Ireland in Fiction: A Guide to Irish Novels, Tales, Romances, and Folk-lore — John Shaqi
Ireland in Fiction: A Guide to Irish Novels, Tales, Romances, and Folk-loreBrown, Stephen J. M. (Stephen James Meredith)
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Ireland in Fiction: A Guide to Irish Novels, Tales, Romances, and Folk-lore
Brown, Stephen J. M. (Stephen James Meredith)
English fiction -- Irish authors -- Bibliography; Ireland -- In literature -- Bibliography
To those who, as already mentioned, have aided in the work by reading
books, and supplying information about them, my sincerest thanks are
hereby tendered. I should be glad, if it were possible, to express here
my obligations to each individually, but I must, for obvious reasons,
limit myself to this general acknowledgment. There are, however, some
whom, on account of special obligations on my part, I shall have the
pleasant task of thanking by name. To Mr. E. A. Baker, M.A., D.LITT.,
Librarian of the Woolwich Public Library, I am indebted both for kind
permission to quote from his books and for constant advice and suggestion
given with the greatest cordiality. To Dr. Conor Maguire, of Claremorris,
I owe most of my notes of books on Irish Folk-lore, and to Mr. Edmund
Downey, the well-known author and publisher, notes on Lever’s books,
together with many useful suggestions. Mr. Francis J. Bigger, M.R.I.A.,
of Belfast, the always ready and enthusiastic helper of every Irish
enterprise, has aided me with valuable advice and no less valuable
encouragement. Mr. J. P. Whelan, Librarian of the Kevin Street Public
Library, Dublin, has rendered me every assistance in his power. Dr. J.
S. Crone of London, Editor of the _Irish Book Lover_, has on several
occasions kindly opened to me the pages of his periodical. Lastly, I must
acknowledge here, with sincere thanks, much help of various kinds given
me by many members of my own Order, and notably, Rev. M. Russell, S.J.;
Rev. M. Corbett, S.J.; Rev. P. J. Connolly, S.J., and the Rev. J. F. X.
O’Brien, S.J.—the last of whom very kindly undertook the tedious labour
of revising my proofs.[2]
[_Additional (Present Work)._]
My obligations to my various kind helpers in the present work are even
greater than in the case of the former book, and I am at a loss for an
adequate expression of them. My thanks have, of course, been privately
conveyed, but there are some collaborators who have had so large a
share in the making of this book that I cannot but place on record its
indebtedness towards them.
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