Moore, Thomas, 1779-1852
Biographical Note
Born in Dublin, Thomas Moore was educated at Trinity College. During his lifetime he published several volumes of verse, a history of Ireland and a biography of Lord Byron, with whom he maintained a close friendship.
Found in 2 Collections and/or Records:
Wilbur Broms papers
Materials created by twentieth-century American tenor Wilbur Broms, including research notes and drafts for books, articles, and concert programs about Irish poet Thomas Moore, especially musical settings of his poetry by Hector Berlioz. Additionally, there are collected materials and essays about communism, particularly in Ireland.
Collection is open for research.
Boston College collection of Thomas Moore
Collection relating to the Irish nineteenth-century poet Thomas Moore from 1813-1833 including his letters, an annotated clipping, a manuscript fragment of Lalla Rookh, and portrait engravings of Moore. The letters concern a variety of subjects including his publications and an account of a discussion with Sir Francis Rawdon (Earl of Moira and Lord Hastings) about India.
Collection is open for research.