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    The Ballad of Leonore (from the German of Gottfried Augustus Burger) beginning "Upstarting with the dawning red". by Mangan, James Clarence

    Published: 1834 “…Mangan, James Clarence…”
    Citation: The Dublin University magazine: a literary and political journal, Vol. IV, pp. 509-513, November, 1834
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    Man: addressed to Lord Byron (from the French of Alphonse de Lamartine): a poem beginning "Thou, whose mysterious name Earth yet can scarcely tell". by Mangan, James Clarence

    Published: 1835 “…Mangan, James Clarence…”
    Citation: The Dublin University magazine: a literary and political journal, Vol. VI, pp. 696-701, December, 1835
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    Sonnets from the Portuguese of Camoens beginning "O, vain desires! why still this bosom burn?" by Mangan, James Clarence

    Published: 1835 “…Mangan, James Clarence…”
    Citation: The Dublin University magazine: a literary and political journal, Vol. VI, pp. 295-296, September, 1835
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    Three half-crowns: a review of a book of poetry by Giam Battiata Casti. by Mangan, (James Clarence)?

    Published: 1842
    Citation: The Dublin University magazine: a literary and political journal, Vol. XX, pp. 682-693, December, 1842
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    The romance of Don Gayseros from the German of Baron de la Motte Fouque: a poem beginning "Don Gayseros, Don Gayseros" by Mangan, James Clarence

    Published: 1834 “…Mangan, James Clarence…”
    Citation: The Dublin University magazine: a literary and political journal, Vol. IV, pp. 622-624, December, 1834
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    Anthologia Germanica - No. XVIII Freiligrath's poems. by Mangan, James Clarence

    Published: 1843 “…Mangan, James Clarence…”
    Citation: The Dublin University magazine: a literary and political journal, Vol. XX, pp. 29-42, January, 1843
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    To the beloved one: a poem (from the German of Heine) beginning "O, why are the roses so drooping and pale?". by Mangan, James Clarence

    Published: 1834 “…Mangan, James Clarence…”
    Citation: The Dublin University magazine: a literary and political journal, Vol. IV, p. 703, December, 1834
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    To my friends: a poem from the German of Schiller beginning "Beloved friends! more glorious times than ours". by Mangan, James Clarence

    Published: 1834 “…Mangan, James Clarence…”
    Citation: The Dublin University magazine: a literary and political journal, Vol. IV, p. 368, October, 1834
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    The opening of the new century: a poem from the German of Schiller, beginning "Whither now, my noble friend! shall quiet". by Mangan, James Clarence

    Published: 1834 “…Mangan, James Clarence…”
    Citation: The Dublin University magazine: a literary and political journal, Vol. IV, p. 425, October, 1834
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    Song (from the German): a poem beginning "O, strew the way with rosy flowers". by Mangan, James Clarence

    Published: 1834 “…Mangan, James Clarence…”
    Citation: The Dublin University magazine: a literary and political journal, Vol. IV, p. 673, December, 1834
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    The diver: a poem (from the German of Schiller) beginning "Baron or vassal, is any so bold". by Mangan, James Clarence

    Published: 1835 “…Mangan, James Clarence…”
    Citation: The Dublin University magazine: a literary and political journal, Vol. V, pp. 590-593, May, 1835
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    The demon-yager: a poem (from the German) beginning "Uprose the sun, the church dome shone". by Mangan, James Clarence

    Published: 1835 “…Mangan, James Clarence…”
    Citation: The Dublin University magazine: a literary and political journal, Vol. VI, pp. 20-24, July, 1835
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    Love: a sonnet beginning "Spirit of wordless Love! that in the lone". by Mangan, James Clarence

    Published: 1835 “…Mangan, James Clarence…”
    Citation: The Dublin University magazine: a literary and political journal, Vol. VI, p. 296, September, 1835
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    Life: a sonnet beginning "O, human destiny! thou art a mystery". by Mangan, James Clarence

    Published: 1835 “…Mangan, James Clarence…”
    Citation: The Dublin University magazine: a literary and political journal, Vol. VI, p. 296, September, 1835
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    From the French of M. de Porcheres: a sonnet beginning "Eyes? No! they are not eyes, but gods that exercise". by Mangan, James Clarence

    Published: 1835 “…Mangan, James Clarence…”
    Citation: The Dublin University magazine: a literary and political journal, Vol. VI, p. 296, September, 1835
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    Saint George's Knight: a Spanish legend (translated from Uhland): a poem beginning "Now before Saint Stephen's towers". by Mangan, James Clarence

    Published: 1836 “…Mangan, James Clarence…”
    Citation: The Dublin University magazine: a literary and political journal, Vol. VII, pp. 674-675, June, 1836
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    Doctor Eisenbart beginning "I'm Doctor Isaacs Eisenbart". by Mangan, James Clarence

    Published: 1841 “…Mangan, James Clarence…”
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    Anthologia Germanica No. XVI: Balads and Miscellaneous Poems. by Mangan, James Clarence

    Published: 1841 “…Mangan, James Clarence…”
    Citation: The Dublin University magazine: a literary and political journal, Vol. XVIII, pp. 19-36, July, 1841
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    Anthologica Germanica - No. XVII: Ballads and Romances. by Mangan, James Clarence

    Published: 1842 “…Mangan, James Clarence…”
    Citation: The Dublin University magazine: a literary and political journal, Vol. XIX, pp. 201-216, February, 1842
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    Stray leaflets from the German oak - fifth drift (many translations from German poets). by Mangan, James Clarence

    Published: 1844 “…Mangan, James Clarence…”
    Citation: The Dublin University magazine: a literary and political journal, Vol. XXIII, pp. 171-182, February, 1844
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