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Robert Browning poet, born Camberwell 1812, lived on this site in Hanover Cottage, 1824 - 40.
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Life, hope,fear and faith - these make humanity.
Armstrong Browning Library
SE5, Southampton Way, 179
There was a row of houses here called Hanover Cottages. You can see them on the wonderful Time Travel Explorer map of 1830.
Credit for this entry to: Alan Patient of www.plaquesoflondon.co.uk
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Robert Browning - SE5
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Robert Browning - SE5
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