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ABBREVIATIONS
MS. B. M. = MS. preserved in the British Museum.
MS. O. = MS. Ottery: i.e. a collection of juvenile poems in the
handwriting of S. T. Coleridge (circ. 1793.).
MS. O. (c.) = MS. Ottery, No. 3: a transcript (circ. 1823) of a collection
of juvenile poems by S. T. Coleridge.
MS. S.T.C. = A single MS. poem in the handwriting of S. T. Coleridge.
MS. E. = MS. Estlin: i. e. a collection of juvenile poems in the hand-
writing of S. T. Coleridge presented to Mrs. Estlin of Bristol
circ. 1795.
MS. 4° = A collection of early poems in the handwriting of S.T.
Coleridge (circ. 1796).
MS. W. = An MS. in the handwriting of S.T. Coleridge, now in the
possession of Mr. Gordon Wordsworth.
MS. R. = MS. Rugby: i. e. in the possession of the Governors of
Rugby School.
C. I. = Cambridge Intelligencer.
M. C. = Morning Chronicle.
M. P. = Morning Post.
M. M. = Monthly Magazine.
An. Anth. = Annual Anthology of 1800.
P. R. = Poetical Register, 1802.
S. L. = Sibylline Leaves ( 1817).
F. F. = Felix Farley's Bristol Journal, 1818.
F. O. = Friendship's Offering, 1834.
B. L. = Biographia Literaria.
E. M. = English Minstrelsy.
L. A. = Liber Aureus.
L. B. = Lyrical Ballads.
L. R. = Literary Remains.
P. & D. W. = Poetical and Dramatic Works.
P. W. = Poetical Works.
S. S. = Selection of Sonnets.

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Publication Information: Book Title: The Poems of Samuel Taylor Coleridge. Contributors: Ernest Hartley Coleridge - editor, Samuel Taylor Coleridge - author. Publisher: Henry Frowde. Place of Publication: London. Publication Year: 1912. Page Number: xxiii.
    
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