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Wrote William Butler Yeats of Dublin after the Easter Rising of 1916: All changed, changed utterly: A terrible beauty is born. Wrote an anonymous observer in the latest issue of London’s New Statesman ...
In the rebellion's immediate wake, the poet W.B. Yeats reflected Ireland's conflicted feelings about how violent nationalism appeared to be hastening Ireland's journey to political freedom but at a ...
Under glaring floodlights one chill night last week, three warders of London’s Pentonville prison opened the grave of a hanged man. At midnight they reached the quicklimed corpse of Sir Roger Casement ...
US President Joe Biden quoted Irish poet William Butler Yeats during his address at the 79th Session of the United Nations General Assembly on Tuesday, September 24. In the fifth minute of his roughly ...
Easter, like every other holiday, means different things to different people. During my childhood, it meant Sunday morning service at the First Baptist. Rev. Fred Thorne’s booming voice reminded us of ...
When President Joe Biden was isolating with Covid in the White House last summer, atop the stack of books on his desk was a 320-page paperback: “JFK in Ireland.” The last Irish Catholic president ...
He quotes poets like William Butler Yeats and Seamus Heaney freely; the most famous passage from Yeats' "Easter 1916" has appeared no fewer than 12 times in Biden's public remarks since he took office ...
The Atlanta Voice has stood as a pillar of truth, empowerment, and advocacy in Metro Atlanta for six decades. As we celebrate our 60th anniversary, we invite you to invest in independent journalism ...
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