Collection Name:
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Women Poets of the Romantic Period
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Title:
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The Air balloon; or, flying mortal
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Subtitle:
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a poem
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Name Part:
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Alcock, Mary
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Name Part Date:
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d. 1798
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Name Display Form:
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Alcock, Mary, -1798
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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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1784
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Date Created:
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Undated
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Issuance:
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Monograph/item
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Place Term:
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England--London
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Publisher:
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E. Macklew,
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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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[4],7[1]p. 4 to. Disbound. Apparently translated from a French original
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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: The Air Balloon; Or, Flying Mortal
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Note:
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L only in ESTC, not in NUC. Jackson, Romantic Poetry by Women, p.5; Janet Todd, A Dictionary of British and American Women Writers, 1660-1800, p.29; Roger Lonsdale, Eighteenth-Century Women Poets, pp. 461-462.
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Note Type:
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Citation
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Note:
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Mary Alcock's mother was the daughter of classicist Richard Bentley, and her brother was Richard Cumberland, poet, novelist and dramatist. Alcock probably took some part in her brother's literary life and may have known his friends Garrick, Reynolds, Goldsmith, Foote and Sheridan. She married Archdeacon Alcock and after his death moved to Bath where she was a member of the Batheaston circle of Lady Anna Miller. She was an active philanthropist, but was hampered by a weak constitution. The Air Balloon was the only work published in her lifetime; a posthumous collection, Poems (edited by Joanna Hughes) was published in 1799, a year after she died.
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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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Subject Topic:
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Hot air balloons
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Subject Authority:
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http://id.worldcat.org/fast/961647
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Classification:
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WPRP 164
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Classification:
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b27654138
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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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