Stephen Regan, ed. Irish Writing : An Anthology of Irish literature in English 1789-1939 (2004)/title> <meta name="DESCRIPTION" content="Political Writings and Speeches. from Reflections on the Revolution in France (1790); from Letter to Richard Burke (1792) / Edmund Burke -- from The life of Theobald Wolfe Tone (1797) / Wolfe Tone -- Speech from the dock (1803) / Robert Emmet -- Speech at Tara (1843) / Daniel O'Connell -- Letter to the Irish Felon (1848) / James Fintan Lalor., ..."> <link rel="stylesheet" href="../../../stylesheet/stylesheet.css" type="text/css"> </head> <body margin="5" marginwidth="5" marginheight="5" topmargin="5" bottommargin="0" leftmargin="0" BGCOLOR="#FFFFFF" onLoad=""> <table width="90%" height="100%" border="0" align="center" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="2" class="Normal"> <tr valign="top"> <td colspan="3"> <p class="Heading1" align="center"><a name="TOContents"></a>Stephen Regan, ed. <i>Irish Writing : An Anthology of Irish literature in English 1789-1939</i> (2004)</p> <blockquote> <blockquote> <p align="justify">[<u>Bibliographical details</u>: <i>Irish writing : an anthology of Irish literature in English 1789-1939; </i>edited with an introduction and notes by Stephen Regan [Oxford World Classics] (Oxford: OUP 2004), <i>xx</i>, 333pp. [Bibl. refs, pp.xliv-lvi) Copied from COPAC - <a href="https://discover.libraryhub.jisc.ac.uk/search?q=george%20AE%20russell%20collected&rn=28" target="_blank">online</a>; accessed 29.07.2023. ISBN 019284038X / 9780192840387. </p> <p align="justify"><u>Note</u>: In place of the normal Author > Title order observed throughout RICORSO, the double-hyphens dividing titles and the dash before the author"s name in each case which is standard in the COPAC listings have been retained in this case due to questions of scale and labour - not precluding the possibility of remedy at some future time. Thus <Mourne Mountains (1937) / John Hewitt> stands for John Hewitt, "Mourne Hountains" (poem)]</p> </blockquote> </blockquote> <table width="90%" border="0" align="center" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0" class="Normal"> <tbody> <tr> <td align="center"><blockquote> <p class="smallcaps"><u>Contents</u></p> </blockquote></td> </tr> <tr> <td class="Heading3">Part One: Writings 1789-1890. </td> </tr> <tr> <td align="justify"><blockquote> <p>1. <u>Political Writings and Speeches</u>. from Reflections on the Revolution in France (1790); from Letter to Richard Burke (1792) / Edmund Burke -- from The life of Theobald Wolfe Tone (1797) / Wolfe Tone -- Speech from the dock (1803) / Robert Emmet -- Speech at Tara (1843) / Daniel O'Connell -- Letter to the Irish Felon (1848) / James Fintan Lalor. --</p> </blockquote></td> </tr> <tr> <td align="justify"><blockquote> <p>2. Reflections on Irish culture. -- Preface to Reliques of Irish poetry (1789) / Charlotte Brooke -- from A Frenchman's walk through Ireland (1797) / Le Chevalier de la Tocnaye -- An Irish wake (1826) / John Gamble -- from The lough derg pilgrim (1828) / William Carleton -- from Ballad poetry of Ireland and The history of Ireland (1845) / Thomas Davis.</p> </blockquote></td> </tr> <tr> <td align="justify"><blockquote> <p>3. <u>Fiction</u>. -- from Castle Rackrent (1800) / Maria Edgeworth -- from The wild Irish girl (1806) / Sydney Owenson (Lady Morgan) -- from Melmoth the wanderer (1820) / Charles Robert Maturin -- from The house by the church-yard(1863) / Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu -- from Hurrish (1886) / Emily Lawless.</p> </blockquote></td> </tr> <tr> <td align="justify"><blockquote> <p>4. <u>Poetry</u>. -- I am Raftery (c.1830) / Antoine Raftery -- Elegy on the death of Carolan (1789) / Charlotte Brooke -- Oh! breathe not his name (1807) -- She is far from the land (1811) -- Dear harp of my country (1815) -- The harp that once through Tara's halls (1807) -- Oft, in the stilly night (1818) -- The minstrel boy (1813) / Thomas Moore -- Written at the eagle's nest, Killarney (1800) -- Written at Killarney (1800) -- On leaving Killarney (1800) -- Address to my harp (1811) / Mary Tighe -- Roisin Dubh (1831) -- Eileen a Roon (1831) -- The spirit of the Irish song (1827) / Thomas Furlong -- To my native land (1832) -- The woman of three cows (1840) -- Lamentation of Mac Liag for Kincora (1841) -- Kathaleen Ny-Houlahan (1841) -- Dark Rosaleen (1846) -- Roisin Dubh (1849) -- The nameless one (1849) / James Clarence Mangan --The bells of Shandon (1836) / Francis Sylvester Mahony -- Lament for the death of Thomas Davis (1847) -- Cashel of Munster (1867) -- The coolun (1867) -- Dear dark head (1867) / Samuel Ferguson -- A nation once again (1845) -- The West's asleep (1845) / Thomas Davis -- The little black rose (1861) -- Florence McCarthy's farewell to his English love (1855) / Aubrey de Vere -- The memory of the dead (1843) / John Kells Ingram -- The fairies (1849) -- The maids of Elfin-Mere (1850) -- A dream (1850) -- The winding banks of Erne (1865) -- from Laurence Bloomfield in Ireland (1864) / William Allingham. -- 5. Popular Songs and Ballads. -- Boulavogue (1898) -- The Shan Van Vocht (1842) -- The Wearin' o' the Green (c.1798) -- The Croppy Boy (c.1798) -- The Rising of the Moon (1866) -- Granuaile (c.1798).