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THE BOOK OF IRISH POETRY. Edited by Alfred Perceval Graves, M.A.
WILD SPORTS OF THE WEST. By W. H. Maxwell. Edited by the Earl of Dunraven.
LEGENDS OF SAINTS AND SINNERS. (From the Irish). Edited by Douglas Hyde, LL.D.
HUMOURS OF IRISH LIFE. Edited by Charles L. Graves, M.A. (Oxon.).
IRISH ORATORS AND ORATORY. Edited by Professor T. M. Kettle, National University of Ireland.
THOMAS DAVIS. Selections from his Prose and Poetry. Edited by T. W. Rolleston, M.A.
STANDISH O’GRADY. Selected Essays and Passages. Edited with an Introduction by Ernest A. Boyd.
POEMS OF SIR SAMUEL FERGUSON. Edited with an Introduction by Alfred Perceval Graves.
RECOLLECTIONS OF JONAH BARRINGTON. Edited with an Introduction by George Birmingham.
CARLETON’S STORIES OF IRISH LIFE. With an Introduction by Darrell Figgis.
MARIA EDGEWORTH. Selections from her Works. With an Introduction by M. C. Seton, C.B.
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