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Women Poets of the Romantic Period
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Women Poets of the Romantic Period
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Women Poets of the Romantic Period
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Title:
Enigmas, historical and geographical
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Name Part:
Hitchener, Elizabeth
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Hitchener, Elizabeth
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Hitchener, Elizabeth
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Date Issued:
1834
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1834
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Date Created:
1834
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1834
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Monograph/item
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Place Term:
England--London
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England--London
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Publisher:
Darton,
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Darton,
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Language Term:
English
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English
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electronic
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application/pdf
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Extent:
[4],91p. 8.
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reformatted digital
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Table of Contents:
No Contents page. Includes : Enigmas, Historical and Geographical -- Enigma I. -- Enigma II. -- Enigma III. --Enigma IV. -- Enigma V. -- Enigma VI. -- Enigma VII. -- Enigma VIII. -- Enigma IX. -- Enigma X. -- Enigma XI. -- Enigma XII. -- Enigma XIII. -- Enigma XIV. -- Enigma XV. -- Enigma XVI. -- Enigma XVII. -- Enigma VXIII. -- Enigma XIX. -- Enigma XX. -- Enigma XXI. -- Enigma XXII. -- Enigma XXIII. -- Enigma XXIV. --Enigma XXV. -- Enigma XXVI. -- Enigma XXVII. -- Enigma XXVIII. -- Enigma XXIX. -- Enigma XXX. -- Enigma XXXI. -- Enigma XXXII. -- Enigma XXXIII. -- Enigma XXXIV. -- Enigma XXXV. -- Enigma XXXVI. -- Enigma XXXVII. -- Enigma XXXVIII. -- Enigma XXXIX. -- Enigma XL. -- Enigma XLI. -- Enigma XLII. -- Enigma XLIII. -- Enigma XLIV. -- Enigma XLV. -- Enigma XLVI. -- Enigma XLVII. -- Enigma XLVIII. -- Enigma XLIX. -- Enigma L. -- Solutions
table_of_contents
No Contents page. Includes : Enigmas, Historical and Geographical -- Enigma I. -- Enigma II. -- Enigma III. --Enigma IV. -- Enigma V. -- Enigma VI. -- Enigma VII. -- Enigma VIII. -- Enigma IX. -- Enigma X. -- Enigma XI. -- Enigma XII. -- Enigma XIII. -- Enigma XIV. -- Enigma XV. -- Enigma XVI. -- Enigma XVII. -- Enigma VXIII. -- Enigma XIX. -- Enigma XX. -- Enigma XXI. -- Enigma XXII. -- Enigma XXIII. -- Enigma XXIV. --Enigma XXV. -- Enigma XXVI. -- Enigma XXVII. -- Enigma XXVIII. -- Enigma XXIX. -- Enigma XXX. -- Enigma XXXI. -- Enigma XXXII. -- Enigma XXXIII. -- Enigma XXXIV. -- Enigma XXXV. -- Enigma XXXVI. -- Enigma XXXVII. -- Enigma XXXVIII. -- Enigma XXXIX. -- Enigma XL. -- Enigma XLI. -- Enigma XLII. -- Enigma XLIII. -- Enigma XLIV. -- Enigma XLV. -- Enigma XLVI. -- Enigma XLVII. -- Enigma XLVIII. -- Enigma XLIX. -- Enigma L. -- Solutions
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Note:
By a clergyman's daughter
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By a clergyman's daughter
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Statement of responsibility
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Note:
Elizabeth Hitchener was a schoolmistress from Hurstpierpoint who enjoyed a close romantic and intellectual relationship with Shelley. She assisted him in disposing of copies of a ballad sheet, The Devil's Walk, by entrusting it in fire balloons, green bottles, and ingeniously constructed boat-boxes to the mercy of the wind and waves. After repeated invitations she gave up her school and went to live with the Shelleys at Lyndmouth, a step which proved disastrous for her relationship with the poet. Her letters to Shelley were first published in a private edition in 1890 and reissued in 1908.
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Elizabeth Hitchener was a schoolmistress from Hurstpierpoint who enjoyed a close romantic and intellectual relationship with Shelley. She assisted him in disposing of copies of a ballad sheet, The Devil's Walk, by entrusting it in fire balloons, green bottles, and ingeniously constructed boat-boxes to the mercy of the wind and waves. After repeated invitations she gave up her school and went to live with the Shelleys at Lyndmouth, a step which proved disastrous for her relationship with the poet. Her letters to Shelley were first published in a private edition in 1890 and reissued in 1908.
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Biography
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Biography
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Note:
Includes Dedication.
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Includes Dedication.
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Citation : Jackson, Romantic Poetry by Women, p. 160.
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Citation : Jackson, Romantic Poetry by Women, p. 160.
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Subject Topic:
English poetry
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English poetry
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Subject Authority:
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http://id.worldcat.org/fast/912278
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Subject Topic:
English literature
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English literature
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Subject Authority:
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http://id.worldcat.org/fast/911989
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Subject Topic:
Curiosities and wonders
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Curiosities and wonders
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Subject Authority:
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http://id.worldcat.org/fast/885285
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Classification:
WPRP 90
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WPRP 90
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Classification:
b26816143
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Physical Location:
University of Colorado Boulder Libraries Rare and Distinctive Collections
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University of Colorado Boulder Libraries Rare and Distinctive Collections
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