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Identifier: hungaryhungarian00bovi (find matches)
Title: Hungary and the Hungarians
Year: 1908 (1900s)
Authors: Bovill, W. B. F Pascoe, William, ill
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Publisher: New York, McClure
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
Digitizing Sponsor: Sloan Foundation

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are all great names. In grand operato-day Hungary is also well equipped. Let not thename of WilHam Beck or Rothhauser be omitted. Thelighter forms of music find Fedak, Blaha, Petrass, and 270 HUNGARY AND THE HUNGARIANS Rdthonyi all good exponents. Singing is not one of thegreat achievements of the Magyars. Capable but notgreat in grand opera, much better actors than vocalists.Writers are as plentiful as ever, and production isprolific. Teachers are good. There is the one andonly Popper, a veritable master of the cello. Asa master he is incomparable. But he is only aHungarian subject, not a Hungarian bred and born.There is always an eagerness to appropriate the great,therefore both Bohemia and Hungary lay claim tothis genius of the strings. Lehar, that modernmaster of musical comedy, popular and prolific, isalso claimed by two countries. Independent of allthese claims, Hungary is rich enough in true-bornsons and daughters to amply justify her rearingproudly her head in musical Europe.
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NIGHT ON THE DANUBE, LOOKING TOWARDS BUDA CHAPTER XVIHUNGARYS POLITICAL RELATION TO AUSTRIA A personal union carrying with it the duty of mutual de-fence.—Deak IF there is one point upon which the foreigner onvisiting Hungary is confused, yea, ignorant, itis regarding the relationship of Hungary to Austria.The Magyars are very sensitive about this beingclearly defined, and attribute much of the hatredwhich they have to encounter to a wilful intentionon the part of writers to distort and to disfigure theactual facts. For my brothers of the pen, or onbehalf of those of English birth, I deny the wilfulness,but plead guilty to ignorance. Many of themignorantly write of the Austrian Empire. Whensuch is supposed to include Hungary, then the erroris great indeed. Ev^en the term Austro-HungarianEmpire is an unhappy one. The essential fact tobe reahsed and understood at the very beginning isthat Austria and Hungary are severally autonomous.They have always been so. Therefore, when forpolitic

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