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Creator:
Dawes, Charles Thomas, 1793–1863
Title(s):
Diary, sketchbook, and translation of Virgil.
Published/Created:
[England], ca. 1813-ca.1863
Physical Description:
3 v.
Holdings:
Rare Books and Manuscripts
BX5199 .D39 1813
Yale Center for British Art, Paul Mellon Fund
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Copyright Status:
Copyright Not Evaluated
Classification:
Archives & Manuscripts
Notes:
Manuscript diary, sketchbook, and translation of Virgil, by Rev. Charles Thomas Dawes, of Cannock, vicar of Dilhorne. The sketchbook comprises about 40 pages of drawings, primarily caricatures, in pen and black ink. The drawings are very informal, and record family visits, a croquet game, picnic, ballooning etc. The diary commences in March 1816, recording his ordination by the Bishop of Norwich, and continues with a record of personal and church events, select hymns, etc., concluding in 1844. The third item is a manuscript of Virgil's Aeneid (book V). There is also a letter in which he comments on a fellow translator and the distribution of “suitable works.”
Subject Terms:
Clergy -- Great Britain.
Dawes, Charles Thomas, 1793-1863 -- Diaries.
Form/Genre:
Diaries
Sketchbooks.
Ink drawings.
Caricatures.
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