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william butler yeats

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January 25, 2015

 

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As a child he was ridiculed, mainly because of his Irish heritage (Foster, 16). He accomplished many things in his life time. His whole family was highly artistic. He was the eldest of five siblings; Susan Mary, Elizabeth Corbet, Robert Corbet, John butler, and Jane grace. Robert Corbet died of croup in his childhood, and Jane Grace died of bronchial pneumonia when she was less then a year old...
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His father was John Butler Yeats who was a Pre-Raphaelite and his mother was Susan Mary Pollexfen. His brother, John Butler, grew up to become a well known painter, and his two sisters, Susan Mary and Elizabeth Corbet, were involved in the Arts and Crafts movements (Foster, 13). Even though William's family moved around a bit he still received a pretty good education...
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