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L.E.L.'s 'Verses' and The Keepsake for 1829
Table of Contents
- Production of The Keepsake for 1829
- Publishers of The Keepsake
- The Campaign for Contributors
- Advertising and Marketing The Keepsake
- Illustrating The Keepsake
- Common Themes of The Keepsake
- List of Editors and Publishers for The Keepsake 1828-57
- "The Country Girl" by William Wordsworth
- Graphic
- Transcription
- Commentary
- "Extempore" by Thomas Moore
- Graphic
- Transcription
- Commentary
- "Verses" by L.E.L
- Graphic
- Transcription
- Commentary
- Engraved Presentation Plate
- Engraved Title Page (Nine Muses)
- Typographical Title Page
- Table of Contents -- Graphic
- Table of Contents -- Transcription
- List of Plates -- Graphic
- List of Plates -- Transcription
- Preface to the Keepsake of 1829 -- Transcription
- Georgiana, Duchess of Bedford -- Engraving
- Georgiana, Duchess of Bedford -- Commentary
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Original publication date
1829
Published @ RC
October 1998
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