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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1909

Page

6

Omar and Fitzgerald birth of a universal literary force

The essay argues that Omar Khayyam and Edward Fitzgerald together created the enduring popularity of the Rubaiyat. It notes Fitzgerald aided the work more by form than substance and contrasts multiple translations. It calls the Rubaiyat unique, candid about its ethical rot, yet praises its artistic charm.

Omar Fitzgerald

Notable Figures in Literature and History Highlighted

The piece extols Barnard as Columbia president and ex Mississippi and Alabama professor, plus Kit Carson as frontier hero, Dahlgren and Hamlin as Civil War and political figures, and Kemble Milnes Fitzgerald as major literary names and translations. It praises Fitzgerald's Rubaiyat for artistic finish and global impact and notes its surprising rise and brevity.

Muuere Iso Natal Edgar Allan Poe Abraham Lincolon Charles Robert Darwin Mendelssohn Edward Fitzgerald Gogol Chopin Jules Vavre James Glaisher Frederick A. P. Barnard Richard Monckton Milnes Mary Cowden Clarke Marshal Canrobert John Stuart Blackle Alfred Tennyson Oliver Wendell Holmes Hannibal Hamlin Lincoln Admiral Dahlgren Fanny Kemble William Ewart Gladstone Kit Carson Poe Darwin Tennyson John A. Dahlgren Charleston Savannah Florida Dahlgren Congress United States Maine Spain Frances Anne Chanel John Philip Kemble Siddons Lord Houghton Thackeray Omar Khayyam

Omar Khayyam and Edward Fitzgerald in literary rise

The piece traces Fitzgerald’s publication of Omar Khayyam in a penny pamphlet and his later fame through Swinburne’s circle. It notes his shy, hermit-like life, Irish connections, Cambridge years, and free translations, especially of Omar, which transformed from a poor reception to enduring popularity.

Fitzgerald Fraser's Magazine Tossetti Swinburne Edward Fitherald Republic of Letters Ile Purcell Edward Paddy Paris Robespierre Naseby Oliver Cromwell Charles 1 Bar St. Edmunds Cambridge Tersian Omar Hamlet Edward Fitzgerald Tennysons England

Democrats and the Tariff Bill Seen in Quiet Senate

Washington June 10 Special reports that Democrats have shown unusually little activity during tariff bill debates in the Senate. Leader Culberson has spoken only briefly, while Republican progressives from the West have delivered the most persistent opposition to Aldrich’s tariff plan. The piece also notes peat industry potential, Senator Gore’s memory feats, and taft’s slow appointments for ex-officeholders.

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