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Charles Harpur - Collection of poetry, prose, and plays, ca. 1836-1897

Charles Harpur - Collection of poetry, prose, and plays, ca. 1836-1897

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Charles Harpur - Collection of poetry, prose, and plays, ca. 1836-1897

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Full title

Charles Harpur - Collection of poetry, prose, and plays, ca. 1836-1897

Date

1836, 1846, 1856-1858, 1864-1868, 1897

Record Identifier

9NaA3MjY

Reference Code

421910
Physical Description

Contents

0.13 metres of textual material (6 volumes) - typescript

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Other Descriptions

Level of description

Collection

Arrangement

As volumes have been rebound or artificially constructed from independant manuscripts and notebooks, the manuscripts are not in order

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Scope and Contents

Contents

VOLUME 01
[Poems and prose], ca. 1856-1858, 1867-1868

VOLUME 02
[Poems and prose], 1846, 1864-1866

VOLUME 03
Stalwart the bushranger: a play in five acts, ca. 1867

VOLUME 04
[Poems and Miscellaneous Sonnets], ca. 1868, 1897

VOLUME 05
[Poems] , ca. 1867

VOLUME 06
[Poems], 1836, 1865, 1867-1868

Alternative Titles

Full title

Charles Harpur - Collection of poetry, prose, and plays, ca. 1836-1897

Authors, Artists and Contributors
Notes

General note

Some alterations and additions are not in Harpur's handwritting.

Contextual Information

Source

Bequeathed by D.S. Mitchell, 1907

Administrative / Biographical history

Charles Harpur, born in Windsor N.S.W. in 1813, is regarded as an important colonial poet. His works are a celebration of the Australian landscape and provide important insights into contemporary attitudes towards national identity, Aborigines, women, education, religion, and love. -- Reference: The Australian Encyclopedia. Volume IV / The Grolier...

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Record Identifier

9NaA3MjY

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Reference code

421910

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