Item 11.21 - Essay entitled ‘Elizabethan Flower Gardens’, by Edmund Gosse

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Essay entitled ‘Elizabethan Flower Gardens’, by Edmund Gosse

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  • 1901 x 1928 (Creation)

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1 booklet (22 x 18.5 cm), without a cover, containing 15 paper leaves, in a custom-made folder and slip-case, each covered with red cloth

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The address at the head of the essay is 17 Hanover Terrace, Regent’s Park. It must therefore have been written some time after Gosse moved there in 1901. The essay was presented to the Library by Gosse’s son Philip Henry George Gosse in November 1941, shortly after he became a Fellow-Commoner of the College.

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Philip Henry George Gosse

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The essay is in Gosse’s own hand, and his name is written at the head and at the end. On the front of the slip-case is stamped, ‘ELIZABETHAN FLOWER GARDENS | MSS. | — | EDMUND GOSSE’.

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Foliated 1–15.

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      Published in Harper's Monthly Magazine, June 1905, pp. 138–46.

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