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	John & Michael Banim
		But Michael generously kept himself in the background in order to let his younger brother have all the honour of their joint production.
		The principal works of Michael Banim are: "Crohoore of the Billhook", "The Ghost Hunter", "Father Connell", and "The Croppy", a tale of 1798.
		The latter criticism is unfortunately justified; John admitted and regretted it, and Michael acted on it by preventing one of the stories, "The Nowlans", from being reprinted.
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	John Banim - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		During a short visit to Kilkenny he married, and in 1822 planned in conjunction with his elder brother, Michael (1796-1874), a series of tales illustrative of Irish life, which should be for Ireland what the Waverley Novels were for Scotland; and the influence of his model is distinctly traceable in his writings.
		The Mayor of Windgap, The Ghost Hunter (by Michael Banim), The Denounced (1830) and The Smuggler (1831) followed in quick succession, and were received with considerable favour.
		Michael Banim had acquired a considerable fortune which he lost in 1840 through the bankruptcy of a firm with which he had business relations.
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	JOHN BANIM - LoveToKnow Article on JOHN BANIM (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		TIle Denounced, The Mayor of Windgap, The Ghost Hunter (by Michael Banim), and The Smuggler followed in quick succession, and were received with considerable favor.
		Michael Banim died at Booterstown on the 3oth of August 1874.
		The true place of the Banims in literature is to be estimated from the merits of the OHarci Tales; their later works, though of considerable ability, are sometimes prolix and are marked by too evident an imitation of the Waverley Novels.
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	§17. The Banims. IX. Anglo-Irish Literature. Vol. 14. The Victorian Age, Part Two. The Cambridge History of ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		The brothers Banim, John and Michael, are best known by their joint work Tales of the O’Hara Family—one brother passing on his work to the other for suggestions and criticism.
		Michael’s was the gentler and more idealising nature, though no one should deny tenderness to the author of Soggarth Aroon and Aileen.
		No doubt, John Banim’s work was coloured by the melancholy from which he suffered, due, in the first instance, to the death of his betrothed, and, afterwards, to a somewhat morbid temperament.
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	Michael Banim
		Mathilde and Mary Banim; W. Yeats praised "The Stolen Sheep" for the ‘nobility’ of its peasant characters and expressed admiration of The Mayor of Windgap for the sense of pagan mystery evoked by the author’s treatment of traditional and folkloric elements.
		By J. [or rather by Michael] Banim, author of "Tales by the O’Hara Family," etc. Title [Another edition.] Title [A reissue.] Joe Wilson’s Ghost, etc. Title [Another edition.] The Ghost Hunter and his Family.
		Aus dem Englischen [of M. Banim, entitled: "Crohoore of the Billhook"] übersetzt von E. Domeier, geb.
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	John Banim -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		John Banim (April 3, 1798 - August 30, 1842), (The Celtic language of Ireland) Irish (Someone who writes novels) novelist, sometimes called the "Scott of Ireland," was born at (Click link for more info and facts about Kilkenny) Kilkenny.
		The Mayor of Windgap, The Ghost Hunter (by (Click link for more info and facts about Michael Banim) Michael Banim), The Denounced (1830) and The Smuggler (1831) followed in quick succession, and were received with considerable favour.
		(Click link for more info and facts about Michael Banim) Michael Banim had acquired a considerable fortune which he lost in 1840 through the bankruptcy of a firm with which he had business relations.
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	Michael
		Michael, the name of one of the archangels, was generally considered as too holy a name to give to children until the 12th century.
		Emperor Michael I Rhangabe of Byzantine (?- circa 843)
		Emperor Michael VII Ducas (Parapinaces) of Byzantine (1059-1078)
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	Laois and Offaly Surnames - Ancestral Research, Family History, Laois, Offaly, Genealogy
		Banim is believed to be a corrupt form of Bannon.
		It is made famous by the brothers Michael Banim (1796-1865) and John Banim (1798-1842), novelists who born in Kilkenny and were presumably of the above sept. De Burgh's Landowners of Ireland (1878) includes the large and valuable estate of Bannon of Broughill Castle, near Kilcormac, Co. Offaly.
		The Most Rev. Michael Augustine Corrigan (1839-1902), archbishop of New York, came from a Meath family, while Sir Dominic John Corrigan (1802-1880), the eminent physician, was a Dublin man. Carrigan is a variant of Corrigan.
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		JOHN AND MICHAEL BANIM (1798-1846) (1796-1874) Of the writers who have won esteem by telling the pathetic stories of their country's people, the names of John and Michael Banim are ranked among the Irish Gael not lower than that of Sir Walter Scott among the British Gael.
		The Banim family was one of those which belonged to the class of "middlemen," people so designated in Ireland who were neither rich nor poor, but in the fortunate mean.
		Michael and John, it was well known, had worked lovingly together, and Michael claimed a part in thirteen of the tales, without excluding his brother from joint authorship.
