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Though he is frequently portrayed as an enigmatic figure who worked largely in isolation

from jogging and Jazzercise to Jane Fonda

researchers and the general public

- Day-trips - venture away from the towns to the village of Damme or the World War I battlefields of Flanders

Terence Dr Brown: The Life of W.B. Yeats [2001] paperback ZBRHI for the right to educationThe key to Brown's interpretation of Yeats is magic. Yeats had a lifelong interest in magic, spiritualism and the paranormal. Brown argues with great force that it is this preoccupation which lies at the root of his personality and which is the key to so much else. His hatred of late Victorian materialism informed not just his poetry but also his involvement with the Irish nationalism cause. For all his Irish nationalism, however, there was also an