The Major's only son: The subject of these lines, who fell a victim to the too fond dotage of parental affection, was born in the town of B---, Mass

The Major's only son: The subject of these lines, who fell a victim to the too fond dotage of parental affection, was born in the town of B---, Mass

Poetry. Printed area measures: 18.4 x 17.1 cm. 17 stanzas of eight lines each, and one of four, printed in three columns divided by single line. Short double rule between title and text. Internal evidence determined date approximation.
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Original record
The Major's only son: The subject of these lines, who fell a victim to the too fond dotage of parental affection, was born in the town of B---, Mass
Collection
Harris Broadsides
Date(s)
1727 – 1796
Usage
Collection is open for research.
Rights Statement
No Copyright - United States
Subject(s)
Broadsides
Conflict (Psychology) in literature
Death in poetry
Jones, John
Love poetry
Major
Type
text
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