The Complete Poetical Works

of

Percy Bysshe Shelley

Oxford edition

Including materials never before printed in any edition of the poems

Edited with textual notes

by

Thomas Hutchinson, M. A.

Editor of the Oxford Wordsworth

[1914]

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2008

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Table of Contents

  1. Preface.
  2. Postscript.
  3. Preface by Mrs. Shelley to First Collected Edition, 1839.
  4. Postscript in Second Edition of 1839.
  5. Preface by Mrs. Shelley to the Volume of Posthumous Poems Published in 1824.
  1. The Daemon of the World. a Fragment.
  2. Alastor: or, the Spirit of Solitude.
  3. The Revolt of Islam.
  4. Prince Athanase. A Fragment.
  5. Rosalind and Helen.
  6. Julian and Maddalo.
  7. Prometheus Unbound.
  8. The Cenci. a Tragedy in Five Acts.
  9. The Mask of Anarchy.
  10. Peter Bell the Third.
  11. Letter to Maria Gisborne.
  12. The Witch of Atlas.
  13. Oedipus Tyrannus
  14. Epipsychidion.
  15. Adonais.
  16. Hellas
  17. Fragments of an Unfinished Drama.
  18. Charles the First.
  19. The Triumph of Life.
  20. Early Poems [1814, 1815].
  21. Poems Written in 1816.
  22. Poems Written in 1817.
  23. Poems Written in 1818.
  24. Poems Written in 1819.
  25. Poems Written in 1820.
  26. Poems Written in 1821.
  27. Poems Written in 1822.
  28. Translations.
  29. Juvenilia.
  1. Notes on the Text and its Punctuation.
  2. A List of the Principal Editions of ShelLey’s Poetical Works, showing the various printed sources of the contents of this Edition.
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