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The documents compared are listed below in chronological order of the state of the development of the poem that each represents. One or both of the authors examined the actual documents and verified the readings of each of the states of the text specified. As a matter of convenience and to save space, Tennyson is referred to as AT and his wife as ET.

  • MS1 Fragment of autograph MS, Harvard; described, Shannon, p. 167. Lacks ll. 1-27; 43-141; 151-281
  • MS2 Fragment of autograph MS, Harvard; described, Shannon, p. 167. Lacks ll. 1-141, 151-281
  • TC Autograph MS, Trinity College, Cambridge; described above
  • MS3 MS in ET's hand with AT's autograph corrections, Harvard; described, Shannon, pp. 167-168. Lacks ll. 85-201. (The inserted version of ll. 53-57 in AT's autograph is later than that in MS4. Hence for these lines MS4 is shown in the Collation as preceding MS3.)
  • MS4 Autograph MS, Harvard; described, Shannon, p. 168. Lacks the last two words of l. 120, l. 121; ll. 134-139; 170-281. (The inserted version of ll. 53-57 is earlier than that of MS3. For these lines MS3 is shown as following MS4.)
  • MS5 Fragment of autograph MS, Harvard; described, Shannon, p. 169. Lacks ll. 1-90; 98-281
  • 52(p1) Uncorrected galley proof for the first edition, Harvard; described, Shannon, pp. 169-170
  • 52(p2) Galley proof, duplicate in size, paper, and letterpress of 52(p1), with AT's

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    autograph corrections, Tennyson Research Centre, Lincoln; described above
  • 52 First edition. (All editions collated are English, are printed in London, and unless otherwise specified are published by Edward Moxon.)
  • MS6 Fragment of autograph MS, Harvard; described, Shannon, p. 169. Lacks ll. 1-250; 256-281
  • 52(a) First edition with AT's autograph corrections, Pierpont Morgan Library; described, Shannon, p. 170. (An early draft related to final lines 171-186 in ET's hand is tipped into this copy. It is a later, slightly variant version of similar lines in TC and appears chronologically in the Collation immediately following TC, identified as ET/52(a).)
  • 53(p) Proof copy of the second edition with autograph corrections, Widener Collection, Harvard; described, Shannon, p. 170
  • 53 A New Edition [second edition], 1853
  • 55 Maud, and Other Poems, 1855
  • 56 Maud, and Other Poems. A New Edition [third edition], 1856
  • 59 Maud, and Other Poems. A New Edition [sixth edition], 1859
  • 62 Maud, and Other Poems. A New Edition [ninth edition], 1862
  • 64 Maud, and Other Poems. A New Edition [tenth edition], 1864
  • 65 Maud, and Other Poems. A New Edition [eleventh edition], 1865 For dates and descriptions of intervening and later editions of Maud, and Other Poems besides those listed, see Thomas J. Wise, A Bibliography of the Writings of Alfred, Lord Tennyson, 2 vols. (1908; rpt. 1967), I, 124-140. The writers have not been able to examine all of these.
  • 65S A Selection from the Works of Alfred Tennyson, 1865
  • 70 Maud, and Other Poems. A New Edition [seventeenth edition]. Strahan & Co., 1870
  • 70 The Works of Alfred Tennyson, IX, Miniature Edition. Strahan & Co., 1870
  • 72 The Works of Alfred Tennyson, III, Library Edition. Strahan & Co., 1872