New York: Macmillan, 1927. Octavo. 492 pages. Illustrated. Boldly signed by the author Padraic Colum on the front endpaper. The author journeys over the brown roads of Erin; roads where the heather of the bog runs into the wayside grass. He shows us these roads, the fields, the small, thatched..... More
[Quota Press, Guernsey, Channel Islands, 1938]. Octavo. 18pp., four full page illustrations. J.R.R. Adams, "The Quota Press; a preliminary review: (Linen Hall Review, Vol. III, no. 1) Spring, 1986) Ulster was the center for these small print runs. OCLC reports this item only in the British Library, The National Library..... More
New York; (1920): Devin-Adair. Small Octavo. 160 pages. An important firsthand account of the condition of the Irish woman whose wages were too low to avoid malnutrition (one girl for a week in the factory received $1.12 in wages but Dublin's largest factory hired over 1,000 girls but paid the..... More
London: Arthur Doubleday, 1908. Quarto. Frontispiece, xx, 287 pages, lxvi pages, maps and plans, some folding. The sixty-six page appendices list the names of the officers and biographies of the Wynnes and others. The regiment was renamed 5th Royal Irish Lancers and disbanded in 1921, but a squadron was reconstituted..... More