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bardCeltic minstrel who, in addition to composing songs, usually at a court, often held important political posts. Originating in the pre-Christian era, bards were persecuted in Wales during the 13th century on political grounds. Since the 19th century annual meetings and competitions in Wales – known as eisteddfod – have attempted to revive the musical tradition of the bard. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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She recently wrote ``Shakespeare and Seuss,'' a humorous intermingling of the Bard of Avon with tales of children's author, Dr. All literature, whether written before or after Shakespeare, must be measured against the literary yardstick left behind by the Bard of Avon (and inevitably found wanting). He disapproved of blues and jazz, preferring Western classical music, and his favorite author was the Bard of Avon. |
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