(Edited with a Preface by L.S. (Lancelot Sharp). Monody on the Death of Chatterton by S.T. Coleridge). Cambridge. By B. Flower for the Editor. 1794. pp. xxix, (iii), 329. Engraved tite, 1 plate. 8vo. Halfl calf, cloth boards, spine relaid. Top edge gilt. Wise p197.

Reference: 2910

London. J. Johnson. 1800. pp. xvi, 214. 8vo. Later, rather crude marbled boards & cloth spine. 2nd edition. Wolff 1984.

Reference: 6464

London. Sherwood, Neely, & Jones; Simpkin & Co. 1820. pp. 188. 12mo. Original boards, new paper spine and label. Originally published in 1796 as Three Dialogues on the Amusements of Clergymen.

Reference: 16872

London. John Murray. 1815. pp. 4 of adverts, 100. Frontis, 2 vignettes. 8vo. Original boards. Half title present. Neatly stamped at top of title page Lewes Library Society. 2nd edition, corrected.

Reference: 20462

London. R.T. Weaver; London. Edward Shackell 1820 - 1826. 6 vols. pp. 25 - 440; 441 - 856; 416; 424; 416; 424. Folio. Half calf, marbled boards. Hinges cracked but firm. Some foxing. A few tears affecting the text and some trimming of margins which due to the misalignment of the printing block can affect the text on one side only of some pages. The pages in some issues misbound especially in Volume 6. This copy of this weekly newspaper runs from issue No. 4 January 7th 1821 to No. 316 December 31st 1826. Volume 5 is lacking Issue 28 - July 10th 1825 and Volume 6 is lacking Issue 308 - 5th November 1826. The first three volumes are published by Weaver and the last three by Shackell. The first three have continious numbering of issues, the fourth volume reverts to starting with issue 1 as does the fifth. The sixth volume reverts to continious numbering so it starts with Issue no 264. This Tory paper could be vitriolic - 'On Mr Shelley's Poem "Prometheus Unbound." Shelly styles his new poem "Prometheus Unbound,"/ And 'tis like to remain so while time circles round; / For surely an age would be spent in the finding / A reader so weak as to pay for the binding.'

Reference: 79023

London. Edward Moxon. 1840. 2 parts bound together. iv, 94, vi, (ii), 80. 8vo. Later, contemporary style half calf, cloth boards. Printed in double columns. Endpapers sightly foxed.

Reference: 9845

With Poetical Illustrations by L.E.L. London. Fisher, Son & Co. 1838. pp. 60, 4 of adverts. Frontis, engraved title, 35 plates. 4to. Original green cloth, blind stamped and with gilt decoration. All edges gilt. Hinges slightly rubbed. There is some foxing in the first and last gatherings, most of the plates are clean and all have tissue guards.

Reference: 6527

Edinburgh. William Blackwood. 1819. 3 vols. pp. xvi, (iv), 333; viii, 363; ix, 376. Frontis - Vol 1, 14 plates. 8vo. Half calf, marbled boards, spines sunned. No half titles, some very slight foxing. Vol 1 - 2nd edition, Vols 2 & 3 - 3rd edition. Halkett & Laing.

Reference: 9073

London. T. Hookham. 1831. pp. (v), 300. 8vo. Occasional foxing. Full blue morocco with gilt decoration. Top edge gilt. 1st edition. Lacking half title. With the bookplate of Douglas Grant

Reference: 23605

London. Sherwood, Neely and Jones. 1819. pp. 84. 8vo. Full modern calf in a contemporary style with original rear wrapper bound in. Half title present. 1st edition, 3rd issue.Contemporary owners name and date (1819) on title in ink with a further name erased in ink. Viet IV with the first gathering having 23 lines per page. Chew p176, Wise Vol 2, p71, Wolff 5577, Summers 542.

Reference: 64220

Paris. L. Dureuil. 1829. 2 vols bound together with continious pagination. pp. (iii), 467. 12mo in 6's. Quarter calf, marbled boards, slightly rubbed. Front hinge cracked but sound. Some foxing. Includes Mme de Stael, Schiller, Walter Scott, Voltaire, Rousseau, Racine, Lamartine, Victor Hugo, Goethe, Alexandre Dumas and Byron. The authors pseudonym is an anagram of his name.

Reference: 15806

London. For the Author. 1796. pp. xxiv, 123. Frontis. 12mo. Modern half calf, cloth boards. New endpapers. Roff pp.16 - 20. It is possible that Charle Lamb had a hand in the composition of his book by his old schoolmate and friend. The strongest evidence to this effect is the statement made by Southey, in a letter to Moxon, written February 2 1836, more than a year after Lamb’s death. Southey says of White: ‘ He and Lamb were joint authors of the ‘Original Letters of Falstaff’. John Matthew Gutch, a Christ’s Hospital boy, in an inscription on the fly-leaf of his copy of the book says ‘ These Letters were the production of my old schoolfellow James White, with incidental hints and corrections by another schoolfellow, Charles Lamb’. Lamb refers to the book many times in his letters but does not clain authorship. He sent a copy to Manning in 1800 calling it “a bundle of the sharpest, queerest, profoundest humours, of any these juice-drained latter times have spawned”. Proctor (Barry Cornwall) in his memoir of Lamb says ‘It was always a great favourite with Lamb. He reviewed it, after White’s death in the Examiner ........ At all events, Lamb thought highly of White’s book, which he used often to purchase and give away to his friends.”

Reference: 9059

Edinburgh & London. William Blackwood & Sons. 1868. 2 vols. pp. (viii), 440; iv, 433. Frontis - Vol 1. 8vo. Original blue cloth. A new edition. Originally published in Blackwood’s Magazine.

Reference: 10329

Salzburg. Institut fur Anglistik und Amerikanistik Universitat Salzburg. 1979. 2 vols. pp. xii, 221; 223 - 520. 8vo. Paperback, spines faded, stamped on front covers Review Copy. Salzburg Studies in English Literature under the Direction of Professor Erwin A. Sturzl. Romantic Reassessment. Editor: Dr. James Hogg. No. 84.

Reference: 24898

London. Geoffrey Cumberlege. Oxford University Press. 1948. pp. xiii, 268. Frontis, 14 plates. 8vo. D/W, frayed, faded & torn.

Reference: 5317

London. Henry Colburn and Richard Bentley. 1830. 2 vols. pp. viii, 510; (iv), 558. Frontis - Vol 1. 8vo. Victorian half calf, cloth covered boards.

Reference: 99783

Foreword by the Rt. Hon. The Earl Fitzwilliam. Introcduction by Leslie Tait Peterborough. G.H. Fisher & Sons. 1964. pp. 20 unnumbered pages. Illustrated. 8vo. Card wrapper.

