Bolt Upright: The Life of Thomas Moore, Volume 1Institut für Englische Sprache und Literatur, Universität Salzburg, 1975 - 666 páginas |
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... cause of liberty . Resistance to tyranny is a constantly recurring theme in his poetry and prose , and one of the few subjects which really kindled his imaginative mind . This concern is obvious in the Irish Melodies and in the hundreds ...
... cause of liberty . Resistance to tyranny is a constantly recurring theme in his poetry and prose , and one of the few subjects which really kindled his imaginative mind . This concern is obvious in the Irish Melodies and in the hundreds ...
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... cause it was a " magnificent collection of the music of Ireland " but be- cause it had such widespread national , political consequences . In the preface to the third edition of the Melodies James Power states that these songs " will do ...
... cause it was a " magnificent collection of the music of Ireland " but be- cause it had such widespread national , political consequences . In the preface to the third edition of the Melodies James Power states that these songs " will do ...
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... cause with the oppressing few ; he has dared to attack the vice and follies of men in power , and his most brilliant ... causes . Think of Little attacking Rousseau for immorality , or Moore demeaning America simply because he had spent ...
... cause with the oppressing few ; he has dared to attack the vice and follies of men in power , and his most brilliant ... causes . Think of Little attacking Rousseau for immorality , or Moore demeaning America simply because he had spent ...
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