Hull, Eleanor, 1860-1935
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Hull, Eleanor
Eleanor Hull English writer, journalist and scholar of Old Irish (1860–1935)
Hull, Eleanor, 1858-1935
Hull, Eleanor Henrietta 1860-1935
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Works
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| Be thou my vision |
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| The boys' Cuchulain : heroic legends of Ireland |
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| Correspondence between Art O'Brien and members of the Gaelic League of London concerning controversy in the Gaelic League following Kuno Meyer's pro-German speeches in the United States |
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| Correspondence of Hugh and Clare Kennedy |
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| Cuchulain, the hound of Ulster |
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| The Cuchullin Saga in Irish literature : being a collection of stories relating to the Hero Cuchullin |
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| Deg å få skode |
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| Deirdre of the Sorrows : modernized and transcribed by |
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| The early Celtic churches of Britain and Ireland. |
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| Folklore of the British Isles |
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| From the Stuart period to modern times |
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| A history of Ireland and her people |
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| Irish episodes in Icelandic literature. |
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| The Irish home reading magazine |
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| Irish verse written by Eleanor Hull |
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| Letter from Eleanor Hull to Mary Hutton |
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| Letter from Eleanor Hull to Padraic Pearse regarding her progress with the second series of lessons for learning Irish in Gaelic League classes and regarding Rev. Michael Moloney's offer to edit them with "the point of view of a Catholic priest" |
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| Letters to Douglas Hyde, mainly relating to literary matters and the Gaelic League |
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| The Northmen in Britain |
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| Pagan Ireland |
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| Pearse Papers |
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| The poem-book of the Gael : Translations from Irish Gaelic poetry into English prose and verse |
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| Postcard from Eleanor Hull, London, to Padraic Pearse requesting that Pearse forward the manuscripts for her Lessons in Irish History to Mr. [David James] O'Donoghue without delay |
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| Printed postcard, addressed to Patrick Pearse, announcing the move of the Irish Texts Society to Hanover Square, London, from Eleanor Hull, Hon. Secretary of the Irish Texts Society |
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| Printed postcard from Eleanor Hull of the Irish Texts Society to Joseph McGarrity inviting him to their Annual General Meeting and providing an agenda |
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| Report of inaugural general meeting |
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| Saltair na rann. |
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| The Seven Psalms : a commentary on the penitential psalms translated by Dame Eleanor Hull |
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| Slane (irsk folketone) |
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| The soul's desire motet for unaccompanied chorus |
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| Suddenly the sun : a biography of Shizuko Takahashi. |
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| A text book of Irish literature |
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| Western precursors of Dante. |
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