Bolt Upright: The Life of Thomas Moore, Volume 1Institut für Englische Sprache und Literatur, Universität Salzburg, 1975 - 666 páginas |
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Página 142
... tion to him . Time had abated but by no means lutionary fires that burned in him up to 1798 . be at hand when a revival of Irish music would produce a revival of the Irish spirit , depressed since 1798. As musical historians have ...
... tion to him . Time had abated but by no means lutionary fires that burned in him up to 1798 . be at hand when a revival of Irish music would produce a revival of the Irish spirit , depressed since 1798. As musical historians have ...
Página 357
... tion , for it is impossible to read the poem without being aware of a long - practiced poet , musical , sensitive , an easy master of versifica- tion . True to its title , the European observed the acclaim of Moore on the Continent ...
... tion , for it is impossible to read the poem without being aware of a long - practiced poet , musical , sensitive , an easy master of versifica- tion . True to its title , the European observed the acclaim of Moore on the Continent ...
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... tion : " Notwithstanding all this , and with all these ( to me ) evi- dent consequences staring me in the face , so hopeless appeared the fate of Ireland under English government , whether of Whigs or Tories ( the experiment now having ...
... tion : " Notwithstanding all this , and with all these ( to me ) evi- dent consequences staring me in the face , so hopeless appeared the fate of Ireland under English government , whether of Whigs or Tories ( the experiment now having ...
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