Specimens of British Poetesses
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Specimens of British Poetesses
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Specimens of British Poetesses; selected and chronologically arranged (1825) by Alexander Dyce is an anthology of verse jointly published in London by Thomas Rodd and Septimus Prowett, near the beginning of Dyce's long career as a literary critic, editor, and historian. It was not the first published anthology of poetry by British women writers — that may have been Poems by Eminent Ladies 2 Vols. — but it was the most comprehensive to date: encompassing 446 pages, it includes 196 poems or excerp
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