Pen and ink sketches of poets, preachers, and politicians. Second edition, enlarged
by Dix
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8vo. pp. xii, 286. Signatures: [A]6 B-M12 N5 O6. Binder’s cloth. Includes portrait of S. T. Coleridge “From a Sketch in Oils by by Washington Allston” on frontispiece. Bookplate inside front cover: Edmonton Public Libraries. Bookplate tipped in after half title page: The Charles Lamb Collection of Samuel Morris Rich. Stamped on title page verso, p. [1] and p. 286: Edmonton Public Libraries Reference Library.
Second, enlarged edition of this work by the English poet, artist, traveler, failed physician, and (alternately) alcoholic mendicant and temperance crusader John Dix (later John Ross Dix, 1811–?1864), including suspect personal ‘recollections’ of his acquaintances Wordsworth, Coleridge, and Lamb.
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