Letts, W. M. (Winifred M.), 1882-1972
Letts, Winifred M. 1882-1972
Winifred Mary Letts British poet
Letts, Winifred Mary
Letts, W.M. 1882-1972
Letts, W. M. (Winifred M.), 1882-
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100 1 _ ‡a Letts, W. M. ‡q (Winifred M.), ‡d 1882-
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100 1 _ ‡a Letts, W. M. ‡q (Winifred M.), ‡d 1882-1972
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Letts, W. M.
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1882-1972
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Letts, W.M.
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1882-1972
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Letts, Winifred M.
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1882-1972
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100 1 _ ‡a Letts, Winifred Mary
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Winifred Mary Letts
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British poet
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Works
| Title | Sources |
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| Autograph letter signed from Winifred M. Letts to anonymous person |
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| The Bold Unbiddable Child op. 140 |
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| Bridget of all work. |
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| A Celtic anthology |
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| Christina's son |
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| Corporal's corner |
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| The Deserter |
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| Diana dethroned |
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| First edition of W.B. Yeats' 'Celtic Twilight' with letters from Yeats to Winifred M. Letts pasted in |
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| The gentle mountain |
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| Hallow-e'en : and poems of the war |
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| Helmet and cowl |
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| If I caught a leprecaun [sic, leprechaun] / He'd never slip my hold / Till I had won, and shared with you / His crock of fairy gold. W.M. Letts. |
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| Irish song cycles |
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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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| The Kaiser at the crib, 1916: |
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| Knockmaroon |
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| Letter from W.M. Letts to Margot Chenevix Trench regarding Irish books and Irish culture |
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| Letter from Winifred Mary Letts to Thomas MacDonagh regarding Thomas MacDonagh and his family moving to Oakley road |
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| Letters to Bernard Osburne in reply to requests for information on themselves and on various Irish topics |
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| The Lonesome Girl |
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| The mighty army |
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| Naughty Sophia |
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| Other correspondence |
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| Patricia Lynch and R.M. Fox Papers |
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| Pomona's island |
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| The quest of the blue rose |
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| The rough way |
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| Saint Patrick, the travelling man; the story of his life and wanderings |
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| A soft day, op. 140, no. 3 : [for voice and piano] |
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| Songs from Leinster |
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| The spires of Oxford, and other poems |
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| St. Brigid passes |
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| Stephen's Green |
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| Typescript of a 'Magee, a sea cat' [by W. M. Letts], also autograph ms. of 'The Begonia : a short story' |
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| Typescript of 'Questions', a song by Winifred Letts |
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| Vocal music. |
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| Waste castle |
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| What happened then? |
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