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His duty, since he believed in Pantisocracy, lay in being a Pantisocratist, and
since he could never become a full fledged Pantisocratist unless he were to
marry, then marry he must and would. He wrote in partial delirium to Southey "
America!
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Memoirs of William Wordsworth: compiled from authentic ...
That him in aught compensate may For Stowey 's pleasant winter nights, For
loves and friendships far away V The Pantisocratist, George Burnet, was also a
MEMOIR OF visitor. Mrs. Coleridge herself had a poetical taste, 136 137
MEMOIR OF ...
3
The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal
A third Miss Fricker was already married to their fellow-Pantisocratist, Lovell. □ ."
. " Coleridge went to Cambridge, and published there the ' Fall ' of Robespierre,' a
joint production by himself' and Southey; but nothing was done with the ...
Sydney Smith, Lord Francis Jeffrey Jeffrey, Macvey Napier, 1848
Everybody remembers the marvellous items of blooro- colored coats and crimson
continuations, which Mr. Prior disinterred from the burted ledgers of Goldsmith's
tailor ; but we imagine that the " outfit" of a Pantisocratist and Aspheteist will be ...
5
Chambers's Papers for the People
... stranger out ? What offering can the stranger bring Of social scenes, homebred
delights, That him in aught compensate may For Stowey's pleasant winter-nights,
For loves and friendships far away?' The Pantisocratist, George Burnet, was ...
William Chambers, Robert Chambers, 1856
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The Life, Letters, and Writings of Charles Lamb
There were three Misses Fricker, milliners at Bristol, one of whom married Lovell,
the " Pantisocratist," the second Lloyd, and a third, Southey. — F. 1 Mr. Robert
Baldwin, the publisher, afterwards in partnership with CORRESPONDENCE
WITH ...
Charles Lamb, Percy Fitzgerald, 2013
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The Coleridge Connection: Essays for Thomas McFarland
If Jacobinism be antisocialism, I have never gone the lenghts [sic] in that way
which the Pantisocratist went at any rate, nay I may say I never had the slightest
tinge of that with which Mr C. was deep died [sic]: but that Mr C. was indeed far
from ...
8
The British and Foreign Review: Or, European Quarterly Journal
The Pantisocratist had become a devout believer and a loyal subject ; and he
had learned in the school of suffering all that he was perhaps capable of attaining
of worldly wisdom. It was Coleridge the imaginative, the subtile thinker, but time-
...
9
The British and Foreign Review Or European Quarterly Journal
The Pantisocratist had become a devout believer and a loyal subject; and he had
learned in the school of suffering all that he was perhaps capable of attaining of
worldly wisdom. It was Coleridge the imaginative, the subtile thinker, but ...
10
The Dublin University Magazine
What was be about for the ten or fifteen years of his intellectual existence after
that period P He was then just half a century old. But no-he stopped too.
Coleridge; he was another laker, and a year older than his recreant brother
pantisocratist, ...