Reference: 6911

Oxford. J. Vincent. 1834. pp. 2 of adverts, 69, (iv) of adverts. Frontis. 8vo. (2nd edition). Modern boards.

Reference: 67026

London. The Minerva Press. A.K. Newman & Co. 1818. 4 vols. pp. 248; 284; 294; 331, 1 of adverts. 12mo. Contemporary morocco, hinges slightly rubbed, some occasional foxing. Montague Summers. A Gothic Bibliography p241. 2nd edition of 1828 as By the author of Eustace Fitz-Richard, Latham House, In the Days of John of Gaunt etc.

Reference: 9927

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

Reference: 19717

Oxford. J. Vincent. 1834. pp. 19, (iv) of adverts. Frontis. 8vo. Modern boards.

Reference: 64653

Oxford & New York. Woodstock Books. 1994. pp. (xiii), (iv), 179. Small 8vo. D/W. Revolution and Romanticism 1789 - 1834. A series of facsimile reprints chosen and introduced by Jonathan Wordsworth.

Reference: 11040

Oxford University Press. 2003. pp. xii, 259. 8vo. D/W. Includes chapters on Charlotte Smith & Coleridge; Southey & Wordsworth; Scott; & Byron & Hemans.

Reference: 13234

Preface by Tim Hilton. London. MacGibbon & Kee. 1967. pp. 368. 8vo. D/W. The Fitzroy Edition.

Reference: 14828

New York. AMS Press. 1975. 2 vols. pp. x, 354; vi, 360. 2 frontis's, 1 plate. 8vo. Blue cloth. Facsimile reprint of the new edition of 1849 published by Richard Bentley, London.

Reference: 5442

Edited by His Daughter. London. Hall, Virtue and Co. 1849. pp. (xxviii), xxxvi, 363, errata slip. Frontis, 3 plates. 8vo. Original cloth, corners bumped, spine slightly faded, front hinge with oneinch split at base. Slightly shaken. The plates are foxed. George Crabbe ordered 12 copies according to the extensive subscribers list. The Letters section includes Letters to george Crabbe and from Robert Southey and Charles Lamb. Bernard Barton, the Quaker Poet, was born in Carlisle. His mother died shortly after his birth, his father remarried and moved to London. Barton was sent to a Quaker School in Ipswich which he left at the age of 14. After 8 years apprenticeship to a shopkeeper he set up in partnership with his brother in law as a coal & corn merchant. On the death of his wife in childbirth he moved to Liverpool as a tutor to the family of a Liverpool merchant. After a year he moved to Woodbridge a received a clerkship in a bank. He stayed in this employment until shortly before his death. He became friends with Lamb & Southey through exchanges of letters and at one point wished to leave the bank and earn his living by his writings, but both Lamb and Southey advised against it.

Reference: 213129

London. A. Strahan for Longman & Rees. 1804. pp. xxxi, 383, (i) of adverts. 8vo. Full calf, mottled. Spine with gilt decoration and label. Front hinge cracked, corners bumped.

Reference: 5873

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

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. Ashagte Publishing Ltd 2007. pp. xviii, 273. 8vo. D/W. The Nineteenth Century General Editors Vincent Newey & Joanne Shattock.

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 begining of the C19th. A time during which women emerged from the ornamental and domestic position with a demand for equailty 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 Nonesuch Press. 1946. pp. xi, 936. 8vo. D/W, frayed & torn. Edges foxed. Reprint.

Reference: 1432

London. For the Author by Vernor, Hood & Sharpe. 1811. pp. vii, 134, (ii) of adverts. Frontis, 3 plates. Small 8vo. Original boards. Some foxing. Front board detached. 1st edition.

Reference: 27381

Aldershot. Ashgate. 2001. pp. xi, 243. 3 illustrations. 8vo. D/W. The Nineteenth Century General Editors Vincent Newey & Joanne Shattock.

Reference: 33735

London. Vernor, Hood & Sharpe; Darton & Harvey; & J. Storer & J. Greig, Engravers. 1806. pp. 63. Frontis, 14 plates. 8vo in 4’s. Later cloth spine with leather label, marbled boards. Text browned. Tissue guards. The plates have been trimmed, affecting some margins. pp 57 - 63 is misnumbered 49 -55.

Reference: 62544

Norwich. Fletcher & Alexander. 1854. pp. xii, 409, (viii) & 24 of adverts. Frontis. 8vo. Original blind stamped cloth, head of spine slightly frayed.

Reference: 23749

Kendal. The Wordsworth Trust. 1996. pp. vii, 183. Well illustrated. Large post 4to. Card wrapper. Exhibition Catalogue.

Reference: 5482

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

Reference: 7383

London. John Sharpe. 1824. pp. vii, 264. Engraved title, 4 plates. Large12mo. Later boards and paper spine.

Reference: 31579

With an Account of His Life, and a Criticism on his Writings. To which are prefixed, Some Observations on the Character and Condition of the Scottish Peasantry by James Currie, MD. Edinburgh. Thomas Nelson & Peter Brown. 1835. pp. xcviii, (ii), 260. Frontis, title off set. 8vo. Original quarter cloth, boards. Spine label browned, corners bumped, front hinge cracked internally but holding. Foxing throughout.

Reference: 339839

London. 1819 pp. 32. (67 - 98). 8vo. Disbound, stitched as issued, last leaf detached. Unopened. The Pamphleteer Vol XV, No XXIX, Part 5.

Reference: 7448

London. Arthur Barker Ltd. 1953. pp. 104. Small 8vo. D/W. The English Novelists series. General Editor: Herbert van Thal.

Reference: 5431

Oxford & New York. Woodstock Books. 1991. pp. (vii), 134. Demy 4to. D/W. Revolution and Romanticism 1789 - 1834. A series of facsimile reprints chosen and introduced by Jonathan Wordsworth.

Reference: 5496

Edinburgh. For Mundell, Doig & Stevenson & for John Murray, London. 1808. pp. (v), 134, 10 of adverts. 4 plates. Small 8vo. Original boards. 9th edition.

Reference: 32057

General Editor Charles Richard Sanders Durham, NC. Duke University Press. 1970 - 1985. 12 vols. pp. lxi, 421; xii, 497; xiii, 447; xv, 493; xxii, 448; xvi, 450; xv, 442; xviii, 365; xvi, 434; xvi, 258; xiv, 238; xiv, 426. pp iii - xiv in Vol 12 damaged at edge not affecting text. Each vol has a frontis. 1 map folded. 8vo. White cloth. The Letters cover from 1812 - 1840

Reference: 22585

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 General Editors Vincent Newey & Joanne Shattock.