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	CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: John and Michael Banim
		London: "What would I have done if I had not found Banim?" In 1829 John Banim was ordered to France in the
		As to the "harrowing" elements, which are certainly conspicuous, the brothers answered: "We paint from a people of a land among whom, for the last six centuries, national provocations have never ceased to keep alive the strongest and often the worst
		A recent edition of the works of the Banims, in ten volumes, which gives a life of John Banim, appeared in
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	Chapter Bancroft <i>to</i> Barclay of B by Biographical Dictionary of English Literature
		Banim, John (1798-1842).—Novelist, began life as a miniature painter, but was led by the success of his first book, Tales of the O’Hara Family, to devote himself to literature.
		Banim latterly suffered from illness and consequent poverty, which were alleviated by a pension from Government.
		After the death of John, Michael wrote Clough Fionn (1852), and The Town of the Cascades (1864).
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	The Banims and Regency Ireland (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		John and Michael Banim were two of the early pioneers of Anglish Irish literature.
		Both brothers were born in the closing years of the eighteenth century in the ancient city of Kilkenny as sons of a small farmer and shopkeeper who had come from the neighbouring county to reside in the city.
		From their modest origins as lower-middle class Irish Catholics the Banim brothers were to achieve some fame in the course of the nineteenth century as Ireland’s first truly national novelists who sought in their historical fiction to emulate the fiction of Sir Walter Scott.
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	BANIM, JOHN (1798-1842) - Online Information article about BANIM, JOHN (1798-1842) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Hunter (by Michael Banim), and The Smuggler followed in See also:
		Michael Banim had acquired a considerable See also:
		place of the Banims in literature is to be estimated from the merits of the O'Hara Tales; their later See also:
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	Publications - Department of Foreign Affairs - Government of Ireland (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Her lead was followed by Lady Morgan, and by the Catholic novelists, Gerald Griffin, John and Michael Banim and the prolific William Carleton, born to Irish-speaking parents in Tyrone in 1794.
		Michael Hartnett stands out as a poet whose unillusioned lyrics reclaim for the English language tradition characteristic themes of the part-submerged high-Gaelic tradition.
		On the rocky crag of Skellig Michael off the Kerry coast there is a group of oratories and beehive huts, all built according to the corbel technique, forming a primitive monastery.
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	John Michael Rysbrack -- Encyclopædia Britannica (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		(or Michael, or Mihai) (born 1921), king of Romania, born in Sinaia, Romania; in 1927 succeeded his grandfather, Ferdinand I, his father, Carol II, having given up his rights to the throne; regency during reign, which lasted until father's return to throne in 1930; again king 1940 when his father abdicated; abdicated 1947.
		As front man for the 1970s band The Doobie Brothers, Michael McDonald became a fixture on rock radio with his soulful vocals and keyboards.
		U.S. astronaut Michael Collins was born in Rome, Italy.
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	Mail-Jewish Volume 32 Number 80
		Y'gadla l'torah u'mitzvot, l'chupa, u'l'ma'asim tovim May she grow to a life of Torah and mitzvot, to be wed and raise a Jewish family and perform many good deeds throughout her life.
		A New Form of Plagiarism This consists of writing an article or a book and citing a teshuva or ma'amar, but only in reference to some specific point, while not mentioning that the teshuvah is in fact the source of many of the writer's references and arguments.
		For instance, Bnei Banim I, 35 on mixed or separate seating at weddings is closely paralleled by an article in a recent annual.
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	Cardiff Corvey Articles, IV.2: J. BELANGER. Fiction Relating to Ireland, 1800—29
		Edgeworth and Morgan remained central to critical debates surrounding Ireland, gender, and the novel for several years to come, but increasingly their works were used as points of comparison to illustrate how subsequent representations of Ireland had improved upon the earlier depictions offered by these two authors.
		For these reviewers, the ability of Banim—and of other male ‘native’ Irish writers such as William Carleton and Gerald Griffin—to represent Ireland accurately is located both in gender terms and in terms of their status as ‘insiders’ in the society they depict.
		Banim’s portrayals of Ireland are incomparable, according to the Westminster reviewer, because he ‘has an intimate and real acquaintance’ with his subject material, and shares ‘common interests’ with the people he represents because he too is Catholic.[
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	ninemsn Encarta - Search View - Irish Literature
		Most of her novels and short stories, many of which have appeared in the New Yorker, are autobiographical explorations of rebellious young women's attempts to come to grips with their roots and their unsuccessful searches for emotional fulfilment.
		Among Irish short-story writers, one of the best known is Michael O'Donovan, pen name Frank O'Connor, who wrote Traveller's Samples (1951) and Domestic Relations (1957).
		William Trevor (originally named William Trevor Cox) is a short-story writer and dramatist who writes hauntingly of modern Irish life, loneliness, and disillusion.
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	World History :: Encyclopedia Index -- Mi (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Michael Bowes-Lyon, 18th Earl of Strathmore and Kinghorne
		Michael de la Pole, 3rd Earl of Suffolk
		Michael Jordan in Chaos in the Windy City
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