Tim Fulford, Lynda Pratt, Carol Bolton, Rachel Crawford, Ian Packer, Diego Saglia, Daniel E. White

• Volume 3 Poems from the Laureate Period, 1813–1823 Introduction, Odes 1813–23, Laureate Odes 1813–14, Carmen Annuale, Carmen Triumphale, for the Commencement of the Year 1814, Ode (‘Who counsels peace at this momentous hour’), Congratulatory Odes 1814, Congratulatory Odes, New Year’s Odes for 1815, Ode, Written in December, 1814, ‘The palm of peace is won’, New Year’s Ode for 1816, ‘Glory to Three in thine omnipotence’, New Year’s Odes for 1817, ‘Europe had suffered’, Ode on the Battle of Algiers, New Year’s Ode for 1818, Lines Written Upon the Death of the Princess Charlotte, Funeral Song for the Princess Charlotte, New Year’s Ode for 1819, Ode on the Death of Queen Charlotte, New Year’s Odes for 1820 and 1821: Th e Warning Voice, Ode I, Ode II, Birthday Odes for 1820 and 1821, ‘Ten fateful years’, Ode for St George’s Day, New Year’s Odes for 1822 Ireland, ‘Green Island of the West’ New Year’s Ode for 1823 Scotland, An Ode, Written Aft er the King’s Visit to that Country Longer Laureate Poems Th e Poet’s Pilgrimage to Waterloo (1816) Th e Lay of the Laureate (1816) Wat Tyler. A Dramatic Poem (1817) Appendix: Documents from the Wat Tyler Case Southey v. Sherwood and Others Southey’s affi davit in Southey v. Sherwood and Others William Winterbotham’s affi davit in Southey v. Sherwood and Others A Vision of Judgement (1821) Southey’s Notes, Editors’ Notes