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ITEM Identifier: MS Keats 1-6, MS Keats 1, 3.3., p.43

Woodhouse transcript; toJohn Hamilton Reynolds, 17-18 April 1817., 1817. Digital

Dates

  • Creation: 1817.

Language of Materials

English

Conditions Governing Access

Access to original manuscripts and letters is restricted. Readers must use the color digital facsimiles linked to this finding aid or the facsimile edition of manuscripts. Facsimiles can be found in: John Keats. Poetry Manuscripts at Harvard, edited by Jack Stillinger (Belknap Press, 1990) and in other sources noted in the finding aid.

Extent

25 linear feet

General note

Rollins 22. Original not known.

Patmore transcript, 3.10(23)

Repository Details

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