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Sprache: Englisch
Verlag: Creative Media Partners, LLC Okt 2022, 2022
ISBN 10: 1016486405 ISBN 13: 9781016486408
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ISBN 10: 1016481292 ISBN 13: 9781016481298
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ISBN 10: 1017046158 ISBN 13: 9781017046151
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In den WarenkorbNo Binding. Zustand: Very Good. Engraved By Woodman (illustrator). A fine copper engraving showing great detail. Mounted and ready to frame. This is an excellent opportunity to purchase an attractive portrait of this eminent personage. c. 1830. Cottle was educated at Britol and Cambridge, and wrote various works including "Icelandic Poetry".
Verlag: Bristol: printed by N. Biggs for Joseph Cottle and sold in London by Messrs. Robinsons, 1797
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In den Warenkorb8vo, pp. xlii, [iv], 224, 235-318, [1] errata; complete despite the error in pagination; rebound in modern boards, cloth spine, retaining old (early or mid-19th c) label. First and only edition of this translation of the Edda by Amos Simon Cottle, elder brother of the more famous Joseph Cottle, friend and publisher of Coleridge, Wordsworth and Southey. The translation was probably made from a Latin rendering, rather than the original, and was originally made in prose; on Southey's recommendation, Cottle then turned it into verse, but as poetry the work was not well received, and was harshly denigrated by William Herbert in his translation of 1804-6. Cottle died young in London, only three years later. This book is in fact probably most celebrated for the long prefatory poem, 'To A.S. Cottle, from Robert Southey', which is on pp. xxxi-xlii. Written in blank verse, it is an eloquent example of the new romantic poetry being championed by Southey's circle. More than this, it includes a notable tribute to Mary Wollstonecraft, which must have been written within a few weeks of her death: Cottle's preface is dated 1 November 1797, and Wollstonecraft had died on 10 September. Southey fifteen years her junior had admired Wollstonecraft from afar, and addressed her in a sonnet published in his Poems of early this same year. He certainly met her in May, when he and Edith came to dinner at Godwin's house, but they cannot have met on many other occasions, as he spent the summer of that year in the country, only returning after her death. In this poem he gives her the highest praise, as one Who among women left no equal mind When from this world she pass'd; and I could weep, To think that She is to the grave gone down!
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Bristol, N. Biggs, for Joseph Cottle, 1797. XLII S., 2 Bl., 318 (recte 308) S., 1 Bl. Errata. Leder d. Zeit (Ecken bestoßen, Rücken erneuert, Innengelenke gebrochen). Einzige Ausgabe der Übersetzung des fälschlicherweise Saemundr Sigfusson zugeschriebenen Textes aus der Edda (vgl. Bretscher-Gisiger, Lexikon Literatur des Mittelalters II, S. 385 F.) durch Cottle. "His Icelandic, like his other poetry, is versified often with vigour, and always with neatness, with grace, and with euphony" (Monthly Review 1798, 381 zitiert nach Allibone I, S. 433). Mit einer zehnseitigen Vorrede Robert Southey's in Form eines in Versen geschriebenen Briefes an Cottle. - Die beiden Brüder Amos Simon u. Joseph Cottle gehörten zum Kreis um die Dichter der "Lake School", deren Hauptvertreter Southey, Coleridge u. Wordsworth waren. - Reuss I, 241. - Breitrandig. Vor allem in den Rändern gebräunt u. etwas stockfleckig. Bibliothekszeichen im vorderen Innendeckel. Paginierung springt von Seite 224 auf Seite 235.