The Home of My Fathers : An Emigrant's Reflections on Revisiting the Scenes of His Youth

The Home of My Fathers : An Emigrant's Reflections on Revisiting the Scenes of His Youth single work poetry "Where now do I stand? 'tis the home of my fathers,"

Author:agent K. (fl. 1834)

Issue Details: First known date: 1836... 1836 The Home of My Fathers : An Emigrant's Reflections on Revisiting the Scenes of His Youth

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'Sees changes with sorrow, but would still like to die in his old home' (Webby)

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Author's note : 'Glen Howe'

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y Tegg's Monthly Magazine vol. 1 no. 1 March 1836 Z1604901 1836 periodical issue 1836
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pg. 10-13
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y The Sydney Gazette and New South Wales Advertiser vol. 34 no. 2781 5 March 1836 Z1608278 1836 newspaper issue 1836
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1836
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pg. 4
Note: Appeared in the Sydney Gazette with a review of the first issue of Tegg's Monthly Magazine (which included this work).

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