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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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Women Poets of the Romantic Period
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Title:
Poetical effusions
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Poetical effusions
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Name Part:
Lickbarrow, Isabella
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Lickbarrow, Isabella
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Lickbarrow, Isabella
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Poets
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Poets
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Date Issued:
1814
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1814
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Date Created:
1814
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1814
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Place Term:
England--Kendal
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England--Kendal
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Printed for the Authoress by M. Branthwaite : Sold by J. Richardson ...,
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Printed for the Authoress by M. Branthwaite : Sold by J. Richardson ...,
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English
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English
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electronic
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Extent:
xii, 131 p. ; 22 cm
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xii, 131 p. ; 22 cm
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reformatted digital
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Table of Contents:
Index. -- Introductory Address -- A Fragment Of Solitude -- Written In Spring -- On Music -- The Naiad’s Complaint -- The Throne Of Winter 9 -- On Sleep -- On Sensibility -- Written At The Commencement Of The Year 1813 -- Invocation To Peace -- On Seeing Some Children Playing -- On The Difficulty Of Attaining Poetical Excellence -- The Pictures Of Memory -- On Early Death -- On Domestic Happiness, Written At The Request Of A Friend -- To An Opening Rose -- An Elegy -- Written In November, 1811 -- Lady Hamilton -- The Nun’s Soliloquy -- A Fairy Tale -- On Hope -- Reflections On Visiting The Monument Of Miss Smith, Of Conistone -- On The Approach Of Winter, Addressed To A Friend -- Written On Leaving H-------- -- The Pilgrim -- Stanzas Supposed To Be Written At The Grave Of Chatterton -- Verses In Imitation Of Hohen-Linden -- Reflections 62 -- The Storm -- To Eliza, On The First Of January -- On Esthwaite Water -- The Widow -- Written In Cemetery -- Anna -- On The Fate Of Newspapers -- The Disappointment -- The Highland Isle -- Lines On The Comet -- Verses Addressed To A Young Lady -- On The Death Of An Infant -- Lines Written On The Banks Of Eden Near Kirkby Stephen -- Christmas Day -- Written On The Banks Of A Rapid Stream -- Written In March -- To Forgetfulness -- To The Memory Of A Friend -- Occasioned By Reading T. Wilkinson’s Elegy On Life -- The Grassy Moun -- On Underbarrow Scar -- On The Spirit Of Garnett Bridge -- Verses Intended For A Watch-Paper -- Written In May, 1813 -- To A Friend -- The Enquiry 100 -- Thoughts On Friendship -- The Lover’s Resolution -- Written After The News Of A Battle -- A Soliloquy -- Description Of A South-Stack Lighthouse -- The Mountain Flower -- The Vision -- Songs
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Index. -- Introductory Address -- A Fragment Of Solitude -- Written In Spring -- On Music -- The Naiad’s Complaint -- The Throne Of Winter 9 -- On Sleep -- On Sensibility -- Written At The Commencement Of The Year 1813 -- Invocation To Peace -- On Seeing Some Children Playing -- On The Difficulty Of Attaining Poetical Excellence -- The Pictures Of Memory -- On Early Death -- On Domestic Happiness, Written At The Request Of A Friend -- To An Opening Rose -- An Elegy -- Written In November, 1811 -- Lady Hamilton -- The Nun’s Soliloquy -- A Fairy Tale -- On Hope -- Reflections On Visiting The Monument Of Miss Smith, Of Conistone -- On The Approach Of Winter, Addressed To A Friend -- Written On Leaving H-------- -- The Pilgrim -- Stanzas Supposed To Be Written At The Grave Of Chatterton -- Verses In Imitation Of Hohen-Linden -- Reflections 62 -- The Storm -- To Eliza, On The First Of January -- On Esthwaite Water -- The Widow -- Written In Cemetery -- Anna -- On The Fate Of Newspapers -- The Disappointment -- The Highland Isle -- Lines On The Comet -- Verses Addressed To A Young Lady -- On The Death Of An Infant -- Lines Written On The Banks Of Eden Near Kirkby Stephen -- Christmas Day -- Written On The Banks Of A Rapid Stream -- Written In March -- To Forgetfulness -- To The Memory Of A Friend -- Occasioned By Reading T. Wilkinson’s Elegy On Life -- The Grassy Moun -- On Underbarrow Scar -- On The Spirit Of Garnett Bridge -- Verses Intended For A Watch-Paper -- Written In May, 1813 -- To A Friend -- The Enquiry 100 -- Thoughts On Friendship -- The Lover’s Resolution -- Written After The News Of A Battle -- A Soliloquy -- Description Of A South-Stack Lighthouse -- The Mountain Flower -- The Vision -- Songs
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Note:
By Isabella Lickbarrow
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By Isabella Lickbarrow
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Statement of responsibility
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Statement of responsibility
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Note:
Jackson, Annals of English Verse, p. 385.
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Jackson, Annals of English Verse, p. 385.
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Citation
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Note:
Includes Preface and List of Subscribers.
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Includes Preface and List of Subscribers.
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Note:
Contains 'Stanzas supposed to be written at the Grave of Chatterton'. De Quincey, Southey and Wordsworth subscribed.
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Contains 'Stanzas supposed to be written at the Grave of Chatterton'. De Quincey, Southey and Wordsworth subscribed.
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Subject Topic:
Poetry
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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:
WPRP 47
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WPRP 47
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b36176242
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nspc_wprp_47.pdf
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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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