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{"value"=>"[1850]", "type"=>"inclusive", "normal"=>"1850", "certainty"=>"inferred"}
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{"value"=>"Holograph annotation on the printer's fair copy manuscript of Elizabeth Barrett Browning's \"The Runaway Slave at Pilgrim's Point\""}
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{"value"=>"<p>Browning has written \"Go on to The Cry of the Children\" on the printer's fair copy manuscript, written in the hand of Elizabeth Barrett Browning and used for her <em>Poems</em> (1850) published by Chapman and Hall and printed by Bradbury and Evans (MISC 0819); 36 numbered stanzas, slightly revised, written on light blue stationery (rectos only) with embossed \"BATH\" seal; begins, \"I stand on the mark beside the shore / of the first white pilgrim's bended knee ....\" In <em>Poems</em> (1850), Barrett Browning \"arranged\" that this poem should \"come next\" to \"The Cry of the Children\" in order \"to appear impartial as to national grievances.\" First published in December 1847 in the 1848 issue of the anti-slavery annual <em>The Liberty Bell</em>. Acquired and formerly shelved with the Thomas J. Wise forgery.</p>"}
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{"value"=>"The Browning Collections: A Reconstruction, D0806; The Works of Elizabeth Barrett Browning (Pickering and Chatto, 2010): volume 1, pages 409-430"}
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1850
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1850
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1850
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1850
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1 page : 12 leaves