Subscription and Signature: 'I am my dear George your affectionate Father Geo Crabbe' cut from a letter; n.d. [Ashley Library Catalogue, i, p. 263].includes:f. 165 George Crabbe, poet: George Crabbe, son of the poet: Subscription and signature from... Unspecified

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Subscription and Signature: 'I am my dear George your affectionate Father Geo Crabbe' cut from a letter; n.d. [Ashley Library Catalogue, i, p. 263].includes:f. 165 George Crabbe, poet: George Crabbe, son of the poet: Subscription and signature from... Unspecified

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Crabbe, George, active 1816-1834, son of the poet

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Crabbe, George

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George Crabbe (1754-1832), poet, was born at Aldeburgh, Suffolk, on 24 December 1754, and was mostly self-taught. He was employed in a warehouse on the quay at Slaughden until 1768, before working as a servant for country doctors, 1768-1775. He published verses between 1772 and 1775, and studied botany and surgery, practising the latter at Aldeburgh. He was ordained deacon in 1781, and became Curate of Aldeburgh in that year. He was Chaplain to the Duke of Rutland at Belvoir, 1782-1785, and was ...