Three poems : manuscript poems in the hand of Richard Woodhouse, undated [ca. 1816 or later].

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Three poems : manuscript poems in the hand of Richard Woodhouse, undated [ca. 1816 or later].

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Manuscript copies of three poems ("To a poetical friend," "Oh --, thou bright beam of joy," and "To a young lady") by George Felton Mathew, with notes by Richard Woodhouse.

1 item (7 p.) ; 23cm.

Pierpont Morgan Library.

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