
‘Risings’ Tells the Story of How a Mix of Yeats and Bullets Inspired Irish Independence
By A.R. HOFFMAN
|Alexander Pope’s poem presents us with an admirable woman, a subject which in the hands of any subsequent generation — in Wordsworth’s hands, say — would have resulted in a poem of intolerable sincerity.

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