'Ireland is the True Subject for the Irish': Yeats's Early Nationalist Overstatement.

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Publicado en:Studies: An Irish Quarterly Vol. 109; no. 436; pp. 414 - 424
Autor principal: Thursfield, Dylan
Formato: Artículo
Publicado: Studies: An Irish Quarterly Review Winter2020/2021
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        Irish literature
        Nationalists
        Sorrow of Love, The (Poem : Yeats)
        Arnold, Matthew, 1822-1888
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