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Figure 22 St James’ Palace, where Lord
Moira (right) gave permission for Anna to dedicate “Poems and Translations” to Princess Charlotte |
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Figure 23 Frontispiece of the 1812
edition of “Poems and Translation”. Anna was the artist, and many of the items are
allegorical references to material in the book |
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