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Author note: Written at sea en route to Norfolk Island 4 June 1805.
[Grant was shipped from Port Jackson to Norfolk Island aboard the Lady Nelson as a result of being sentenced to 5 years' hard labour for "quoting the English Law, in a Letter to Governor King".
(Source: This Beauteous, Wicked Place : Letters and Journals of John Grant, Gentleman Convict. John Grant, edited by Yvonne Cramer.)]-
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Held at: National Library of AustraliaLocal Id: MS737, item 42, page 57
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This Beauteous, Wicked Place : Letters and Journals of John Grant, Gentleman Convict
Yvonne Cramer
(editor),
Canberra
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National Library of Australia
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2000
Z268722
2000
selected work
diary
correspondence
poetry
Canberra
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National Library of Australia
,
2000
pg.
130-132
Note: The poem appears on p.130 and the author's footnotes are printed on p.131-132.
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Alternative title: Lines Written on His Majesty's Birthday, 1805
First line of verse: "The sickness and a second Exile keep"-
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Australian Literary Studies
ALS
vol.
16
no.
3
May
1994
Z590831
1994
periodical issue
1994
pg.
303
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