Ballads etc. original and translated by E.B. Impey, presented in token of affection to his belov'd niece Mary Philippa Hall, 1837.

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Ballads etc. original and translated by E.B. Impey, presented in token of affection to his belov'd niece Mary Philippa Hall, 1837.

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The manuscript book contains many original poems, some with notes indicating where they were published, some marked "not published." The latter are often poems to friends or written in albums. Translations include five poems by Schiller, three by Uhland, five by Goethe, four by Gellert, and others by Körner, Burger, Zedlitz, Kotzebue, Rucksert, and Maffei.

1 v. (140 p.) : green morocco ; 23 cm.

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