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Little is known about Harrison, characterized by the DNB as an "obscure figure," save for her few prose and verse publications. She published her Miscellanies in order to financially aid her ageing parent. Many of her poems are modelled on those of Elizabeth Singer Rowe.
Property / Biographical notes: Little is known about Harrison, characterized by the DNB as an "obscure figure," save for her few prose and verse publications. She published her Miscellanies in order to financially aid her ageing parent. Many of her poems are modelled on those of Elizabeth Singer Rowe. / rank
 
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Property / Biographical notes: Little is known about Harrison, characterized by the DNB as an "obscure figure," save for her few prose and verse publications. She published her Miscellanies in order to financially aid her ageing parent. Many of her poems are modelled on those of Elizabeth Singer Rowe. / qualifier
 

Revision as of 09:30, 26 November 2021

* 1724, + 1756, author of poetry active on the British Isles
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Elizabeth Harrison
* 1724, + 1756, author of poetry active on the British Isles

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    Female gender
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    Poet
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    Date of birth
    1724
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    Date of death
    1756
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    Biographical notes
    Little is known about Harrison, characterized by the DNB as an "obscure figure," save for her few prose and verse publications. She published her Miscellanies in order to financially aid her ageing parent. Many of her poems are modelled on those of Elizabeth Singer Rowe.
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    Jacob Sider Jost/ Mary Naydan/ Noah Fusco, “Poets of the 1730s: A Digital Humanities Seedling” (2017/ 2021)
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