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COLERIDGE, Samuel Taylor. Poems on Various Subjects. London: G.G. and J. Robinson and J. Cottle, 1796.
8° (166 x 107 mm). Half-title, advertisements and errata. ORIGINAL DARK BLUE GLAZED BOARDS, grey paper backstrip, uncut (joints cracked, spine somewhat worn); blue cloth folding case.
FIRST EDITION, AND ARGUABLY THE FINEST COPY IN PRIVATE HANDS. The present copy may precede Tinker's, as the front free endleaf, conjugate with the pastedown, is watermarked “1704. Poems on Various Subjects is Coleridge's first collection of poetry and, apart from the first part of The Fall of Robespierre, 1794 and several lectures issued as pamphlets, his first complete book. One of the sonnets included in the "Effusions" section was written by Robert Southey and the four poems by Charles Lamb are his first published works (although one was attributed to Coleridge in subsequent editions). Ashley I, p.196; Hayward 206; Tinker 678; Wise Coleridge 8. A FINE, UNSOPHISTICATED COPY.
8° (166 x 107 mm). Half-title, advertisements and errata. ORIGINAL DARK BLUE GLAZED BOARDS, grey paper backstrip, uncut (joints cracked, spine somewhat worn); blue cloth folding case.
FIRST EDITION, AND ARGUABLY THE FINEST COPY IN PRIVATE HANDS. The present copy may precede Tinker's, as the front free endleaf, conjugate with the pastedown, is watermarked “1704. Poems on Various Subjects is Coleridge's first collection of poetry and, apart from the first part of The Fall of Robespierre, 1794 and several lectures issued as pamphlets, his first complete book. One of the sonnets included in the "Effusions" section was written by Robert Southey and the four poems by Charles Lamb are his first published works (although one was attributed to Coleridge in subsequent editions). Ashley I, p.196; Hayward 206; Tinker 678; Wise Coleridge 8. A FINE, UNSOPHISTICATED COPY.