ABSTRACT
Among the poets of the present day Mr. Coleridge holds a distinguished place. For energy of thought, splendour of diction, and command of language, he is not often equalled. His versification also is both polished and animated. In the present edition of his works some pieces which were admitted into the former are excluded, and their place is filled by some of his early productions. The poems of Lloyd and Lamb are now left out.
