Percy Bysshe Shelley

“ I do not know positively whether this book preceded or followed the second Marlow pamphlet in issuing from the press; but I see no reason for doubting that the pamphlet, a single sheet, was issued within a few days of the 12th of November, whereas the Six Weeks' Tour was entered in the Stationers' Register as being published by T. Hookham Jun. ”

“ Brooks seems to have obtained a remainder; for in 1829 an issue was made, consisting of the 1817 sheets undisturbed in any particular except the cancelling of the fly-title and title and the insertion of a new title only varying from the old one after the word Chamouni, which is followed thus: "By PERCY B. SHELLEY. LONDON: PUBLISHED BY J. BROOKS, 421 OXFORD STREET 1829." Mrs. Shelley in publishing her collection of Shelley's Essays &c. ”