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  • Shevchenko, detail of a portrait by an unknown artist
    Taras Hryhorovych Shevchenko

    …first collection of poems, entitled Kobzar (1840; ā€œThe Bardā€), expressed the historicism and the folkloristic interests of the Ukrainian Romantics, but his poetry soon moved away from nostalgia for Cossack life to a more sombre portrayal of Ukrainian history, particularly in the long poem ā€œThe Haidamaksā€ (1841). When the secret…

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    …first collection of poems, entitled Kobzar (1840; ā€œThe Bardā€), expressed the historicism and the folkloristic interests of the Ukrainian Romantics, but his poetry soon moved away from nostalgia for Cossack life to a more sombre portrayal of Ukrainian history, particularly in the long poem ā€œThe Haidamaksā€ (1841). When the secret…

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