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By Augusta, Lady Gregory
7 Jan, 2020
Essays by the founder of the Irish literary renaissance. The subjects of the pieces include Raftery, West Irish and Jacobite ballads, Herb-healing, Boer Ballads in Ireland, and Craoibhin's plays.
Essays by the founder of the Irish literary renaissance. The subjects of the pieces include Raftery, West Irish and Jacobite ballads, Herb-healing, Boer Ballads in Ireland, and Craoibhin's plays. Less
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