Apology for lines of verse, written in 1855.
A writer's apology for 'the accompanying lines' written 'during a period of extreme suffering', the lines in question being perhaps one or other of the poems (McCLU/5-6) about the discoverers of the North-West Passage, 21 March 1855
Record details
| Item reference: | MCCLU/7 |
|---|---|
| Catalogue section: | Personal collections |
| Level: | ITEM |
| Date made: | 1855 |
| Credit: | National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London |
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- Poem in blank verse inspired by McClure's despatches while trapped in the Arctic, 1853. (Manuscript) (MCCLU/5)
- Sonnet praising McClure, 1854. (Manuscript) (MCCLU/6)
- Apology for lines of verse, written in 1855. (Manuscript) (MCCLU/7)
- Passport for travelling on the Continent, 1855. (Manuscript) (MCCLU/8)
- Memorandum book relating to the East Indies and China, 1857. (Manuscript) (MCCLU/13)
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