Lady Gregory's Shorter Writings, 1882-1900
Coole Edition of Lady Gregory's Writings, Volume 1 of Volume 17
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- Publisher OUP USA
- Date of Publication 18 March 2023
- ISBN 9780197657324
- Binding Hardback
- No. of pages298 pages
- Language English 0
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Table of Contents:
Introduction
A Note on Editorial Principles
LADY GREGORY
1882
Arabi and his household (The Times, 23 October 1882)
The Trial of Arabi Pasha (The Times, 27 November 27, 1882)
1883
(Contributor) Paragraph on Arabi (The Times, 28 February 1883)
Through Portugal (The Fortnightly Review, 1 October 1883)
A Woman's Sonnets (manuscript, summer 1883)
1884
Glimpses of the Soudan (The Fortnightly Review, 1 March 1884)
1885-1886
Unpublished Poems
1887
Over the River (March 1887)
1888-90
A Lily, Azure (The Argosy, June 1890)
Irene (The Argosy, October 1890)
1891
Over the River (later version, February 1891)
(Contributor) Wilfrid Scawen Blunt (1891)
1892
Arabi Pasha (The Spectator, 13 February 1892)
1893-94
Our Boys in India (manuscript, summer 1894)
On Church Services (manuscript, summer 1894)
Dies Irae (The Sketch, 25 March 1896)
1895
Irish Superstitions (The Spectator, 20 April 1895)
'Eothen' and the Athenaeum Club (Blackwood's Magazine, December 1895)
1896
Gort Industries (Erin, November 1896)
1897
Irish Visions (The Spectator, 10 July 1897)
To the Guarantors for a proposed "Celtic" Theatre
1898
Tree Planting (The Irish Homestead, 12 and 19 February 1898)
A Short Catechism on the Financial Claims of Ireland (Spring 1898)
Some Folk Stories of Usheen (Dublin Daily Express, 17 September 1898)
Ireland, Real and Ideal (The Nineteenth Century, November 1898)
Children's Folk Tales (The Kilkenny Moderator, December 1898)
1899
The West Awake! (Fáinne an Lae, 21 January 1899)
Ireland in Bond Street (Dublin Daily Express, 25 February 1899)
An Italian Literary Drama (Dublin Daily Express, 8 April 1899)
Our Cottage Homes (The Irish Homestead, 27 May 1899)
Public Meeting at Kiltartan (An Claidheamh Soluis, 29 July 1899)
Turkish (An Claidheamh Soluis 29 July 1899)
Lecture at Gort (An Claidheamh Soluis, 12 August 1899)
The Language Movement in Ireland (The Speaker, 12 Aug 1899)
Meeting in Kinvara, County Galway (An Claidheamh Soluis, 12 August 1899)
(Contributor) "Going to Mass by the will of God" in W.B.Yeats, "Dust
Hath Closed Helen's Eye" (The Dome, 2 October 1899)
Raftery, the Poet of the Poor (An Claidheamh Soluis, 14 October 1899)
Irish Literary Theatre (Irish Weekly Independent, 28 October 1899)
Political Prophecy (The Spectator, 11 November 1899)
Letter about Raftery's Grave (An Claidheamh Soluis, 2 December 1899)
1900
Letter about The Bending of the Bough (All Ireland Review, 3 March 1900)
An Irish Poet (All Ireland Review, 10 March 1900)
The Felons of Our Land (The Cornhill Magazine, May 1900)
Telegram to Standish O'Grady (All Ireland Review, 26 May 1900)
Letter about Bi-Lingual Education in Ireland (An Claidheamh Soluis, 18 August 1900)
Raftery's Grave (An Claidheamh Soluis, 8 September 1900)
Sir Frederic Burton (The Leader, 8 December 1900)
Rival Poets (The Irish Homestead, 8 December 1900)
[On Ideals in Ireland] (All Ireland Review, 15 December 1900)
Appendix
Index