</p> </blockquote></td> </tr> <tr> <td> </td> </tr> <tr> <td class="Heading3">Part 2: Writings 1890-1939. <br></td> </tr> <tr> <td align="justify"><blockquote> <p> 1. <u>Nationalist Writings and the Easter Rising.</u> -- The famine queen (1900) / Maud Gonne -- The coming revolution (1913) / Patrick Pearse -- The Irish flag (1916) / James Connolly -- from The insurrection in Dublin (1916) / James Stephens -- Stephen's Green (1926) / Constance Markiewicz -- Spreech from the dock (1916) / Roger Casement -- from Literature in Ireland (1916) / Thomas Macdonagh.</p> </blockquote></td> </tr> <tr> <td align="justify"><blockquote> <p>2. <u>Memoirs and Autobiographies</u>. -- from Recollections of Fenians and Fenianism (1896) / John O'Leary -- from De profundis (1905) / Oscar Wilde -- from The Aran Islands (1907) / M. Synge -- from Hail and farewell (1911) / George Moore -- from On another man's wound (1936) / Earnán O'Malley.</p> </blockquote></td> </tr> <tr> <td align="justify"><blockquote> <p>3. <u>Short Fiction</u>. -- A painful case (1905) / James Joyce -- Lilliput (1926) / Seán O'Faoláin -- The mountain tavern (1929) / Liam O'Flaherty -- The majesty of the law (1935) / Frank O'Connor. --</p> </blockquote></td> </tr> <tr> <td align="justify"><blockquote> <p>4. <u>Fiction</u>. -- from The real Charlotte (1894) / Somerville and Ross -- from Dracula (1897) / Bram Stoker -- from Ulysses (1922) / James Joyce -- from The last September (1929) / Elizabeth Bowen -- from Murphy (1938) / Samuel Beckett -- from At swim-two-birds (1939) / Flann O'Brien.</p> </blockquote></td> </tr> <tr> <td align="justify"><blockquote> <p>5. <u>Poetry</u>. -- Grief of a girl's heart (1901) / Augusta Gregory -- Requiescat (1881) -- Impression du matin (1881) -- Helas! (1881) -- The harlot's house (1885) -- Sonnet. On the sale by auction of Keats' love letters (1885) -- Symphony in yellow (1889) / Oscar Wilde -- My grief on the sea (1893) / Douglas Hyde -- The lake isle of Innisfree (1888) -- To Ireland in the coming times (1892) -- The song of wandering Aengus (1897) -- To a shade (1913) -- September 1913 (1913) -- Easter 1916 (1916) -- The wild swans at Coole (1916) -- Meditations in time of civil war (1921-3) -- The tower (1925) -- Sailing to Byzantium (1926) -- The circus animals' desertion (1937-8) / W.B. Yeats -- The love-talker (1902) -- The brown wind of Connaught (1902) -- Rody McCorley (1902) -- The passing of the gael (1902) -- Beannacht Leat (1902) / Ethna Carbery -- By the statue of King Charles at Charing Cross (1889) -- Mystic and cavalier (1889) -- The dark angel (1893) -- Ninety-eight (1893) -- Parnell (1893) / Lionel Johnson -- Carrowmore (1913) / George Russell (AE) --The little waves of Breffny (1904) -- The land to a landlord (1904) -- Women's rights (1906) / Eva Gore-Booth -- Prelude (1909) -- Beg-Innish (1909) -- To the oaks of Glencree (1909) -- A question (1909) -- In Glencullen (1909) / J.M. Synge -- To the liffey and the swans (1923) / Oliver St John Gogarty -- John-John (1910) -- Of a poet patriot (1913) -- The yellow bittern (1913) -- The night hunt (1913) / Thomas Macdonagh -- My lagan love (1904) / Joseph Campbell -- The lamplighter (1929) -- Geese (1939) / Seumas O'Sullivan -- A rann I made (1917) -- I am Ireland (1917) -- On the strand of Howth (1917) -- The mother (1915) -- Christmas 1915 (1915) -- The wayfarer (1916) / Patrick Pearse -- She moved through the fair (1916) / Padraic Colum -- A twilight in middle March (1914) -- June (1914) -- August (1914) -- Thomas MacDonagh (1916) -- The wedding morning (1916) -- The blackbirds (1916) -- The herons (1916) / Francis Ledwidge-- Father and son (1923) -- To my blackthorn stick (1923) / F.R. Higgins -- To a blackbird (1930) -- Shancoduff (1934) -- Inniskeen Road: July evening (1935) / Patrick Kavanagh -- To a modern Irish poet (1927) -- Easter Tuesday (1931) -- Mourne Mountains (1937) / John Hewitt -- Belfast (1931) -- Snow (1935) -- Carrickfergus (1937) -- Autumn Journal XVI (1939) / Louise macNeice. -- 6. Drama. -- from The importance of being Earnest (1895) / Oscar Wilde -- Cathleen ni Houlihan (1902) / W.B. Yeats and Augusta Gregory -- The rising of the moon (1907) / Augusta Gregory -- Riders to the sea (1904) / J.M. Synge -- from Juno and the paycock (1924) / Seán O'Casey.</p> </blockquote></td> </tr> </tbody> </table> <br> <table width="100%" border="0" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2"> <tr> <td height="27" width="33%">[ <a href="javascript:history.back(1)">back</a> ] </td> <td height="27" width="33%"> </td> <td height="27" width="33%" align="right">[ <a href="#TOContents">top</a> ]</td> </tr> </table> <hr width="90%" align="center" size="1"> <br> </td> </tr> </table> </body> </html>