Opium, Coleridge's resort to, origin of the habit, De Quincey on,
Parry, Coleridge's fellow-student in Germany,
Philosophy, Coleridge's, (see _Spiritual Philosophy_)
Poetry and the Fine Arts, Coleridge's lectures on,
"Polonius," Coleridge's estimate of the character of,
Quantock Hills, Coleridge and Wordsworth among the,
_Recollections of a Literary Life_ (Miss Mitford's)
_Reflections on having left a Place of Retirement_,
Royal Institution, Coleridge's lectures at the,
Slave Trade, Coleridge's Greek Ode on the,
_Spiritual Philosophy_ (Green's), an exposition of Coleridge's Philosophy, Coleridge's great fundamental principle, the reason and the understanding, will, not thought, the ultimate fact of self-consciousness, a philosophy of Realism, philosophy valued by Coleridge mainly as an organon of religion, growth of the soul, the idea of God, idea of the Trinity, "a guidebook written in hieroglyphics,"
Swinburne's praise of Coleridge's lyrics,
Theology and metaphysics, Coleridge's system of,
_Wallenstein_, Coleridge's translation of,
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