Unitarianism, Coleridge and, i, 33, 143; ii, 13, 23, 119.
Universities, Coleridge proposes to lecture on, ii, 288.
Vico, Giovanni Battista (1668-1744), ii, 146.
Wade, Josiah, of Bristol, early friend of Coleridge, receives letters from Coleridge while on the _Watchman_ Tour, i, 54-61, 87, 114, 131, 138; receives a letter from Coleridge on travelling in Germany, 255; ii, 38-39, 119, 134-5. See "Letters."
Wakefield, Gilbert (1756-1801), author and the most learned editor of Gray's _Poems_, i, 76.
_Wallenstein_, Coleridge's translation of, i, 185, 193; the language of, 199, 204, 213; Letter to the _Monthly Review_ regarding, 218; ii, 104-105, 112; quoted 187.
_Watchman, The_, i, 50-64; Prospectus of 53, 64, 65, 66, 72, 74, 76, 78, 80, 81, 88; ii, 93, 113.
Waterland, Coleridge's Notes on, ii, 305.
Watson, Seth, a friend of Coleridge, ii, 248-9, 267, 268.
Watts, Alaric Alexander, and Mrs. Watts, friendship with Coleridge, ii, 292-5.
Wedgwood, Josiah, i, 53, 143; confers a pension on Coleridge; 144, 160, 178, 182, 257; ii, 9; see also "Letters."
Wedgwood, Thomas, i, 53, 143, 144, 160, 221, 251, 256-7, 265, 270, 289, 290, 295-7; ii, 9, 46; see also "Letters."
Welsh Tour, Coleridge's, i, 35-41; second tour, 270.
_Westminster Review_, Letters to Dr. Brabant, Preface, x; ii, 142, 148, 157.
_Winter's Wreath, The_, an annual, ii, 292.
Wordsworth, Dorothy, described by Coleridge, i, 136; describes Coleridge, 137, 141; goes to Germany with William Wordsworth and Coleridge, 162, 219, 245, 249, 270, 288; on Coleridge's estrangement from his wife, ii, 100-1; (272, perhaps Dora Wordsworth).
_Wordsworth, Dorothy, the Journals of_, Preface, xviii.
Wordsworth, Captain John, i, 182, 264; his death, ii, 5.
Wordsworth, William (1770-1850), i, 76; first meeting with Coleridge, 122, 129; Coleridge visits him at Racedown, 135, 140; _The Borderers_, 141; the _Lyrical Ballads_, 147; the Giant Wordsworth, 152; adds to his stock of poetry, 156, 161; goes to Germany with Dorothy and Coleridge, 162; Coleridge visits him at Sockburn, and goes with him to the Lakes, 182, 193, 194, 199, 200, 202; his _Pedlar_, _Ruth_, and _Nature's Lady_, 206; second edition of the _Lyrical Ballads_, 213, 216, 219, 221, 222; his _Brothers_, _Ruth_, and _Michael_, 229; his _Waggoner_, 238; the _Brothers_, 240, 243, 245, 249, 258; his theory of Poetic Diction, 269; 270, 276, 288; goes to town to see Coleridge, ii, 33, 38, 45; quarrels with Coleridge, ii, 66-73, 116; Coleridge on his _Excursion_, 146; on Coleridge's _Hymn before Sunrise_, 153, 163; Coleridge on his Nature worship, etc., 194-5; 258; at Monkhouse's in 1823, 272; his translations from Virgil, 272-3; goes on a Tour to the Rhine with Coleridge, 296.