Reference: 8629

London. Constable. 1978. pp. 208. Frontis, well illustrated. 8vo. D/W.

Reference: 13020

London. Saunders and Otley. 1836. 2 vols. pp. xiv, 309; viii, 358. 2 Frontis's. 12mo. Half blue calf, marbled boards, slightly rubbed. The titles are slightly off set.

Reference: 9941

Edited with an Introduction by Eric Robinson and Notes by David Powell. London. Viking. 1985. pp. 96. 8vo. D/W with protective cover glued to it.

Reference: 66352

Introduced by Robert Gittings. Fontwell, Sussex. Centaur Press Ltd. 1969. pp. xiii, 347. 8vo. D/W. Fascimile reprint. The Regency Library.

Reference: 5487

Tunbridge Wells. Parapress Ltd. 2000. pp. xiv, 130. 16 illustrations. 8vo. D/W.

Reference: 20278

Translated from the original Manuscript by R.C. Dallas, Esq. London. Baylis. 1798. pp. 255, (iii). Frontis, 1 plate, 1 facsimile. 8vo in 4's. C20th cloth. Lacking half title. Title off-set. Variant with Booksellers spelt correctly on title page and no list of subscribers.

Reference: 63143

Edited by Leonora Nattrass. Consulting Editor: James Epstein. London. Pickering & Chatto. 1998. 6 vols. pp. xi, 316; vi, 287; vii, 455; vii, 448; vii, 358; vi, 391. 8vo. Blue cloth with black spine labels. Vol 1 - Early Writings 1792 - 1800; Vol 2 - From Reaction to Rebellion 1802 - 1810; Vol 3 - Reform 1810 - 1817; Vol 4 - Popular Politics and Power 1817 - 1826; Vol 5 - A History of the Protestant Reformation in England and Ireland 1824 - 1826; Vol 6 - Peasant Politics 1828 - 1835.

Reference: 33163

London. Collins. 1969. pp. 216. 8vo. D/W.

Reference: 7424

London. The Hambledon Press. 1993. pp. xiii, 242. Illustrated. 8vo. D/W.

Reference: 22488

London. Henry Colburn & Co. 1823. pp. viii, 248, 2 + 2 of adverts. 8vo. Original boards, new paper spine retaining original label, new endpapers. 1st edition. Halkett & Laing

Reference: 27831

London. John Sharpe. 1825. pp. 108, 108. 2 engraved title, 2 plates. Small 8vo. Full grained calf, spine badly sunned. All edges gilt.

Reference: 15667

London. John Sharpe. 1825. pp. (iv), 204. Engraved title, 6 plates. Small 8vo. Full grained calf, spine badly sunned. All edges gilt.

Reference: 80786

London. John Sharpe. 1825. pp. (iv), 220. Frontis, 6 engraved titles, one for each book (section). Small 8vo. Full grained calf, spine badly sunned. All edges gilt.

Reference: 11693

Edited by Felix Pryor. London. Richard Cohen Books. 1995. pp. ix, 110. Frontis, 7 plates. 8vo. D/W.

Reference: 5785

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. Richard Bentley & Son. 1892. 2 vols. pp. xi, 348; (iii), 377. 8vo. Original Maroon cloth. The Preface states “ From my husband, from Mr Kenyon and his friends, I gleaned many local and personal anecdotes of Wordsworth, Coleridge and Southey in their Quantock days. Some of these recollections have found a place in the chapter on Thomas Poole.

Reference: 33874

Philadelphia. University of Pennsylvania Press. 1988. pp. xvi, 188. 8vo. D/W, slightly frayed. Corners bumped. Occasional pencil marginalia erased.

Reference: 6962a

Knoxville. University of Tennessee Press. 1977. pp. ix, 217. 8vo. D/W.

Reference: 3791

Exeter. For the Author by E. Woolmer. 1829. pp. ii, 24, 52, 44. 3 errata slips. 8vo. Boards. Front himge cracked, corners bumped. The DNB entry on William Danby 1752 - 1833 describes him as a miscellaneous writer who was High Sheriff of Yorkshire in 1783. Southey on a tour in 1829 says ‘ the most interesting person whom I saw during this expedition was Mr Danby of Swinton Park, a man of very large fortune, and now very old’.

Reference: 11350

Edited, with Introduction, Notes and Narrative by tAlexander H. Japp. New York. United States Book Co. 1891. 2 vols. pp. viii, 289; viii, 274. 8vo. Maroon cloth, Top edges gilt.

Reference: 4419

Illustrated by Stuart Boyle. London. Dropmore Press. 1948. pp. (viii), 99. Frontis, 7 plates, vignettes, decorated endpapers. Royal 8vo. Quarter calf, cloth boards. Top edge gilt. Hinges, head & tail of spine slightly rubbed. Number 91 of a limited edition of 450.

Reference: 100947

Edited and Annotated by David Masson. Edinburgh. Adam & Charles Black. 1888. 2 vols. pp x, 347; vii, 329. Frontis - Vol 1. 8vo. Later half calf, marbled boards. Top edge gilt. Boards stamped The Leys School. An attractive copy. Contains On Murder considered as One of the Fine Arts, Early memorials of Grasmere, Revolt of the Tartars, The Spanish Military Nun, The English Mail-Coach, & Suspiria de Profundis: Being a Sequel to the Cinfessions of an English Opium-Eater.

Reference: 54865

Edinburgh. James Hogg & Sons. 1858. pp. xvi, 333, (ii) of adverts. 8vo. Purple cloth, spine faded.

Reference: 16371

Paris. Ladvocat Librarire. 1829. pp. 188. 8vo. Half calf, marbled boards. 8vo. Some slight foxing. In the indroduction Delavigne denies that he has copied Byron's tragedy. 'On a dit que mon ouvrage etait une traduction de la tragedie de Lord Byron. Ce reproche est injuste. J'ai du me rencontrer avec lui dans quelques scenes donnees par l'histoire; mais la marche de l'action, les ressorts qui la conduisent et la soutiennent, le developpement des caracteres et des passions qui la modifient et l'animent, tout est different.'In Stendhals Scarlet & Black, the hero, Julien Sorel compares the nobles of France that he meets at a ball to the nobles of Venice he has seen portrayed in Delavigne's Marino Faliero.

Reference: 8203

London. John Murray. 1828. 2 vols. pp. (vii), 342; (iii), 338. 8vo. Contemporary pink cloth. Spines relaid and faded. No half title in Vol 2.

