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  Padraic Colum, ed., A Treasury   of Irish Folklore    [2nd edn.] (1967) 
      
        
          Bibliographical details: A Treasury   of Irish Folklore, the stories, traditions, legends, humours, wisdom,   ballads and songs of the Irish People, ed. with intro. by Patrick Colum,   2nd rev. ed. (NY:Crown Pub. 1967), 613pp.  
         
  
        
          
            
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                  - The Irish Edge
 
                  - Heroes of Old; 
 
                  - Great Chiefs and Uncrowned Kings 
 
                  - Ireland Without Leaders
 
                  - Ways and Traditions
 
                  - Fireside Tales
 
                  - The Face of the Land
 
                  - Ballads and Songs
 
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                - Numerous biog. articles from The Gael, viz., Geraldine M. Haverty, Lord Edward Fitzgerald (Sept. 1901), pp.293-296; Charles OHanlon, John Philpot Curran, Gael (Feb. 1900), pp.52-54, New York. Douglas Hyde, A Famous Mayo Poet [Raftery], The Gael, April 1903, pp.115-116. Note that the  Abbé Edgeworth is quoted at p.248. 
 
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                Ballads and Songs [includes also John Hewitts, Once Alien Here, under sect. A Bit of the North which also contains Winter by James Orr, collected by Hewitt in Rann (Lisburn), winter 1950, p.6. 
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