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Collection Name:
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Women Poets of the Romantic Period
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Title:
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Poems on various subjects
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Subtitle:
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with notes, historical and explanatory
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Name Part:
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Sawyer, Anna
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Name Display Form:
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Sawyer, Anna, 1747-1810
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Name Role Term Text:
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Poets
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Type of Resource:
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Language material
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Date Issued:
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1801
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Date Created:
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1801
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Issuance:
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Monograph/item
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Place Term:
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Alabama--Birmingham
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Publisher:
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Printed for the author by Swinney and Hawkins,
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Language Term:
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English
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Form:
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electronic
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Internet Media Type:
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application/pdf
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Extent:
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84, [8] p
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Digital Origin:
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reformatted digital
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Table of Contents:
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No Contents page. Includes: -- Chedder -- Lines, Written Near Rowberrow, In Somertshire, Where the Author Lately Resided -- Glasbury Abbey. -- Lines, Written on Seeing My Husband’s Picture, Painted When He Was Young -- Kenilworth Castle -- Sunday Schools -- On The Present Fashionable Female Dresses -- Elegy On Mortality -- An Address to Millers, Badgers, And the Whole Fraternity of Dealers in Corn and Flour. [Written Soon After the Passing the Brown Bread Act] -- An Invocation to Peace. -- Additional Stanzas, Written on The Glorious Victory Near Copenhagen, April 2nd, 1801
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Note:
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Engraved t. p
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Note:
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Jackson, Romantic Poetry by Women, p. 288. IU, and ICarbS in NUC. C.L., and O in NSTC.
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Note Type:
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Citation
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Note:
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Includes Preface, "Address to the British Public," and List of Subscribers.
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Note:
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The poems are mainly topographical and include 'Cheddar', 'Glastonbury Abbey', and 'Kenilworth Castle', three long poems. Also contains 'Sunday Schools', and 'An address to Millers, Badgers, and the whole fraternity of dealers in corn and flour'. Hannah More subscribed for 2 copies. In apologizing to subscribers for hte smallness of the work the editor blames the 'unexpected duty on paper', which caused the author to restrict her original design
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Note:
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Epigraph : Illustration with epigraph: Enchanting POESY! who Life’s sharp Thorn Bid’st many a Rose of fragrant Hue adorn! Soother of troubled Souls! whose Hand can best Pour the soft Balm, and heal the wounded Breast. / D’isreali’s Defence of Poetry.
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Subject Topic:
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Poetry
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Subject Authority:
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http://id.worldcat.org/fast/1423828
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Classification:
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WPRP 146
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Classification:
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b27424108
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Physical Location:
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University of Colorado Boulder Libraries Rare and Distinctive Collections
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Access Condition:
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Access Condition URI:
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Access Condition:
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