Reference: 22548

Edited, with an Introduction by Morchand Bishop. London. The Richards Press Ltd. 1952. pp. xxvi, 249. Frontis, 1 plate. 8vo. Brown cloth, corners slightly bumped.

Reference: 2565

London. J. Johnson. 1809; 1812. 6 vols. pp. viii, 417; (ii), 390; (ii), 388; (i), vii, 460; (ii), 392; (ii), 452. 12mo. Modern contemporary style half calf, marbled boards. The first three volumes are the second edition, the last three volumes are the third edition. The titles of the works are on the spine labels rather than volume numbers. Vol 1 is Ennui, pp 197/198 & pp 201/202 are torn and repaired not affecting the text; Vol 2 is Almeria, Madame de Fleury, and The Dun, pp. 349/350 is orn and repaired not affecting the text; Vol 3 is Manoeuvring;, Vol 4 is Vivian; Vol 5 is Emilie de Coulanges and the Beginning of The Absentee; Vol 6 is the conclusion of The Absentee. All endpapers are foxed and there is further foxing in the third edition volumes. All volumes lacking half titles. Sadlier 786.

Reference: 21047

London. Longman & Co; Hamilton & Co; Whittaker & Co; Houlston & Co; Washbourne & Co; H.G. Bohn; Routledge & Co; E. Lumley; Darton & Co; Tegg & Co; Smith, Elder & Co; and Simpkin, Marshall & Co. 1858. pp. xii, 492, 24 of adverts. Frontis, engraved title. 8vo. Original blind stamped green cloth, marked and faded. Spine relaid. New endpapers retaining earlier book plates.

Reference: 12887

Embellished with thirty-six scenes from real life designed and etched by I.R. & G. Cruikshank. London. Sherwood, Neely & Jones. 1822. pp. xvi, 376, (iv) of adverts. 8vo. Coloured frontis & 35 coloured plates. 3 pages of music. Half green calf, hinges rubbed. Top edge gilt. Half title lacking, frontis & title bound in on linen strips, pp159/160 has a repaired corner. Some foxing mainly in the text.

Reference: 23861

London. F.C. & J. Rivington et al. 1822. pp. xliii, 346. Frontis. 12mo. Contemporary calf, dry, corners bumped, hinges rubbed. Some occasional foxing. Occasional pencil crosses by headings.

Reference: 8840

Oxford. Clarendon Press. 1951. pp. vi, 149. 8vo. Blue cloth.

Reference: 9000

London. The Sheldon Press. 1933. pp. xv, 208. Frontis, 23 illustrations. 8vo. Brown cloth.

Reference: 94060

London. John Murray. 1823. pp. (vii), 325. Frontis - folded facsimile. 8vo. Half calf, marbled boards. Spine relaid, corners bumped, new endpapers. 1st trade edition.

Reference: 9021

Edited by Horace N. Pym London. Smith, Elder & Co. 1882. pp xxvii, 355. Frontis portrait by Hubert Herkomer. Super Royal 8vo. Quarter vellum, boards. Corners bumped.

Reference: 25751

Contributors are Natasha Eaton, Michael J. Franklin, Tim Fulford, Nigel Leask, P.J. Marshall, Tilar J. Mazzeo, Daniel O'Quinn, Douglas M. Peers, Lynda Prat, Amit Ray, & Bennett Zon. London & New York. Routledge. 2006. pp. xiii, 290. 10 illustrations. 8vo. Laminated boards, corners very slightly bumped. A very good bright, clean copy. ISBN 0415378273

Reference: 8841

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

Edited with an Introduction by James Kinsley. London. Oxford University Press. 1967. pp. xxvi, 242. 8vo. D/W. Oxford English Novels. General Editor: Herbert Davis.

Reference: 5525

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

Reference: 9113

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

Reference: 7987

London. T. Cadell Jr & W. Davies. 1797. pp. viii, 429, (i) of adverts. 8vo. Full calf, hinges tender. Title very slightly foxed. Second edition, corrected. Appreciated by Jane Austen when she was persuaded to read it in 1805. (Collins. Jane Austen & the Clergy)

Reference: 13569

London. G. G. & J. Robinson. 1797. pp. xii, 481, errata leaf. 8vo. Full calf, contemporary boards, later spine. Hinges and corners slightly rubbed. Half title present, very small tear to pp291/292, not affecting text. 1st edition. With the bookplates of Frank Fletcher and Parson G. Gates.

Reference: 88155

New York. Walker & Co, 1969. pp. (iv), 365. 8vo. D/W. A volume in The Documentary History of Western Civilization edited by Eugene C. Black & Leonard W. Levy.

Reference: 2586

London. Chatto & Windus. 1969. pp. xix, 340. Frontis, 21 illustrations. 8vo. D/W, very slightly frayed.

Reference: 34661

Oxford & New York. Woodstock Books. 1995. pp. (xiv), 11, 184, (iv), 220. Small 8vo. D/W. Revolution and Romanticism 1789 - 1834. A series of facsimile reprints chosen and introduced by Jonathan Wordsworth.

Reference: 27998

Edited with an Essay on Hazlitt as an Art-Critic and a Note on Northcote by Edmund Gosse. London. Richard Bentley & Son. 1894. pp. xxxv, 270. Frontis, facsimile. 8vo. Green cloth. Bright copy.

Reference: 3659

Poole & New York. Woodstock Books. 1995. pp. (xiii), (viii), 172. Small 8vo. D/W. Revolution and Romanticism 1789 - 1834. A series of facsimile reprints chosen and introduced by Jonathan Wordsworth.

Reference: 15718

Edinburgh & London. William Blackwood & Sons. 1854. pp. viii, 262. Small 8vo. Full calf, all edges gilt.

Reference: 225717

Contributors are Ken Knowles Ruthven, Jonathan Barry, Michael Liversidge, Timothy Mowl, Katherine Turner, Alistair Heys, Mary-Ann Constantine, Nick Groom. Bristol. Redcliffe Press Ltd. 2005. pp. 144. Illustrated. 8vo. D/W.

Reference: 9322

London. J.M. Dent & Sons Ltd. 1949. pp. xxv, 374. Frontis, 10 plates and 42 illustrations in the text. 8vo. D/W, slightly frayed.

Reference: 4729

Edited by Douglas S. Mack. Edinburgh. Scottish Academic Press. 1982. pp. x, 211. 8vo. D/W. The Association for Scottish Literary Studies No 12. General Editor - Douglas Mack.

Reference: 3617

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

With an Introduction by Sidney Scott. Engravings by Douglas Percy Bliss. London. The Folio Society. 1952. pp. 156. Frontis, 7 plates. 8vo. D/W, frayed & torn. Some foxing.

