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  • André van Hasselt

    …Hasselt’s first book of poems, Primevères (1834; “Primroses”), was the first important collection in the history of modern Belgium. His poetry continued to display the influence of Hugo and of the German tradition. Van Hasselt’s most innovative work was the Études rhythmiques (published in Poëmes, paraboles, odes, et études rhythmiques,…

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    …Hasselt’s first book of poems, Primevères (1834; “Primroses”), was the first important collection in the history of modern Belgium. His poetry continued to display the influence of Hugo and of the German tradition. Van Hasselt’s most innovative work was the Études rhythmiques (published in Poëmes, paraboles, odes, et études rhythmiques,…

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