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16. Bibliography Of 19th-c. Irish Literature Bibliography of NineteenthCentury irish literature. This bibliographyoriginally only covered 1789-1840, but is currently being http://www.wlu.ca/~wwweng/faculty/jwright/irish/biblio-main.htm

Bibliography of Nineteenth-Century Irish Literature This bibliography originally only covered 1789-1840, but is currently being expanded to include the rest of the long nineteenth century (1785-1914) as well as contextual documents. It remains limited to authors who wrote poetry, drama or fiction primarily in the long nineteenth century. Over the next few years, this site will be further expanded to include more online editions of a wide variety of texts, thanks to the generous support of the Canada Foundation for Innovation and the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada jwright@wlu.ca Julia M. Wright Canada Research Chair in English at Wilfrid Laurier University) English-Language Authors William Allingham (1824-1889) Poems Day and Night Songs The Music Master Nightingale Valley Laurence Bloomfield in Ireland The Ballad Book Fifty Modern Poems Rambles Songs, Ballads and Stories Evil May-Day Ashby Manor Blackberries Irish Songs and Poems Life and Phantasy A Diary By the Way The Banims (John [1798-1842] and Michael [1796-1874]) Note: Much of the Banims' work was collaborative, often under the name, "the O'Hara Family," so distinguishing who wrote what is often difficult, especially given the varying degrees of collaboration. Usual attributions are given below in parentheses. The matter is further complicated by the republishing of some texts, or fragments of texts, under different titles. Many of the novels were reissued in later years with notes and introductions by Michael Banim.

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Irish Literary Sources and Resources Background Texts The Archaeology of Ancient Ireland The Geography of Ancient Ireland The Geology of Ancient Ireland Ancient Irish Literature On Reading Ancient Literature: The Text and the Context "The Fate of the Children of Lir" (trans. Lady Gregory) "Oisin and Patrick" (trans. Lady Gregory) Early Irish Lyric Poetry (trans. Kuno Meyer) Irish Drama John Millington Synge, Riders to the Sea Irish Prose Fiction John Banim, The Nowlans 2000 edition William Carleton, The Hedge School Maria Edgeworth, Castle Rackrent 2000 edition) Gerald Griffin, The Collegians 2000 edition James Joyce, "The Dead" Emily Lawless, Grania, The Story of an Island Complete. 2000 edition Modified January 20, 2000 This archive is maintained by Michael Sundermeier micsun@creighton.edu Modified

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