Joseph Dunn - The Glories of Ireland

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Author: Joseph Dunn

Genres: Short Stories, History, Travel & Geography,

18.03.2021

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PrefaceThe Romance of Irish HistoryThe Islands of Saints and ScholarsIrish Monks in EuropeThe Irish and the SeaIrish Love of LearningIrish Men of ScienceLaw in IrelandIrish MusicIrish Metal WorkIrish ManuscriptsThe Ruins of IrelandModern Irish ArtIreland at PlayThe Fighting Race, Part 1The Fighting Race, Part 2The Sorrows of IrelandIrish LeadersIrish HeroinesIrish NationalityFamous Irish SocietiesThe Irish in the United States, Part 1The Irish in the United States, Part 2The Irish in CanadaThe Irish in South AmericaThe Irish in AustralasiaThe Irish in South AfricaIrish Language and LettersNative Irish PoetryIrish Heroic SagasIrish Precoursors of DanteIrish Influence on English LiteratureIrish FolkloreIrish Wit and HumorThe Irish TheatreIrish JournalistsThe Irish Literary RevivalIrish Writers of English, Part 1Irish Writers of English, Part 2

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A collection of essays on Ireland compiled by Joseph Dunn and PJ Lennox. As stated in the Preface to the books "...we have been forced to the conclusion that the performances of the Irish race in many fields of endeavor are entirely unknown to most people, and that even to the elect they are not nearly so well known as they deserve to be. Hence there came to us the thought of placing on record, in an accessible, comprehensive, and permanent form, an outline of the whole range of Irish achievement during the last two thousand years." - Summary by KHand