"A NOTICEABLE MAN WITH LARGE GREY EYES."

Mr. Dowden quotes Mr. Traill to prove that Coleridge's contributions to the Courier in 1811 were vastly inferior to the articles of a dozen years before in the Morning Post. Mr. Traill is right; but the story of Coleridge's connexion with the Courier would explain this inferiority, and sho...

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Published in:The Academy, 1869-1902, 0269-333X 1869-1902, 0269-333X, 1886-12 (763), p.412-412
Main Author: Caine, T Hall
Format: Article
Language:English
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Summary:Mr. Dowden quotes Mr. Traill to prove that Coleridge's contributions to the Courier in 1811 were vastly inferior to the articles of a dozen years before in the Morning Post. Mr. Traill is right; but the story of Coleridge's connexion with the Courier would explain this inferiority, and show that it was due to no fault of Coleridge's.
ISSN:0269-3321