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The poem 'Frithjof and Ingebjorg' was originally published in the Victorian Review. As The Queen's Troth : A Legend of Frithjof and Ingebjorg it was published under separate title by Alverton Press in Penzance (1888).
Dedication: To the Rev. T. W. Jex Blake, D.D. of Rugby School my master and very kind friend for several years and who first by a judicious selection of poetry to read taught me to write poetry in grateful remembrance I dedicate this volume
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Western Europe,Europe,:Kegan Paul, Trench,1882 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
Poems by an Australian ColonistF. H.,
1882single work review — Appears in:
The Sydney Mail and New South Wales Advertiser,25 Novembervol.
34no.
11681882;(p. 925) — Review of
Frithjof and Ingebjorg and Other PoemsDouglas Sladen,
1882selected work poetry 'Mr Sladen admits that his poetry is comparatively poor stuff, but lays the blame on the poetic poverty of his surroundings. He is doubly wrong. In the first place it is not poetry at all and in the second the poetic poverty is his own...'
Poems by an Australian ColonistF. H.,
1882single work review — Appears in:
The Sydney Mail and New South Wales Advertiser,25 Novembervol.
34no.
11681882;(p. 925) — Review of
Frithjof and Ingebjorg and Other PoemsDouglas Sladen,
1882selected work poetry 'Mr Sladen admits that his poetry is comparatively poor stuff, but lays the blame on the poetic poverty of his surroundings. He is doubly wrong. In the first place it is not poetry at all and in the second the poetic poverty is his own...'
