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• William Butler Yeats
  {{Image|N062238.jpg|right|400px|William Butler Yeats, 1914. Courtesy of the Chicago Historical Society}} '''William Butler Yeats''' (June 13 1865 – January 28 1939), perhaps the greatest lyric poet in E
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• William Butler Yeats/Definition
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• William Butler Yeats/Approval
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• WB Yeats
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• W. B. Yeats
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• W.B. Yeats
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• Irish literary renaissance
  ...re starting in the 1880's, moving through a middle phase centered around [[William Butler Yeats]] and the [[Abbey Theatre]], and finally through a later, explicitly [[Lite *[[William Butler Yeats]] 1865—1939
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• Cú Chulainn/Related Articles
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• William Butler Yeats
  {{Image|N062238.jpg|right|400px|William Butler Yeats, 1914. Courtesy of the Chicago Historical Society}} '''William Butler Yeats''' (June 13 1865 – January 28 1939), perhaps the greatest lyric poet in E
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• Ella Young/Related Articles
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• Ella Young
  ...titled simply ''Poems'', was published in 1906. She became friends with [[William Butler Yeats|Yeats]]'s erstwhile flame [[Maud Gonne]], and Gonne illustrated Young's fir
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  *[[William Butler Yeats]], poet and playwright
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• Easter Rising
  “A terrible beauty is born”, wrote [[William Butler Yeats|Yeats]] (''Easter 1916'').
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• Alfred, Lord Tennyson
  ...The great lyric poets of the next generation, [[Thomas Hardy|Hardy]] and [[William Butler Yeats|Yeats]], had a much sparer style.
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• Ulster Cycle
  ...did Eleanor Hull for younger readers in ''The Boys' Cuchulain'' (1904). [[William Butler Yeats]] wrote a series of plays - ''[[On Baile's Strand]]'' (1904), ''[[Deirdre]]
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• Victorian Literature
  ...ath in 1901, the poets now most regarded were [[Thomas Hardy|Hardy]] and [[William Butler Yeats|Yeats]]. The Poet Laureate was Alfred Austin. There were no dominant nove
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• British fairy tradition
  ...o stolen are well looked after, and may sometimes escape after 14 years. [[William Butler Yeats|Yeats]]' poem, Stolen Child, suggests that they do this out of kindness "fo
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• Irish Free State
  ...inent Protestants, including the legendary Noble prizewinner and senator [[William Butler Yeats|WB Yeats]] protested in vain against this new law.
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