Scrapbooks of clippings concerning temperance and the poetry handwritten by Hereward Kirby Cockin. 1854- 1917.

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Scrapbooks of clippings concerning temperance and the poetry handwritten by Hereward Kirby Cockin. 1854- 1917.

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H.K. Cockin was a poet and journalist. He came to Canada in 1877. He was for a time associate editor of the Week in Toronto; and later joined the staff of the Guelph Mercury, to which he contributed a weekly column, under the pen-name of "The Blacksmith." He died at Guelph, Ont. on June 22, 1917.

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University of Guelph. McLaughlin Library

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