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Excerpt from Collier, Coleridge, and Shakespeare: A Review
I should, perhaps, state that I have referred to none of Coleridge's subsequent publications to ascertain whether he has there broached, modified, or altered any of his opinions. Some points, in the two volumes of his Literary Remains, 1836, may possibly accord; but, although I have them by me, I have purposely not consulted them with reference to my present transcripts, since my object was to give Coleridge's sentiments precisely as, I believe, they were pronounced in 1811-preface to Seven Lectures, p. Vii.
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