Item 15.12F - Album of poetry kept by Hannah More Macaulay

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Album of poetry kept by Hannah More Macaulay

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  • [1820s-1830s?] (Creation)

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1 small hardback notebook: 39 ff, with MS also on inside front cover; several torn stubs between ff 29 and 30.

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Gift of George Macaulay Trevelyan, Nov. 1953.

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Index (incomplete) of contents on inside front cover.

Note by Margaret Jean Holland, Viscountess Knutsford on first page: 'Album belonging to my mother Lady Trevelyan as a girl - Hannah More Macaulay - with a number of my uncle Lord Macaulay's poems. Margaret Knutsford Oct/89'. 'ALBUM | HMM' written below that, presumably by Hannah More Macaulay.

Most poems selected are by Thomas Babington Macaulay, but also included are 'Lines by Miss Serle aged 14 years'; 'Lines by Mr [T] Gisborne when his Sis[ter?] Rose tore her Gown'; 'Lines sent by Mr [J.] Stephen to Miss Sykes with a picture of Mr Wilberforce'; 'To an Infant. A Translation', by Sir W[illiam] Jones.

Large number of pages cut out, which according to the index once contained 'Election Squib' by T. B. M[acaulay], 'Verses' by S. T. G.' and part of 'Hymn' by 'N [?] G'.

'Translation of Thekla's Song by H. M. Macaulay' on last but one page. Pencil notes, some crossed out, on last page.

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      Dates from before Dec 1834, when Hannah More Macaulay married Charles Edward Trevelyan.

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