Arthur Slader
1820-1845
Arthur Slader was a poet who wrote The conflagarations : comprising two poems, as follows : first, The burning boat, a serio-satiric poem on the destruction by fire of the steamer Royal Tar, (of Saint John, N.B.) in Penobscot Bay, on the 25th October, 1836 and The burning city, a descriptive poem, in commemoration of the lamentable fire which took place in the city of Saint John, N.B. on the memorable night of Saturday, 14th January, 1837.
Predominant New Brunswick Residences:
Saint John
Picture Caption
Frontispiece of the Conflagration
Credit
The Internet Archive, filmed from a copy of the original publication held by the McLennan Library, McGill University, Montreal.
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Slader, Arthur.
The conflagarations : comprising two poems, as follows : first, the burning boat, a serio-satiric poem on the destruction by fire of the steamer Royal Tar, (of Saint John, N.B.) in Penobscot Bay, on the 25th October, 1836 : second, the burning city, a descriptive poem, in commemoration of the lamentable fire which took place in the city of Saint John, N.B. on the memorable night of Saturday, 14th January, 1837.
Saint John, NB: D.A. Cameron, 1837, 32 pp. [ book ]
Collection(s): NB Authors' Archival Papers project, New Brunswick Imprints