Women Poets of the Romantic Period
Individual Item Contents: WPRP 60
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Author |
Phelen, Charlotte Elizabeth (nee Browne, 1790-1846). |
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Title |
Osric: a missionary tale; with The Garden, and other poems. By Charlotte Elizabeth. [pseud. i.e Charlotte Elizabeth Phelan, afterwards Tonna.] Dedicated by permission to Mrs. Hannah More. |
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Imprint |
Dublin : W. Curry, Jun. & Co., [1825?] |
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Physical description |
134,53p. 8. Contemporary full calf. |
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Call number |
WPRP 60. |
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Citation |
Jackson, Annals of English Verse, p. 515; Jackson, Romantic Poetry by Women, p. 255. |
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Bio |
Born in Norwich, Norfolk, she was the daughter of Revd. Michael Browne. When she was young she married Captain Phelan of the 60th Regiment and spent two years with him in Nova Scotia. They returned to Kilkenny where Phelan had an estate. They separated in 1824 and she moved to Clifton and then to London. She was remarried in 1841 to Lewis Hyppolytus Joseph Tonna. She wrote for particularly Protestant religious societies, and composed songs and poems for the Orange cause. |
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Notes |
Includes Dedication. |
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Epigraph |
none |
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