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Let no man write my epitaph
Faculti Editorial
University of Warwick

For centuries elegy has been instrumental to Irish culture and its self-expression. Alison Morgan discusses the elegies both by and about Robert Emmet written by Thomas Moore, Robert Southey and Percy Bysshe Shelley as well those written by anonymous balladeers. [cue id="21541"] Download supplementary notes Publication Image courtesy of Alison Morgan

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