Shelley.  Texts:  Centenary Edition, edited by Woodberry, 4 vols.; Globe and Cambridge Poets editions; Essays and Letters, in Camelot Series (see Selections for Reading, above).  Life:  by Symonds (English Men of Letters); by Dowden, 2 vols.; by Sharp (Great Writers); by T. J. Hogg, 2 vols.; by W. M. Rossetti.  Criticism:  Salt’s A Shelley Primer; Essays, by Dowden, in Transcripts and Studies; by M. Arnold, Woodberry, Bagehot, Forster, L. Stephen, Brooke, De Quincey, and Hutton (see Coleridge and Wordsworth, above).

Keats.  Texts:  Complete Works, edited by Forman, 4 vols. (London, 1883); Cambridge Poets Edition, with Letters, edited by H. E. Scudder (Houghton, Mifflin); Aldine Edition, with Life, edited by Lord Houghton (Macmillan); Selected Poems, with introduction and notes by Arlo Bates (Ginn and Company); Poems, also in Everyman’s Library, Muses’ Library, Golden Treasury, etc.; Letters, edited by S. Colvin, in Eversley Edition.  Life:  by Forman, in Complete Works; by Colvin (English Men of Letters); by W. M. Rossetti (Great Writers); by A. E. Hancock.  Criticism:  H. C. Shelley’s Keats and His Circle; Masson’s Wordsworth, Shelley, Keats, and Other Essays; Essays, by M. Arnold, in Essays in Criticism, also in Ward’s English Poets, vol. 4; by Hudson, in Studies in Interpretation; by Lowell, in Among My Books, or Literary Essays, vol. 2; by Brooke, De Quincey, and Swinburne (above).

Lamb.  Texts:  Complete Works and Letters, edited by E. V. Lucas, 7 vols.  (Putnam); the same, edited by Ainger, 6 vols. (London, 1883-1888); Essays of Elia, in Standard English Classics, etc. (see Selections for Reading); Dramatic Essays, edited by B. Matthews (Dodd, Mead); Specimens of English Dramatic Poets, in Bohn’s Library.  Life:  by E. V. Lucas, 2 vols.; by Ainger (English Men of Letters); by Barry Cornwall; Talfourd’s Memoirs of Charles Lamb.  Criticism:  Essays, by De Quincey, in Biographical Essays; by F. Harrison, in Tennyson, Ruskin, Mill, and Other Literary Estimates; by Pater, and Woodberry (see Wordsworth and Coleridge, above).  See also Fitzgerald’s Charles Lamb, his Friends, his Haunts, and his Books.

De Quincey.  Texts:  Collected Writings, edited by Masson, 14 vols.  (London, 1889-1891); Confessions of an Opium-Eater, etc. (see Selections for Reading).  Life:  by Masson (English Men of Letters); Life and Writings, by H. A. Page, 2 vols.; Hogg’s De Quincey and his Friends; Findlay’s Personal Recollections of De Quincey; see also De Quincey’s Autobiographical Sketches, and Confessions.  Criticism:  Essays, by Saintsbury, in Essays in English Literature; by Masson, in Wordsworth, Shelley, Keats, and Other Essays; by L. Stephen, in Hours in a Library.  See also Minto’s Manual of English Prose Literature.

Landor.  Texts:  Works, with Life by Forster, 8 vols. (London, 1876); Works, edited by Crump (London, 1897); Letters, etc., edited by Wheeler (London, 1897 and 1899); Imaginary Conversations, etc. (see Selections for Reading).  Life:  by Colvin (English Men of Letters); by Forster.  Criticism:  Essays, by De Quincey, Woodberry, L. Stephen, Saintsbury, Swinburne, Dow-den (see above).  See also Stedman’s Victorian Poets.