ballads of Ireland

by Hayes, Edward

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Published 1859 by Donahoe in Boston .
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Subjects:

English poetry -- Irish authors.,
Ballads, Irish.

Edition Notes

The Physical Object
Statement	collected and edited by Edward Hayes.
Contributions	Kenealy, William, 1828-1876.
Pagination	2 v. in 1 ;
ID Numbers
Open Library	OL16624382M

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Ossianic ballads, Irish lyric and narrative poems dealing with the legends of Finn MacCumhaill and his war band. They are named for Oisín (Ossian), the chief bard of the Fenian poems belong to a common Scots-Irish tradition: some are found in the Scottish Highlands, others in Ireland, but their subjects are of Irish ting of o lines, they were . Ireland Here are entered works on the Republic of Ireland and on the island of the British Isles called Ireland. Works on the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, which comprises England, Northern Ireland, Scotland, and Wales, as well as works on the island of Great Britain, are entered under Great Britain.

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