Edgar Poe And His Critics
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The characteristics of the le Poers were ma/ked and distinc tive. They were improvident, adventurous, and recklessly brave. They were deeply involved in the Irish troubles of 1641, and when Cromwell invaded Ireland he pursued them with a special and relentless animosity. Their families were dispersed, their estates ravaged, and their lands forfeited. Of the three leading branches of the family at the time of Cromwell s invasion, Kilmaedon, Don Isle, and Curraghmore, the last only escaped his ve...ngeance. The present representative of Curraghmore is the Marquis of Waterford. Cromwell s siege of the sea-girt castle and fortress of Don Isle, which was heroically defended by a female descendant of Nicholas le Poer, Baron of Don Isle, is, as represented by Sir Bernard Burke in his "Romance of the Edgar Poe and his Critics. 79 Aristocracy, " full of legendary interest. The beautiful domain of Powerscourt took its name from the le Poers, and was for centuries in the possession of the family. Lady Blessington, through her father, Edmund Power, claimed descent from the same old Norman family.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The characteristics of the le Poers were ma/ked and distinc tive. They were improvident, adventurous, and recklessly brave. They were deeply involved in the Irish troubles of 1641, and when Cromwell invaded Ireland he pursued them with a special and relentless animosity. Their families were dispersed, their estates ravaged, and their lands forfeited. Of the three leading branches of the family at the time of Cromwell s invasion, Kilmaedon, Don Isle, and Curraghmore, the last only escaped his ve...ngeance. The present representative of Curraghmore is the Marquis of Waterford. Cromwell s siege of the sea-girt castle and fortress of Don Isle, which was heroically defended by a female descendant of Nicholas le Poer, Baron of Don Isle, is, as represented by Sir Bernard Burke in his "Romance of the Edgar Poe and his Critics. 79 Aristocracy, " full of legendary interest. The beautiful domain of Powerscourt took its name from the le Poers, and was for centuries in the possession of the family. Lady Blessington, through her father, Edmund Power, claimed descent from the same old Norman family.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sarah Helen Power Whitman to read onlineMoreLess
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