Reference: 7445

London. Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, & Brown. 1810. pp. vii, 252, (ii) of adverts. Half title present. 8vo. Half calf, marbled boards. Hinges rubbed, head & tail of spine rubbed. Some foxing. 2nd edition. J.R. de J. Jackson. Romantic Poetry by Women p161 - 2(b). Margaret Holford was acquainted with Southey, Coleridge & Landor. She was a regular contributor to annuals and wrote translations of Italian Works.

Reference: 12766

Contributors are Arthur Bradley, Edward Burns, Peter Cochran, Richard Cronin, Gavin Hopps, Tony Howe, Christine Kenyon Jones, Michael O'Neill, Vincent Newey, Alan Rawes, Corinna Russell, Jonathon Shearsm Jane Stabler, & Timothy Webb. Aldershot. Ashgate. 2006. pp. x, 262. 8vo. D/W. A very good bright, clean copy. ISBN 0754655709

Reference: 77141

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

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

Translated from the French by Frederick Clarke. London. Frank Cass & Co Ltd. 1968. pp. xvi, 561. Frontis, 2 plates. 8vo. D/W. New imp.

Reference: 2554

London. John Murray. 1939. pp. x, 268. Frontis, 8 plates. 8vo. Green cloth.

Reference: 9506

Aldershot. Scolar Press. 1995. pp. xiv, 274. 8vo. D/W. The Nineteenth Century General Editors Vincent Newey & Joanne Shattock.

Reference: 13925

London. John Murray. 1946. pp. x, 251. Frontis. 8vo. D/W, slightly grubby. 1st Edition. Slightly dusty.

Reference: 2405

London. Geoffrey Cumberlege Oxford University Press. 1949. pp. xi, 276. 8vo. D/W. 2nd imp. Previous owners name on front free endpaper.

Reference: 4038

London. John Hogg. 1890. pp. xv, 520, 7 of adverts. Frontis, 3 plates. 8vo. Red cloth, spine faded. A new edition, thoroughly revised, and rearranged with additional matter.

Reference: 4789

Edited by Garland Cannon. Oxford. The Clarendon Press. 1970. 2 vols. pp. xlix, 452; 453 - 977. Frontis - Vol 1. 8vo. D/Ws.

Reference: 12046

With The Life of the Author by Lord Teignmouth. London. John Stockdale. 1807. 13 vols. pp. (xxvii), 409; (iv), 514; (iv), xxi, 397; (iv), 432; (iv), 446; (iv),xvi, 413; (iv), 399; (vii), 543; (iv), 532; (iv), 87, 443; (vii), sviii, 474; (v), 437; (iv), 426, (xxv) Table of Content. 67 plates as noted on COPAC by the copies in Cambridge, Manchester & the V & A. Full calf, spines very dry with labels chipped and some missing, all hinges cracked but holding; Vol 4 is particularly weak. Two pages are torn, one in Vol 3 & one in Vol 13. 1st 8vo edition.

Reference: 13555

London & Boston. Routledge & Kegan Paul. 1973. pp. viii, 492. 8vo. D/W. The Routledge Critics Series. General Editor B.C. Southam.

Reference: 4036

London & Boston. Routledge & Kegan Paul. 1973. pp. viii, 492. 8vo. D/W. The Routledge Critics Series. General Editor B.C. Southam.

Reference: 4036

London. Longman, Brown, Green and Longmans. 1849. pp. xvi, 248. 8vo. Full calf, spine with gilt decoration and chipped label. There are 4 unnumbered pages between the K & L gatherings being the fly title for Sacred Gipsy and Gipsy Carol prologue. Inscribed “ To Mrs Alcock with pleasing recollections and kind regards from the Author 1851”. DNB. John Kenyon 1784 - 1856 was born in Jamaica, the son of a Sugar Planter. He was educated at Fort Bristol School, Charterhouse, Nicholson’s Philosophical Institute, Soho & Peterhouse Cambridge which he left without a degree in 1808. He married and settled at Woodlands between Alfoxden and Nether Stowey. He made the acquaintance of Thomas Poole and through him of Coleridge, Wordsworth, Southey & Lamb. He was one of Southey’s travelling companions on his 1838 French tour. Elizabeth Barrett was a distant relative and it was through Kenyon that she met Robert Browning.

Reference: 10655

London. Victor Gollancz Ltd. 1971. pp. 320. Frontis. 8vo. D/W.

Reference: 17809

Oxford & New York. Woodstock Books. 1991. pp. (xi), 134. 8vo. D/W. Revolution and Romanticism 1789 - 1834. A series of facsimile reprints chosen and introduced by Jonathan Wordsworth.

Reference: 5502

London. Longman, Hurst, Rees & Orme. 1808. pp. xii, 484. 8vo. Later half calf, marbled boards, spine slightly faded, an attractive binding. 1st Edition. Slight foxing. pp289/290 repaired affecting text slightly. Half title lacking. Roff p75.

Reference: 2496

Selected and with an introduction and notes by George Woodcock. London. The Grey Walls Press. 1950. pp. 228. Frontis. 8vo. D/W.

Reference: 14256

London. Edward Moxon. 1836. pp. xii, 289, (ii) of adverts. Small 8vo. Original cloth, spine faded and head frayed. A New edition.

Reference: 14226

London. Edward Moxon. 1840. 5 parts, all with seperate title pages. pp. (iv), 88, 92, iv, 94, viii, 80, (iv), 96, viii, 56. Frontis, engraved title, foxed. 8vo. Half green morocco, marbled boards. Front hinge slightly rubbed. Contains The Letters of Charles Lamb, with A Sketch of His Life by Thomas Noon Talfourd in two parts. (Title dated 1841); Essays of Elia 1st series (Title dated 1841); Essays of Elia 2nd series; Rosamund Gray (Title page and contents leaf present but 2 further leaves appear to be missing according to the pagination); Poetical Works.

Reference: 8091

Poole & New York. Woodstock Books. 1995. pp. (xiii), (iv), 180. Frontis. Small 8vo. D/W. Revolution and Romanticism 1789 - 1834. A series of facsimile reprints chosen and introduced by Jonathan Wordsworth.

Reference: 9297

London. E and S Harding. 1794. pp. 73. 22 head & tail pieces engraved by Stothard. 8vo. Full calf, corners slightly rubbed. Small amount of browning.

Reference: 8759

Traduzido em Portuguez por J.M.L. Lisboa. Officina de Carvalho. 1833. pp. 174. 8vo. Modern quarter calf, marbled boards. Later endpapers. Top edge trimmed, not affecting text. This work was originally Aballino, der Grosse Bandit by J.H.D. Zschokke. Monk Lewis translated it from the german as the Bravo of Venice, which was published thus, in London, in 1805.

