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
For valuable work in the British Museum Library extending over a
considerable length of time I have to thank Mrs. Pearde Beaufort, Miss
C. J. Hamilton, and Miss G. B. Ryan. For much tedious labour in the
rearrangement of the matter contained in the earlier book, I am indebted
to the Misses Chenevix Trench (who also supplied many notes), and to Mrs.
O’Neill, of Dundalk. To Dr. Crone, whose readiness to help when any Irish
literary enterprise is afoot is inexhaustible, I owe many corrections,
suggestions, and additions, and the laborious task of revising my MS.
and correcting my proofs. Mr. Edmund Downey, of Waterford, has kindly
read part of the proofs. Many books have been read for me and notes
supplied by Lady Gilbert; Mrs. Concannon, of Galway; Mrs. L. M. Stacpoole
Kenny, of Limerick; Miss J. F. Walsh, of Derry; Miss R. Young, of
Galgorm Castle, Co. Antrim; Mrs. Macken, of the National University;
Fr. MacDwyer, of Killybegs; and, perhaps most of all, Fr. J. Rabbitte,
S.J., of St. Ignatius College, Galway. Mr. D. J. O’Donoghue, Librarian of
the National University, has given me many suggestions, as well as some
useful notes on fiction in Irish periodicals. Mr. Frank Macdonagh also
has been very helpful with notes and corrections. I owe likewise a debt
of gratitude to the authorities and the staff of the National Library
for their courtesy and helpfulness. Nor must I omit a word of thanks to
the publishers (including all the Irish publishers, and Messrs. Flynn,
of Boston), who, as on a former occasion, made my task much lighter by
supplying me with review copies of their books.
Lastly to all the others, and they are many, who have in various ways
given me help my very sincere thanks are hereby tendered.
For the matter contained in my notes on the Authors, I am much indebted
to Mr. D. J. O’Donoghue’s _Poets of Ireland_, and to the pages of the
IRISH BOOK LOVER.
[2] Through an unfortunate oversight the earlier work contained no
mention of much kind help rendered me by several students of St.
Patrick’s College, Maynooth, notably by Rev. J. Henaghan and Rev. J.
Pinkman, at present priests on the mission. I now gratefully acknowledge
this help.
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