Meeting of Nelson and Our War Correspondent Rev. Stretchit, B.A.R. single work   prose   satire  
Alternative title: In Trafalgar's Bay; Death of Nelson; No. 1 Trafalgar
Is part of Deeds That Won the Empire 1896 series - publisher prose (number 1 in series)
Issue Details: First known date: 1896... 1896 Meeting of Nelson and Our War Correspondent Rev. Stretchit, B.A.R.
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Notes

  • At the head of the first part of the article: Portsmouth, October 25th, 1805. (This date is actually after the death of Nelson, but Nelson and Stretchit are depicted meeting in an inn.)

  • This part of the series 'Deeds That Won the Empire' is published under several sub-headings including 'In Trafalgar's Bay' and 'Death of Nelson'. The article also includes what is purported to be a facsimilie of 'A Certified Specimen of Nelson's Handwriting'.

    At the end of the article, some 'General Remarks' are printed, followed by two 'Opinions' from correspondents.

  • Part one of 'Deeds That Won the Empire'.

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    y separately published work icon The Free-Lance vol. 1 no. 19 29 August 1896 Z1704556 1896 periodical issue 1896 pg. 6-7
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