Break; break; break, n.d.

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Break; break; break, n.d.

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The collection consists of a bound copy of Alfred Tennyson's poem, "Break; break; break." There is a title page with a small vignette of a coastal scene, a four page hand-illuminated and engrossed transcript of the poem, a fair copy of the manuscript in Tennyson's hand, a loose carte-de-viste of Tennyson, and a laid-in signed cabinet photograph of Tennyson, both by Elliott & Fry.

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University of Virginia. Library

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University of Virginia. Library

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