Reference: 17859

London. W. Bulmer & Co for the Author. 1801. 2 vols bound together. Both title pages present.. pp. (iv), 236, (iv), 237 - 482, 1 advert leaf. Royal 8vo. Full calf, new spine and label.

Reference: 4662

London. George T. Juckes. 1912. pp. 40. 8vo. Blue cloth, label on front board. New endpapers. No 40 of a limited edition of 250 copies.

Reference: 4174

London. Longmans. 1963. pp. xiv, 174. 8vo. D/W.

Reference: 58810

Cambridge University Press. 1989. pp. 176. 75 colour plates. Crown 4to. D/W.

Reference: 5706

London. John Murray. 1954. pp. xii, 324. Frontis, 7 plates. 8vo. Blue cloth.

Reference: 5473

Aldershot. Ashagte 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.

Reference: 9237

London. Methuen. 1905. 2 vols. pp. xv, 400; ix, 429. 2 frontis's, 46 plates & 3 illustrations in the text. 8vo. Red cloth. Top edge gilt. Some foxing on endpapers and edges. Vol 1 1775 - 1817, Vol 2 1818 - 1834.

Reference: 5623

Aldershot. Scolar Press. 1997. pp. ix, 171. 8vo. D/W, spine faded. pp101/102 badly creased in the production of the book. Text not affected. The Nineteenth Century General Editors Vincent Newey & Joanne Shattock.

Reference: 48004

London. G.G. J & J. Robinson. 1791. pp. (iv), 342. 8vo. Later half green calf, marbled boards. The third edition, with additions. DNB. Burke had been answered with much power by Thomas Paine. Mackintosh’s reply, however, taking a less radical ground, and showing much literary and philosophical culture, was the most effective defence of the position of the Whig sympathisers with the Revolution.

Reference: 19550

London. Evans Brothers Ltd. 1967. pp. 160. Illustrated. Paperback. Literature in Perspetive. Clean copy.

Reference: 45890

Variorum Edition edited by John Pullen. Cambridge University Press for the Royal Economic Society. 1989. 2 vols. pp. lxix, vi, 601; (vi), 507. 8vo. D/Ws.

Reference: 171374

Edited by E.A. Wrigley and David Souden. London. William Pickering. 1986. 2 vols. pp. 18, xv, 315; 317 - 711. 2 plates. 8vo. Maroon cloth. Vols 2 & 3 of the Works of Thomas Robert Malthus - The Pickering Masters series.

Reference: 11188

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

Reference: 1486

Ithaca Cornell University Press. 1975 - 1978. 3 vols. pp. xcv, 292; xv, 304; xix, 274. 3 frontis's, 16 plates. 8vo. Green cloth. Vol 1 - Letters of Charles Lamb 1796 - 1801; Vol 2 1801 - 1809; Vol 3 1809 - 1817.

Reference: 2532

London. Smith, Elder & Co. 1857. pp. vii, 356. 8vo. Half calf, marbled boards. Spine relaid, new endpapers. Half title present. 1st edition.

Reference: 16247

London. Macmillan & Co. 1874. pp. viii, 284, (iv) + 28 + (iv) of adverts. 8vo. Brown cloth, corners bumped. Rear hinge slightly split. Ink notations on blank leaf, pp143/144 badly opened not affecting text.

Reference: 104858

Bath. W. Meyler. 1806. pp.xvi, 210, final leaf numbered 207. 8vo. Boards, edges slightly rubbed, later cloth spine. Contains many verses of a theatrical nature and many relating to local events. Johnson 607. In some copies, the two leaves containing the poem An Ode, read at the first meeting of the Bath Humane Society (Sig P, pages 207 -210) are incorporated in the text, as extra leaves, so that the pagination runs 206, (207, 208, 209, 210), 207.' as is the case with this copy.

Reference: 133866

London. J.Bell, R. Faulder & Son, C. Chapple & W.J. Richardson. 1808. pp. 264. 8vo in 4’s. Modern blue boards, spine label. Some slight foxing. William Augustus MIles, Political Writer 1753? - 1817.

Reference: 1397761

New York. Linen & Fennell. 1840. pp. 252. Frontis, engraved title. 12mo. Original blind stamped cloth, spine faded. 1st complete American, from the13th London edition.

Reference: 2576

With A View of the Principles and Conduct prevalent among Women of Rank and Fortune. London. T. Cadell Jun. & W. Davies. 1799. 2 vols. pp. xix, 274; vii, 3222, (ii) of adverts. Half title present Vol 1. 8vo. Full calf. Spines sunned, hinges slightly rubbed. Internally crisp. 1st edition.

Reference: 17348

London. Harrison & Co. 1791. pp. 235. 2 vols bound together with continious pagination. Frontis & 5 plates by Stothard. 8vo. Full calf, head & tail of spine worn. Slightly shabby. Charles Dickens's first literary production was a tragedy entitled Misnar the Sultan of India (1820). This was founded on one of Ridley’s Tales. DNB

Reference: 8132

Totowa, NJ. Barnes & Noble Books. 1981. pp. xiii, 310. 8vo. D/W.

Reference: 3953

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

Reference: 14986

Cambridge University Press. 1993. pp. xii, 270. 8vo. D/W. Title page marked with a stamp, otherwise a very clean copy. Cambridge Studies in Romanticism 3. General Editors Marilyn Butler & James Chandler.

Reference: 8523

Contributors are Eve Tavor Bannet, Irene Basey Beesmyer, Frances R. Botkin, Joanne Cordon, Laura Dabundo, Kathleen B. Grathwol, Alison Harvey, Mona Narain, Julie Nash, & Kara M. Ryan. Aldershot. Ashgate Publishing Ltd. 2006. pp. xvii, 203. 8vo. D/W. The Nineteenth Century General Editors Vincent Newey & Joanne Shattock.

Reference: 23772

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

Reference: 16672

Oxford & New York. Woodstock Books. 1992. pp. (x), 162. 8vo. D/W. Occasional faint pencil markings in the text. Revolution and Romanticism 1789 - 1834. A series of facsimile reprints chosen and introduced by Jonathan Wordsworth.

Reference: 5518

London. T. Bensley for W. J. & J. Richardson. 1806. pp. vii, 141. Frontis with tissue guard, both foxed. Small 8vo. Full blue morocco with gilt decoration. Spine slightly faded. All edges gilt. Boards and endpapers lined with silk. With the bookplate of Douglas Grant.

Reference: 220130

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.

