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P. W. Joyce. A Reading Book in Irish History
A Reading Book in Irish History
Table of Contents
PREFACE
II. THE SONG OF INISFAIL
III. THE RELIGION OF THE PAGAN IRISH
IV. CUSTOMS AND MODES OF LIFE
The Fate of the Children of Lir[6]; or, The Four White Swans
V. HOW THE CHILDREN OF LIR WERE TURNED INTO SWANS
VI. THE FOUR WHITE SWANS ON LAKE DARVRA
VII. THE FOUR WHITE SWANS ON THE SEA OF MOYLE
VIII. HOW THE CHILDREN OF LIR REGAINED THEIR HUMAN SHAPE AND DIED
IX. HOW RELIGION AND LEARNING FLOURISHED IN IRELAND
X. THE RED BRANCH KNIGHTS
Deirdre; or, The Fate of the Sons of Usna.[19]
XI. THE FLIGHT TO ALBAN
XII. CONCOBAR'S GUILEFUL MESSAGE
XIII. THE RETURN TO EMAIN
XIV. TROUBLE LOOMING
XV. THE ATTACK ON THE SONS OF USNA
XVI. DEATH OF THE SONS OF USNA
XVII. AVENGING AND BRIGHT
XVIII. THE WRATH OF FERGUS MAC ROY
XIX. ANCIENT IRISH PHYSICIANS: Part I
XX. ANCIENT IRISH PHYSICIANS: Part II
XXI. THE FENA OF ERIN
XXII. THE CHASE OF SLIEVE CULLINN
XXIII. SAINT BRIGIT: Part I
XXIV. SAINT BRIGIT: Part II
XXV. SAINT BRIGIT: Part III
XXVI. IRISH SCRIBES AND BOOKS
XXVII. THE GILLA DACKER AND HIS HORSE. [34]
XXVIII. THE FENA CARRIED OFF BY THE GILLA DACKER'S HORSE
XXIX. DERMOT O'DYNA AT THE WELL
XXX. DERMOT O'DYNA FIGHTS THE WIZARD-CHAMPION, AND AFTER A TIME RESCUES HIS COMRADES
XXXI. SAINT COLUMKILLE: Part I
XXXII. SAINT COLUMKILLE: Part II
XXXIII. PRINCE ALFRED IN IRELAND
XXXIV. THE VOYAGE OF MAILDUNE
XXXV. AN EXTRAORDINARY MONSTER
XXXVI. MAILDUNE MEETS HIS ENEMY, IS RECONCILED TO HIM, AND ARRIVES HOME
XXXVII. TENNYSON'S "VOYAGE OF MAILDUNE."
XXXVIII. ST. DONATUS, BISHOP OF FIESOLE. [53]
XXXIX. ST. DONATUS, BISHOP OF FIESOLE:
XL. HOW IRELAND WAS INVADED BY DANES AND ANGLO-NORMANS
XLI. THE WATCH-FIRE OF BARNALEE
XLII. CAHAL O'CONOR OF THE RED HAND: KING OF CONNAUGHT
XLIII "CAHAL-MORE OF THE WINE-RED HAND."
XLIV. SIR JOHN DE COURCY
XLV. HOW SIR JOHN DE COURCY WAS CAPTURED. AND THROWN INTO PRISON
XLVI. SIR JOHN DE COURCY ACCEPTS A CHALLENGE
XLVII. SIR JOHN DE COURCY AND THE FRENCH CHAMPION
XLVIII. THE GREAT EARL OF KILDARE AND THE EARL OF ORMOND
XLIX. ANCIENT IRISH MUSIC
NOTES AND EXPLANATIONS
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