A pirated reprint of Tennyson's Poems Chiefly Lyrical (1830) and Poems (1833) which, interestingly, includes poems which were suppressed in subsequent authorised editions. As an illegal work it was compiled and edited by Coleridge's biographer James Dykes Campbell and printed in Toronto. It is not known how many copies were printed, but David Sinclair (Book Collector, Vol. 22, pp. 177-188) suggests a print run in the region of 150. The work was sold in London by John Camden Hotten, who apparently received about 50 copies from Canada. Hoten's plans were thwarted, however, when Tennyson obtained an injunction prohibiting the issue of the book.