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    Anniversaries
    One hundred years ago, the composer Gabriel Fauré died, leaving behind a body of work noted for its elegance and refinement. After training to be a church organist and studying with Camille Saint-Saëns, Fauré went on to teach at the Paris Conservator
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    Florida Baroque
    In her new book of poetry criticism, Difficult Ornaments: Florida and the Poets, Ange Mlinko identifies two contrasting lyric styles: the plain and the ornate, or the Temperate and the Tropical. The poets Mlinko treats in that book, all captivated by
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    Rhyme, Not Repetition
    Five years ago, still struggling to explain Donald Trump’s political success, The New York Times alighted on the 1619 Project, by which one could view Trump’s election as merely one manifestation of the racism that, per the project, has always de˜ned

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