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Samuel Taylor Coleridge
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Born: Oct. 21, 1772 - Ottery St Mary, Devon, England Died: Jul. 25, 1834 - Highgate, London, England
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Educated at Christ's Hospital, London and Jesus College, Cambridge, Coleridge went to London and joined the Dragoons, but was discharged after only a few months and returned to Cambridge. His earliest writings consist of verses contributed to the Morning Chronicle during 1793 to 1795. He collaborated with Southey on The Fall of Robespierre in 1794. In 1795, Coleridge met Wordsworth with whom he became good friends, and they co-published Lyrical Ballads in 1798, which contained The Rime of the Ancient Mariner. Some of Coleridge's best work came between 1795 and 1800, including Christabel and Kubla Khan (1797). Coleridge produced three plays, The Fall of Robespierre (1794), Zapolya (1817) and Osorio (1813), in addition to numerous translations, especially of German philosophers and philosophy, and literary criticism. |
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| ESTC004 |
Biographia Literaria
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1817 |
199 |
1018k |
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| ESTC002 |
Christabel
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1798 |
16 |
136k |
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| ESTC003 |
Kubla Khan
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1798 |
3 |
101k |
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| ESTC005 |
Lyrical Ballads With a Few Other Poems
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Anecdote for Fathers Shewing How the Art of Lying May Be Taught
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The Complaint of A Forsaken Indian Woman
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The Convict
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The Dungeon
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Expostulation and Reply
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The Female Vagrant
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The Foster-Mothers Tale
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Goody Blake, and Harry Gill, A True Story
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The Idiot Boy
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The Last of the Flock
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Lines Left Upon A Seat in A Yew-tree
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Lines Written A Few Miles Above Tintern Abbey
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Lines Written At A Small Distance From My House
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Lines Written in Early Spring
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Lines Written Near Richmond, Upon the Thames, At Evening.
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The Mad Mother
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The Nightingale
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Old Man Travelling; Animal Tranquillity and Decay, A Sketch
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Simon Lee, the Old Huntsman
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The Tables Turned; An Evening Scene, on the Same Subject
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The Thorn
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We Are Seven
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1798 |
65 |
259k |
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| ESTC006 |
Omniana
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An Admonition
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Amanda
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An Anecdote
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The Apostles' Creed
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Archbishop Leighton
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Association
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Brevity of the Greek and English Compared
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Bulls
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Callous Self-conceit
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Cap of Liberty
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Christian Honesty
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Circulation of the Blood
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Confessio Fidei
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Criticism
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Curiosity
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Death
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Death, and Grounds of Belief in A Future State
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December Morning
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Definition of Miracle
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Difference Between Hobbes and Spinosa
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Dust to Dust
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Egotism
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The End May Justify the Means
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Evidence
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Evidences of Christianity
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Force of Habit
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The French Decade
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German Language
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A Good Heart
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Goodness of Heart Indispensable to A Man of Genius
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Harberous
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Hasty Words
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Hatred of Injustice
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To Have and to Be
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Hint for A New Species of History
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Hope in Humanity
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Human Countenance
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Humility of the Amiable
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Hymen's Torch
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Inconsistency
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Inscription on A Clock in Cheapside
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Inward Blindness
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Jeremy Taylor
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A Librarian
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Lie Useful to Truth
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Limitation of Love of Poetry
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Love An Act of the Will
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M. Dupuis
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Magnanimity
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Man's Return to Heaven
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Memory and Recollection
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Meriting Heaven
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Milton and Ben Jonson
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Motives and Impulses
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Negative Thought
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Negros and Narcissuses
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New Truths
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Origin of the Worship of Hymen
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Parodies
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Party Passion
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Patriarchal Government
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Pelagianism
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Periturae Parcere Chartae
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The Pharos At Alexandria
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Phoenix
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Picturesque Words
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Public Instruction
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Rationalism is Not Reason
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Religion
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Religious Ceremonies
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Ride and Tie
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Rouge
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Science in Roman Catholic States
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Self-love in Religion
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Sense and Common Sense
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Sincerity
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Sir George Etherege, Etc
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The Soul and its Organs of Sense
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Statistics
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Temper in Argument
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Text Sparring
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To Thee Cherubim and Seraphim Continually Do Cry
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Toleration
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Toleration - 2
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Trimming
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Truth and Falsehood
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The Universe
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The Vices of Slaves No Excuse for Slavery
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Vicious Pleasures
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Voluntary Belief
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War
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Wedded Union
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Welch Names
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The Will and the Deed
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The Will for the Deed
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Wise Ignorance
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Young Prodigies
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Youth and Age
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112 |
372k |
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| ESTC001 |
The Rime of the Ancient Mariner
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1798 |
18 |
153k |
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