Elegiac poem, on the death of Mr. Samuel Clifford : late of Enfield, Mass. and three children; in which the widow and mother of the deceased, is represented, as recounting her sorrows.Come hither ye mourners, who in the sad cup ...<br>

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Title	Elegiac poem, on the death of Mr. Samuel Clifford : late of Enfield, Mass. and three children; in which the widow and mother of the deceased, is represented, as recounting her sorrows.Come hither ye mourners, who in the sad cup...<br>
Place	Enfield (Conn.)
Genre	Poems Broadsides Elegiac poetry
Theme	Lifestyle
Description	Poem, printed in two columns. Illustrated with 4 coffins. Library's copy has manuscript notation in upper margin.<br>
Notes	Enfield was named and incorporated by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts in 1683 and annexed to Connecticut in 1749.<br>
Publisher	[Massachusetts : s.n., 17--?]
Date created	[17--?]
Physical format	1 sheet : ill. ; 34 x 27 cm.<br>
Digital format	image/jpeg
Identifier	Call number: Broadsides Medium 17-- E37e<br>File name: chs_cd6_bdse_m_17--e37e.jpg<br>
Source	The Connecticut Historical Society.
Rights	Reproduction and copyright information regarding this image is available from the Library of The Connecticut Historical Society, Hartford.
Sub-collection	Posters and broadsides

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