Cuala Press
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Dublin
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Dun Emer Press
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Dundrum
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Dublin
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Glenavy, Beatrice
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Irland
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Mitchell, Susan
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Ramanan, Anuradha
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Yeats
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Yeats, Anne
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Yeats, Elizabeth Corbet
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Yeats, Elizabeth Corbet,
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1868-1940
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Yeats, Elizabeth Corbet
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1868-1940
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Yeats, Jack B.
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Yeats, Jack Butler
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Yeats, Lily
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Yeats, W. B.
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Yeats, W. B.
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(William Butler),
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1865-1939
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Yeats, W. B
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1865-1939
Works
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| Aingeal an doras gach taighe / Go solus geal amáireach. |
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| The ancient mare. |
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| A Broadside : [a collection of street ballads, etc., published monthly] |
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| Broadsides, a collection of new Irish and English songs, 1937. |
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| Caoineadh Airt Uí Laoghaire. |
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| Certain noble plays of Japan |
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| Christmas card list |
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| Christmas. Stay they awhile, uprising heart / Thou wild and forward thing...Susan L. Mitchell |
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| The Cuala Press, 1903-1973: [catalogue of] an exhibition arranged by the National Book League to celebrate the seventieth anniversary of the Cuala Press, 11-30 June 1973. |
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| Cuala Press prospecti |
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| Dramatis personæ |
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| The Dun Emer press ... 1932. |
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| The Dun Emer Press ... the Cuala Press ; a complete list of the books, pamphlets, leaflets and broadsies printed by Miss Yeats |
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| Four years |
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| Greetings. |
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| It's well to be in Waterford, / To see the ships, / The great big masts of them / Against the evening sky...W.M. Letts [Winifred Mary Letts] |
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| John M. Synge : a few personal recollections, with biographical notes |
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| The Kiltartan poetry book : prose translations from the Irish |
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| The king of the great clock tower : commentaries and poems |
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| The lake isle of Innisfree. |
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| A lament for Art O'Leary: |
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| The last ditch |
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| Letters from Mrs. George Yeats and from Elizabeth Corbet Yeats to John Gideon Wilson of J. & E. Bumpus, Ltd. Bookshop, Oxford St., London concerning Cuala Press business, with two printed prospectuses for the Cuala Press |
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| A list of hand coloured prints now available for sale |
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| Look graciously upon us o. |
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| Lords and commons |
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| The love story of Thomas Davis told in the letters of Annie Hutton |
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| Love's bitter-sweet : translations from the Irish poets of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries |
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| The Magi [by] W.B. Yeats. |
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| Menu. |
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| The Midland Toast Long roads and stoney ditches / And here's to nice girls / And to hell with riches. |
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| Miss Cunningham [.] Dame Christian's House At Home R.S.V.P. To Bute House [Brook Green], W.6 [London]. |
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| Mosada |
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| Nach dainge-an an dún a bhfuilimíd ann / Idir Muire and a Mac / Brighid agus a brat / Miche-al agus a sciath, / Dia agus a lámh dheas / 'Dul siar idir sinn as gach olc. |
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| Nach lia broth dín 'san toigh nó fáilte rómhat |
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| The neat herd. - Old Song Book, Balliol College. [Oxford]. |
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| New poems |
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| No.1. Third Year [.] A Broadside for June, 1910 [.] Published monthly by E.C. Yeats at the Cuala Press, Churchtown, Dundrum, County Dublin. Subscription twelve shillings a year[.] Post free. [At bottom, under James Stephens' poem is printed: '300 copies only']. |
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| No. 10 (New Series) October 1937. A Broadside Editors: Dorothy Wellesley and W. B. Yeats. Published monthly at The Cuala Press, One Hundred and Thirty Three Lower Baggot Street, Dublin. |
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| Nodlag shona duit. |
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| Now ready : Florence Farr, Bernard Shaw and W. B. Yeats edited by Clifford Bax |
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| Now we'll forget the windy hill, The heavy roads, the blinding rain...Monk Gibbon. |
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| O'Connell Street, Dublin |
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| October blast |
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| An offering of swans |
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| Oidche Nodlag bhían-spéir, spéir-gheal glan gan smúid na néal...An Craoibhín Aoibhinn [Douglas Hyde]. |
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| Old Time Christmas: may it bring / Happy memories that cling..L.H.B. [Louis H. Brindley] |
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| On the boiler |
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| Pages from a diary written in nineteen hundred and thirty |
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| A picture book |
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| Pilgrimage in the West |
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| Poems by Thomas Parnell |
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| Poetry and Ireland : essays |
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| [Portrait of Giraldus from the Speculum Angelorum et Hominum] |
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| The post office : a play |
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| Rake down the fire / This Christmas Eve / Over the fire seed / The ashes leave...Padraic Colum. |
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| Responsibilities : poems and a play |
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| Reveries over childhood and youth |
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| Sample card. |
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| Scrapbook belonging to Mary Barry O'Delany |
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| A selection from the love poetry of William Butler Yeats. |
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| Selections from the writings of Lord Dunsany. |
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| Some passages from the letters of Æ to W. B. Yeats. |
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| Some unpublished letters |
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| Spirit of Christmas, breathe again / Your wonted message cheery...L.H.B. [Louis H. Brindley] |
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| The stooping angels. Let no harsh sound of earth / come near this place, / A little while, this Child must / have breathing space, / While we bend low above Him - in our eyes / No other memories, save those of Paradise. |
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| Stories of Michael Robartes and his friends : an extract from a record made by his pupils: and a play in prose [The resurrection] |
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| Though rides be thrown in black disgrace, yet I mount for the race of my life with pride....An Craoibhín Aoibhinn [Douglas Hyde]. |
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| Though time and distance may divide [,] Kind thoughts unite at Christmastide. |
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| "To live content with small means; to seek elegance rather than luxury, and refinement rather than fashion; to study hard, think quietly, talk gently, act frankly..." - William Henry Channing. |
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| To these high lands a stranger, / By ancient memory drawn, / I go to find the manger, / By the dim roads of dawn... |
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| Two plays for dancers |
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| Up the airy mountain, Down the rushy glen...[William Allingham]. |
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| Viaggio in Irlanda. |
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| Wild apples |
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| The wild bird's nest : poems from the Irish |
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| The wild swans at Coole : other verses and a play in verse |
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| A woman's reliquary. |
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| Words for music perhaps and other poems: |
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| The words upon the window pane: a play in one act, with notes upon the play and its subject |
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| Young man's fancy |
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