOHN KENYON
100XLIX. TO THE SAME.
266CCV. TO LADY BEAUMONT.
101L. TO ROBERT SOUTHEY.
267CCVI. TO WILLIAM WORDSWORTH.
102LI. TO THOMAS POOLE.
268CCVII. TO THE REV. W. MONEY.
103LII. TO ROBERT SOUTHEY.[99]
269CHAPTER XIII NEW LIFE AND NEW FRIENDS 1816-1821
104LIII. TO JOSIAH WADE
270CCVIII. TO JAMES GILLMAN.
105LIV. TO JOSEPH COTTLE.
271CCIX. TO DANIEL STUART.
106LV. TO THOMAS POOLE.
272CCX. TO THE SAME.
107LVI. TO THE SAME.
273CCXI. TO JOHN MURRAY.
108LVII. TO JOHN THELWALL.
274CCXII. TO ROBERT SOUTHEY.
109LVIII. TO THOMAS POOLE.
275CCXIII. to H. C. Robinson.
110LIX. TO JOHN THELWALL.
276CCXIV. TO THOMAS POOLE.
111LX. TO THOMAS POOLE.
277CCXV. TO H. F. CARY.
112LXI. TO CHARLES LAMB
278CCXVI. TO THE SAME.
113LXII. TO THOMAS POOLE.
279CCXVII. TO J. H. GREEN.
114LXIII. TO THE SAME.
280CCXVIII. TO THE SAME.
115LXIV. TO JOHN THELWALL.
281CCXIX. TO CHARLES AUGUSTUS TULK.
116LXV. TO THOMAS POOLE
282CCXX. TO J. H. GREEN.
117LXVI. TO THE SAME.
283CCXXI. TO MRS. GILLMAN.
118LXVII. TO THE SAME.
284CCXXII. TO W. COLLINS, ESQ., A. R. A.
119LXVIII. TO JOHN THELWALL.
285CCXXIII. TO THOMAS ALLSOP.
120LXIX. TO THOMAS POOLE.
286CCXXIV. TO J. H. GREEN.
121LXX. TO JOHN THELWALL.
287CCXXV. TO JAMES GILLMAN.
122CHAPTER III THE STOWEY PERIOD 1797-1798
288CCXXVI. TO MRS. ADERS. [?]
123LXXI. TO REV. J. P. ESTLIN.
289CCXXVII. TO J. H. GREEN.
124LXXII. TO JOHN THELWALL.
290CCXXVIII. TO THE SAME.
125LXXIII. TO JOSEPH COTTLE
291CCXXIX. TO CHARLES AUGUSTUS TULK.
126LXXIV. TO ROBERT SOUTHEY.
292CHAPTER XIV THE PHILOSOPHER AND DIVINE 1822-1832
127LXXV. TO JOHN THELWALL.
293CCXXX. TO JOHN MURRAY.
128LXXVI. TO THE SAME.
294CCXXXI. TO JAMES GILLMAN.
129LXXVII. TO THE SAME.
295CCXXXII. TO MISS BRENT.[188]
130LXXVIII. TO WILLIAM WORDSWORTH.
296CCXXXIII. TO THE REV. EDWARD COLERIDGE.[189]
131LXXIX. TO JOSEPH COTTLE.
297CCXXXIV. TO J. H. GREEN.
132LXXX. TO THE REV. GEORGE COLERIDGE.
298CCXXXV. TO THE SAME.
133LXXXI. TO REV. J. P. ESTLIN
299CCXXXVI. TO JAMES GILLMAN.
134LXXXII. TO THE SAME.
300CCXXXVII. TO THE REV. H. F. CARY.
135LXXXIII. TO THOMAS POOLE.
301CCXXXVIII. TO WILLIAM WORDSWORTH.
136LXXXIV. TO THE SAME.
302CCXXXIX. TO JOHN TAYLOR COLERIDGE.
137LXXXV. TO CHARLES LAMB
303CCXL. TO THE REV. EDWARD COLERIDGE.
138CHAPTER IV A VISIT TO GERMANY 1798-1799
304CCXLI. TO DANIEL STUART.
139LXXXVI. TO THOMAS POOLE.
305CCXLII. TO JAMES GILLMAN.
140LXXXVII. TO HIS WIFE.
306CCXLIII. TO THE REV. EDWARD COLERIDGE.
141LXXXVIII. TO THE SAME.
307CCXLIV. TO MRS. GILLMAN.
142LXXXIX. TO THE SAME.
308CCXLV. TO THE REV. GEORGE MAY COLERIDGE.
143XC. TO THE SAME.
309CCXLVI. TO GEORGE DYER.[204]
144XCI. TO THE REV. MR. ROSKILLY
310CCXLVII. TO GEORGE CATTERMOLE.[205]
145XCII. TO THOMAS POOLE.
311CCXLVIII. TO J. H. GREEN.
146XCIII. TO HIS WIFE.
312CCXLIX. TO THOMAS POOLE.
147XCIV. TO THE SAME.
313CCL. TO MRS. GILLMAN.
148XCV. TO THOMAS POOLE.
314CCLI. TO J. H. GREEN.
149XCVI. TO HIS WIFE.
315CCLII. TO HENRY NELSON COLERIDGE.[209]
150XCVII. TO THE SAME.
316CCLIII. TO MISS LAWRENCE.[210]
151XCVIII. TO THOMAS POOLE.
317CCLIV. TO THE REV. H. F. CARY.
152CHAPTER V FROM SOUTH TO NORTH 1799-1800
318CCLV. TO JOHN PEIRSE KENNARD.[215]
153XCIX. TO ROBERT SOUTHEY.
319CHAPTER XV THE BEGINNING OF THE END 1833-1834
154C. TO THOMAS POOLE.
320CCLVI. TO J. H. GREEN.
155CI. TO ROBERT SOUTHEY.
321CCLVII. TO MRS. ADERS.[220]
156CII. TO THE SAME.
322CCLVIII. TO JOHN STERLING.[221]
157CIII. TO THE SAME.
323CCLIX. TO MISS ELIZA NIXON.[222]
158CIV. TO THE SAME.
324CCLX. TO ADAM STEINMETZ KENNARD.
159CV. TO THE SAME.
325The Spirit of the Age: Mr. Coleridge by William Hazlitt
160CVI. TO THE SAME.
326A Day With Samuel Taylor Coleridge by May Byron
161CVII. TO THE SAME.
327The Life of Samuel Taylor Coleridge by James Gillman
162CVIII. TO THE SAME.
328PREFACE.
163CIX. TO THE SAME.
329CHAPTER I.
164CHAPTER VI A LAKE POET 1800-1803
330CHAPTER II.
165CX. TO THOMAS POOLE.
331CHAPTER III.
166CXI. TO SIR H. DAVY.
332CHAPTER IV.
