OLC Slavistik: Coghen, Monika - Byronism as Madness in Zygmunt Kaczkowski’s Bajronista (The Byronist)

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ID	2091693480
Author(s)	Coghen, Monika
Title	Byronism as Madness in Zygmunt Kaczkowski’s Bajronista (The Byronist)
Published	Studia litteraria Universitatis Iagellonicae Cracoviensis, Kraków : Jagiellonian University Press, 11, 2016, 155-166
Language	eng
Medium	article
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Byronism as Madness in Zygmunt Kaczkowski’s Bajronista (The Byronist)