Reference: 13598

Chelsea. Jaques & Co. 1801. pp. v, 169. 12mo in 6’s.Half calf, marbled bards, hinges rubbed. Polidori was the father of J.W. Polidori, the author of The Vampyre, grandfather of Dante Gabriel & Christina Rossetti. The author of educational works and translator of Milton & Lucan into Italian.

Reference: 12088

London. Routledge & Kegan Paul. 1972. pp. xiii, 495. 8vo. D/W, slightly frayed. The Critical Heritage Series. general Editor B.C. Southam.

Reference: 8774

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

Reference: 2555

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

Reference: 4202

Poole & New York. Woodstock Books. 1995. pp. (xiv), (ii), 239, (iv), 216. Small 8vo. D/W. Revolution and Romanticism 1789 - 1834. A series of facsimile reprints chosen and introduced by Jonathan Wordsworth.

Reference: 21777

Edited with an Introduction by Frederick Garber. London. Oxford University Press. 1968. pp. xxi, 419. 1 Plate. 8vo. D/W. Oxford English Novels. General Editor: James Kinsley.

Reference: 5534

Madison. University of Wisconsin Press. 1983. pp. xv, 281. Illustrated. 8vo. Grey cloth. Wisconsin Publications in the History of Science and Medicine. Number 3. General Editors William Coleman, David C. Lindberg & Ronald L. NNumbers.

Reference: 5717

Oxford. J. Cooke. 1792. pp. 28. Quarto. Quarter modern calf, marble boards. New endpapers. DNB. Richards attended Christ’s Hospital and knew Lamb who described him as ‘a pale, studious Grecian’. His Prize Poem The Aboriginal Britons was praised by Byron in English Bards & Scotch Reviewers - “ Where Richards wakes a genuine poet’s fires, And modern Britons glory in their sires.”

Reference: 14273

Oxford. D. Prince & J. Cooke. 1791. pp. 24. Quarto. Modern quarter cloth, marble boards. 2nd edition. DNB. Richards attended Christ’s Hospital and knew Lamb who described him as ‘a pale, studious Grecian’. This poem was praised by Byron in English Bards & Scotch Reviewers - “ Where Richards wakes a genuine poet’s fires, And modern Britons glory in their sires.”

Reference: 13509

Introduction by the Editor. Woodbridge. For The Royal Society of Literature by the Boydell Press. 1981. pp. 212. Frontis, 3 plates. 8vo. D/W.

Reference: 2015

London. R.B. Seeley & W. Burnside. 1834. 4 vols. pp. viii, (ii), ix - xxiii, 407; (iv), 478; (iv), 466; (iv), 448. Frontis - Vol 1. Large 12mo. Original green cloth, head ofspine of Vol 4 slightly torn. Some minor occasional foxing. 2nd edition.

Reference: 6498

London. T. Cadell & W. Davies. 1816. pp. (vi), 246. Decorated with vignettes throughout. Small 8vo. Original boards and spine label, slightly chipped.

Reference: 96449

Edited by Rev. Alexander Dyce. New Southgate. H.A. Rogers. 1887. pp. viii, 355. Extra illustrated copy with 217 plates in 3 volumes + mounted newspaper article over 6 pages.. 8vo. Half calf, cloth boards, top edge gilt. Heads of spines slightly worn. The binding is by Bayntun of Bath. Smalll amount of residue of selotape marks on the insides of the boards.The title pages have been speciallly printed for this copy.

Reference: 38991

London. Edward Moxon. 1856. pp. 8 of adverts, viii, 355. 8vo. Original blind stamped cloth, remains of label removed from front board.

Reference: 14868

Oxford & New York. Woodstock Books 1990. pp. (viii), (iv), viii, 188, (iv), 151. 8vo. D/W. Revolution and Romanticism 1789 - 1834. A series of facsimile reprints chosen and introduced by Jonathan Wordsworth.

Reference: 303635

Contributors are Barker Fairley, Ronald Peacock, E.L. Stahl, W.H. Bruford, Roy Pascal, Humphrey Trevelyan, William Rose, Edwin H. Zeydel, & Percy H. Muir. London. Cassell & Co. Ltd. 1949. pp. x, 254. 4 plates. 8vo. Black cloth, slightly marked.

Reference: 11901

Norman. University of Oklahoma Press. 1940. pp. xiii, 232. Frontis, 5 plates. 8vo. D/W slightly frayed.

Reference: 11038

london. J.J. Stockdale. 1810. pp. 314. Frontis, 29 plates. 8vo. Full calf, spine with gilt decoration. No half title. Some very slight foxing. The Rev. Rowe was Rector of Ringshall in Suffolk.

Reference: 36231

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

Reference: 8508

London. Longman, Green, Longman, and Roberts. 1860. pp. xxxi, 720. Frontis, 9 plates, 1 illustration in text. 8vo. Original blind stamped green cloth with gilt decoration, spine relaid. New endpapers. All edges gilt. Edited and abridge from the 1st edition. Printed in double columns.

Reference: 2553

Translated from the German by G.H.N. and J.S (Georg Heinrich Noehden & Sir John Stoddart. London. J. Johnson. 1796. pp. xii, 228. 8vo. Modern contemporary style half calf, marbled boards. Last two gatherings slightly stained towards stitching. Coleridge was strongly influenced by Schiller. In a letter to Southey dated 3rd November 1794 he says ‘I sate down at twelve o’clock to read the ‘Robbers’ of Schiller - I had read chill and trembling until I came to the part where Moor fires a pistol over the Robbers who are asleep - I could read no more - My God! Southey! Who is this Schiller? This Convulsor of the Heart?’

Reference: 11874

Translated by John Black. Revised, according to the last german edition by the Rev. A.J.W. Morrison. London. Henry G. Bohn. 1861. pp. viii, 535. Frontis. 8vo. Original green, blind stamped cloth.

Reference: 29700

Edited by Ioan Williams. New York. Barnes & Noble. 1968. pp. viii, 503. 8vo. D/W.

Reference: 4421

Edinburgh. For Archibald Constable & Co & Longman, Hurst, Rees, orme, and Browne London by James Ballantyne & Co. 1815. pp. viii, 275, clxv. 4to. Full calf, later spine. 1st edition.

Reference: 6675

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. R. Ackermann. (1828). pp. x, 422. Frontis, 13 plates. 12mo in 6's. Original printed boards. All edges gilt. Head & tail of spine slightly worn. Rear hinge chipped. Including works by James Montgomery, Mrs Hemens, James Hogg, Barry Cornwall, John Clare, Richard Polwhele, Bernard Barton, Mary Russell Mitford & Miss Agnes Strickland.

