Edited sentence: Coleridge: Critic of Society.Colmer, John.Erskine, unlike others, did not accept money for his services during the trial.Ithaca: Cornell University Press, 1997.New Haven: Yale University Press, 2002.Nobody's Perfect.Oxford: Claredon, 1959.Pascoe, Judith.Patterson, Annabel.Romantic Theatricality.The sonnet would later be evoked within the final issue of his political newspaper The Watchman as Coleridge describes John Thelwall, one of those Erskine defended, as successor to Erskine.This was a point that Coleridge emphasized when praising Erskine as it represented a purity that Coleridge appreciated