Stanzas on Seeing a Recently Erected Monument in the Chapel of Greenwich Hospital

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Stanzas on Seeing a Recently Erected Monument in the Chapel of Greenwich Hospital

Poet(s)

Dibdin, Thomas John

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Source

Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine 26:160, 913, December 1829.

First line

Stop! shipmate, stop! he can’t be dead!

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Unsigned

Print context

Quoted in prose contribution

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Notes and attribution research

Poem included in the unsigned prose contribution Monologue, or Soliloquy on the Annuals (948-76), by John Wilson (Wellesley Index) (KF, SP). Poet attribution: Curran Index (AC).

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Numeric id of this poem in the DVPP collection: 10388

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Stanzas on Seeing a Recently Erected Monument in the Chapel of Greenwich Hospital