Endnotes
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First Act by Coleridge: Second and Third by Southey—. ↩
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First published (as an octavo pamphlet) at Cambridge by Benjamin Flower in : included in Literary Remains, , I. (1)-32. First collected in Poetical and Dramatic Works, –80, in. (1)-39. “It will be remarked,” writes J. D. Campbell (Poetical Works, , p. 646), “that neither title-page nor dedication contains any hint of the joint authorship.” On this point Coleridge writes to Southey, :—“The tragedy will be printed in less than a week. I shall put my name because it will sell at least a hundred copies in Cambridge. It would appear ridiculous to print two names to such a work. But if you choose it, mention it and it shall be done. To every man who praises it, of course I give the true biography of it.” Letters of S. T. C., , I. 85. ↩
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This Song was reprinted in Coleridge’s Poems of , and later under the title of “To Domestic Peace,” vide ante, pp. 71, 72. ↩