He left in 1794 without taking his degree; and presently we find him with the youthful Southey,a kindred spirit, who had been fired to wild enthusiasm by the French Revolution,founding his famous Pantisocracy for the regeneration of human society.

Those were the days, too, in which young Southey and young Coleridge, having married sisters at Bristol, were planning a "Pantisocracy," or ideal community, on the banks of the Susquehannah, and denouncing the British government for going to war with the French Republic.