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Eva Gore-Booth, active feminist and pacifist, and sister of the Irish rebel leader Constance Markievicz, published at least nineteen volumes of poems, plays, and prose during her lifetime. Included under this title are all five of Gore-Booth’s plays; well-wrought, actable dramas drawing at times on the same materials Yeats, Lady Gregory, Synge, and AE molded into Ireland’s literary renaissance. Supplemented by introductions, a bibliography, and appendices including relevant notes from the 1929 Poems, materials from a rare 1916 edited version of a longer play, and a chronology. Other Irish & Ireland: All Subjects Books 2010 – A COMPARISON OF THE SOCIAL, RELIGIOUS, AND GENDER ROLE ATTITUDES OF CATHOLIC AND PROTESTANT WOMEN IN THE REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Twenty-First Century Ireland From a Womans Perspective 2010 – THE ROLE OF IRISH WOMEN IN THE WRITINGS OF EDNA OBRIEN Mothering the Continuation of the Irish Nation 2004 – Six Essays on Edward Martyn (1859-1923), Irish Cultural Revivalist
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