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Ah, Liberty, Thou Noble Thing
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Ah, Liberty, Thou Noble Thing

work by Wivallius
Also known as: “Ack libertas, tu Ă€dla tingh”
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  • Lars Wivallius

    
1632 and translates as “Ah, Liberty, Thou Noble Thing”) and love of nature (most notably the majestic “Klagovisa över denna torra och kalla vĂ„r” [1642; “Dirge over This Dry and Cold Spring”], in which the poet laments the season that he encountered upon his release from Kajaneborg).

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1632 and translates as “Ah, Liberty, Thou Noble Thing”) and love of nature (most notably the majestic “Klagovisa över denna torra och kalla vĂ„r” [1642; “Dirge over This Dry and Cold Spring”], in which the poet laments the season that he encountered upon his release from Kajaneborg).

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