An edition of The Irish Bardic poet (1967)

The Irish bardic poet

a study in the relationship of poet and patron as exemplified in the persons of the poet, Eochaidh O hEoghusa (O'Hussey) and his various patrons, mainly members of the Maguire family of Fermanagh.

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The Irish bardic poet
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An edition of The Irish Bardic poet (1967)

The Irish bardic poet

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Publisher
Dolmen Press; [distributed in the U.S.A. by Dufour Editions, Chester Springs, Pa.
Language
English
Pages
40

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Subjects
Authors and patrons, Bards and bardism, Biography, History and criticism, Irish Poets, Irish poetry, Literary patrons, Poets, Irish
People
Eochaidh O'Hussey
Places
Ireland
Times
Early modern, 1550-1700

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The Irish Bardic poet: a study in the relationship of poet and patron as exemplified in the persons of the poet, Eochaidh Ó hEoghusa (O'Hussey) and his various patrons, mainly members of the Maguire family of Fermanagh
1985, Institute for Advanced Studies
in English
Cover of: The Irish bardic poet
The Irish bardic poet: a study in the relationship of poet and patron as exemplified in the persons of the poet, Eochaidh O hEoghusa (O'Hussey) and his various patrons, mainly members of the Maguire family of Fermanagh.
1967, Dolmen Press; [distributed in the U.S.A. by Dufour Editions, Chester Springs, Pa.
in English
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[Dublin]

Edition Notes

"Given as the Statutory Public Lecture of the Celtic School of the Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies, 20 March 1958."

Series
The New Dolmen chapbooks, 4

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
821
Library of Congress
PR2326.O4 Z6

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Pagination
40 p.
Number of pages
40

ID Numbers

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OL5598706M
LCCN
68004658
OCLC/WorldCat
432891

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