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  • Hauch, Johannes Carsten
    Johannes Carsten Hauch

    …works was the ballad cycle Valdemar Atterdag (1861). Collections of his poems include Lyriske digte (1842; “Lyrical Poems”), Lyriske digte og romancer (1861; “Lyrical Poems and Romances”), and Nye digtninger (1869; “New Poetry”). Hauch’s influence on later writers was minimal, but he is remembered for a moving recommendation that the…

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    …works was the ballad cycle Valdemar Atterdag (1861). Collections of his poems include Lyriske digte (1842; “Lyrical Poems”), Lyriske digte og romancer (1861; “Lyrical Poems and Romances”), and Nye digtninger (1869; “New Poetry”). Hauch’s influence on later writers was minimal, but he is remembered for a moving recommendation that the…

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