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The Lyrics of Ireland. Edited and Annotated by S. Lover

This book presents a rich tapestry of Ireland's musical heritage, featuring a selection of classic songs and ballads. S. Lover's editorial work includes annotations that provide historical context and insights into the cultural significance of each piece. more

Author

Samuel Lover
Samuel Lover

Samuel Lover was a prominent Irish novelist recognized for his works that frequently portrayed the social and political realities of his era. Born on February 24, 1797, Lover's writing career spanned several decades, producing a number of influential novels. He passed away on July 6, 1868. more

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