Vol. I. An Introduction by the Editor; The Posthumous Fragments
of Margaret Nicholson; Shelley's Correspondence with Stockdale;
The Wandering Jew (the only complete version); Queen Mab, with
the Notes; Alastor, and other Poems; Rosalind and Helen;
Prometheus Unbound; Adonais, &c.
Vol. II. Laon and Cythna (as originally published, instead of
the emasculated "Revolt of Islam"); The Cenci; Julian and
Maddalo (from Shelley's manuscript); Swellfoot the Tyrant (from
the copy in the Dyce Library at South Kensington); The Witch of
Atlas; Epipsychidion; Hellas.
Vol. III. Posthumous Poems, published by Mrs. Shelley in 1824
and 1839; The Masque of Anarchy (from Shelley's manuscript); and
other Pieces not brought together in the ordinary editions.
Prose Works, in Two Vols.
Vol. I. The Two Romances of Zastrozzi and St. Irvyne; the Dublin
and Marlow Pamphlets; A Refutation of Deism; Letters to Leigh
Hunt, and some Minor Writings and Fragments.
Vol. II. The Essays; Letters from Abroad; Translations and
Fragments, Edited by Mrs. Shelley, and first published in 1840,
with the addition of some Minor Pieces of great interest and
rarity, including one recently Discovered by Professor Dowden.
With a Bibliography of Shelley, and an exhaustive Index of the
Prose Works.
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