File:Two Poems - Browning and Browning (1854).djvu

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Summary

Two Poems

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Author



Alternative names	Birth name: Elizabeth Moulton-Barrett; Mrs. Browning; Elizabeth Barrett Barrett; Elizabeth Barrett-Browning; Elizaveta Barrett Brauning; Elisabeth Barrett Browning; Elizabeth Barrett Browning, née Barrett
Description	British poet, screenwriter, essayist, pamphleteer, translator and writer
Date of birth/death	circa 6 March 1806	29 June 1861
Location of birth/death	Durham	Florence
Work period	1839 –1845
Authority file	: Q228494 VIAF: 66464493 ISNI: 000000012101969X ULAN: 500335881 LCCN: n79067862 NLA: 35022947 WorldCat

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Alternative names	Robert Barrett Browning; Browning
Description	English playwright, poet, writer and dramaturge
Date of birth/death	7 May 1812	12 December 1889
Location of birth/death	London	Venice
Authority file	: Q233265 VIAF: 24598774 ISNI: 0000000120999083 ULAN: 500064807 LCCN: n79043688 NLA: 35022958 WorldCat

Title

Two Poems

Publisher

Chapman & Hall

Description

[3]-15, [1] p. ; 20 cm

Language

English

Publication date

1854

Place of publication

London

Source

Internet Archive identifier: twopoems00brow

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	06:46, 29 October 2020		1,000 × 1,500, 22 pages (1.26 MB)	Chrisguise	Imported from Internet Archive by the IA Upload tool job queue

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