Thomas Davis
Thomas Davis (1814–1845) was a writer, poet and politician.
Also recorded as The Celt; Celt.
Overview
Recorded at birth as Thomas Osborne Davis.
Also worked under the name The Celt and Celt.
Born at Mallow in 1814, died at Dublin in 1845.
In detail
Thomas Davis studied at Trinity College, Dublin. the recorded working language is Irish and English.
Positions recorded include Auditor of the College Historical Society.
Works named in the authority record are A Nation Once Again.
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Wikidata, structured authority record Q7788880: Thomas Davis
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