Reference: 4962

London. Ackermann & Co. (1842). pp. 354, 6 of adverts. Presentation leaf, frontis, 10 plates. 12mo in 6's. Blind stamped red cloth with gilt decoration on the spine. All edges gilt. Lacking a printed title page but with date tag bound in between the last page and the adverts. Includes work by James Montgomery & Mrs Ward.

Reference: 12121

London. R. Ackermann & Co. (1829). pp. x, 422. Inscription leaf, Frontis, engraved title & 12 plates. 12mo in 6's. Original printed paper boards. All edges gilt. Slipcase lacking bottom strip. Includes work by Byron (To My Dear Mary Anne - The introduction to the poem states 'The lines addressed To my dear Mary Anne were written about a year or less before my marriage, and when Lord Byron left Annesley - Mary Anne Musters'.), Barry Cornwall, Francis Jeffrey, Mary Russell Mitford, James Montgomery, John Galt, Bernard Barton, Letitia Elizabeth Landon, James Hogg, & Thomas Hood.

Reference: 10598

London. R.Ackermann. (1830). pp. x, 386. Inscription leaf, frontis, engraved title & 12 plates. 12mo in 6's. Original printed green paper boards, slipcase. All edge sgilt. Includes work by James Hogg, Richard Polwhele, Thomas Hood, Letitia Elizabeth Landon, Mary Russell Mitford, & William Lisle Bowles.

Reference: 7251

London. R. Ackermann (1831). pp. 360. Engraved title, frontis, 10 plates. 12mo in 6's. Original pink watered silk cloth. All edges gilt. Includes works by Mary Russell Mitford, Letitia Elizabeth Landon, James Hogg, John Galt, & John Clare. One of the plate is Don Juan and Haidee engraved by W. Finden from a drawing by James Holmes.

Reference: 9024

London. Ackermann & Co. (1835). pp. 356, (iv) of adverts. Presentationleaf, frontis & 9 plates. 12mo in 6's. Blind stamped card with gilt, purple, blue, orange & green decoration. Slightly chipped on the hinges. All edges gilt. Includes works by Letitia Elizabeth Landon, James Montgomery, Douglas Jerrold, & James Hogg.

Reference: 8007

The Others are Mrs Hemans, Eliza Cook, Miss Landon, Miss Barrett, Mrs Ellis, Mary Howitt, & Mrs Norton. Boston. Phillips & Sampson. 1849. pp. 264, (v) of adverts. Frontis, 3 plates. 8vo in 6’s red cloth with gilt decoration. Head & tail of spine frayed, hinges cracked. The plates are foxed, but the text is clean. de J. Jackson. Romantic Poetry by Women. Lydia Howard, Mrs Charles Signourney was celebrated as the ‘American Hemans’ on her visit to Europe in 1840. Eliza Cook, the youngest of 11 children of a Southward brewer, was largely self-taught. Mary Howitt was best known as a writer of tales for children.

Reference: 11844

London. Oxford University Press. 1964. pp. xiii, 153. Frontis. 8vo. D/W. Oxford English Monographs.

Reference: 5363

London. John Murray. 1977. pp. xii, 235. 28 illustrations. 8vo. D/W. Signed by author for Ian Scott-Kilvert

Reference: 2566

London. John Murray. 1977. pp. xii, 235. 28 illustrations. 8vo. D/W. With the bookplate of Alex Bridge.

Reference: 25660

Cambridge, MA. Harvard University Press. 1966. pp. xix, 438. 8vo. D/W, corners slightly bumped.

Reference: 2785

London. Vernor & Hood. 1805. pp. 61, (ii) of adverts. Frontis, engraved title, 18 plates. Half title present. 8vo. Half red morocco, cloth boards. There is some foxing to some of the plates.

Reference: 18504

Princeton, N.J. Princeton University Press. 1967. pp. xiii, 412. 8 illustrations. 8vo. D/W. 2nd printing.

Reference: 4013

Translated from the French by H. North. London. T. Cadell, Jun. & W. Davies. 1797. pp. xii, 516. 8vo. Modern quarter calf. 1st English edition.

Reference: 6605

London. Longman, Hurst, Rees, orme, & Brown. 1813. pp. 16 of adverts, xxiv, 230, (xxxiv) of notes. 8vo. Original boards, hinges cracked but holding, spine label split & chipped. Corners bumped. Mainly unopened. With the bookplate of Francis, Duke of Bedford. DNB. William Sidney Walker was educated at his uncle's school in Doncaster before going to Eton. At eleven he planned an epic in heroic verse on the career of Gustavus Vasa, and when he was seventeen he managed, by subscription, to publish the first four books. He was admitted as a scholar of Trinity College, Cambridge. He resigned his fellowship in 1829 and eventually died impoverished in London in 1846. He was a friend of Praed and Derwent Coleridge.

Reference: 7845

Baltimore. Johns Hopkins University Press. 1996. pp. x, 232. 8vo. D/W.

Reference: 7154

London. Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, Green, & Longman. 1833. pp. xiv, 306. Frontis, 9 plates. 8vo. Half red morocco gilt decoration, marbled boards. All edges gilt. Includes work by Wordsworth, Mrs Hemans, & Caroline Bowles.

Reference: 109800

London. J. Hatchard. 1809. pp. 46, (i) of adverts. 8vo. Disbound. “A paper has appeared in the Edinburgh Review (no 25, Art 14) which, under colour of commenting on the work of Don Pedro Cevallos, sounds the old tocsin, and promulgates the worst doctrines in a higher tone, and I fear with higher authority than was ever used by the Philosophers of Anarchy before.”

Reference: 13395

London. Constable and Co Ltd. 1911. pp. xiii, 330. Frontis, 7 plates. 8vo. Green cloth, spine sunned. Head of spine slightly frayed.. Occasional foxing.

Reference: 14213

London. Faber & Faber. 2003. pp. xv, 359. Frontis, 37 illustrations plus 26 in the text. 8vo. D/W/

Reference: 7240

Aldershot. Ashgate. 2004. pp. vii, 201. 8vo. D/W. The Nineteenth Century General Editors Vincent Newey & Joanne Shattock.

Reference: 7481

Edited by Janet Todd. London. Allen Lane an imprint of Penguin Books. 2003. pp. xxxiii, 478. 8vo. D/W.

Reference: 6718

Much Wenlock. RJL Smith & Associates. 1994. pp. 20. Illustrated. 8vo. Printed wrapper stapled as issued.

Reference: 13890

Cambridge University Press. 1972. pp. x, 276. 8vo. D/W, very slightly frayed. Occasional pencil markings in the margins.

Reference: 9646