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The Bards of Wales

1863 poem by Hungarian poet János Arany

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publication date: 1863-00-00
title: A walesi bárdok
Commons category: A walesi bárdok
first line: Edward the king, the English king / Bestrides his tawny steed
inception: 1857-00-00

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