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Rowe, Elizabeth5
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From Mrs Rowe'S Friendship In Death, P.1011
Rowe1

Title: A description of hell. In imitation of Milton.

Author: Rowe, Elizabeth

Attribution: Rowe

Date(s): 1704 (published)

Manuscript: Lt 45

Contents: Description of the horrors of hell and the terrible despair of sinners

(including Catholic persecutors of Protestants) who can see the heavenly bliss

they have lost. Imitating Milton.

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Title: A description of hell in imitation of Mr Milton

Author: Rowe, Elizabeth

Attribution: Mrs Rowe

Date(s): 1704 (published)

Manuscript: Lt 67

Contents: Description of the horrors of hell and the terrible despair of sinners (including Catholic persecutors of Protestants) who can see the heavenly bliss they have lost. Imitating Milton.

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Title: A dialogue between the fallen angels and a human spirit just entred into the

other world

Author: Rowe, Elizabeth

Attribution: Mrs Rowe

Date(s): 1704 (published)

Manuscript: Lt 45

Contents: Dialogue after death between a soul condemned to hell for a single sin, and

the devils, or fallen angels, who enticed him; lamenting the loss of heaven

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Title: A dialogue betwen the fallen angels and a humane spirit just

enterd into the other world

Author: Rowe, Elizabeth

Attribution: Mrs Rowe

Date(s): 1704 (published)

Manuscript: Lt 67

Contents: Dialogue after death between a soul condemned to hell for a single sin, and the devils, or fallen angels, who enticed him; lamenting the loss of heaven

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Title: To the unknown God

Author: Rowe, Elizabeth

Attribution: From Mrs Rowe's Friendship in Death, p.101

Date(s): 1729 (published)

Manuscript: Lt 67

Contents: Extracts from the religious poem in Letter 4 of Rowe's "Letters Moral and Entertaining", I, praising a perfect, ubiquitous but incomprehensible God

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