Bohemian Poems, Ancient and Modern/The Madjaromania

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Three Didactic Poems
Bohemian Poems, Ancient and Modern (1849)
translated by Albert Henry Wratislaw
The Madjaromania by Karel Alois Vinařický
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Karel Alois Vinařický3268010Bohemian Poems, Ancient and Modern — The Madjaromania1849Albert Henry Wratislaw
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THE MADJAROMANIA.

HUNGARIANS, Hungarians!
Why do ye these wrongs?
Why strive from our people
To wrench out their tongues?
This not the wild Tatars
Endeavour’d to do,
Than them to be fiercer
Is’t pleasing to you?

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