Ireland in Fiction

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Stephen J. M. Brown. Ireland in Fiction

Ireland in Fiction

Table of Contents

PREFACE

PREFACE TO A READERS GUIDE TO IRISH FICTION (1910)

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS (Reader’s Guide, etc.)

[Additional (Present Work).]

SIGNS, ABBREVIATIONS, ETC

IRISH FICTION UNDER NAMES OF AUTHORS, ARRANGED ALPHABETICALLY

APPENDIX A. SOME USEFUL WORKS OF REFERENCE

APPENDIX B. PUBLISHERS AND SERIES

APPENDIX C. IRISH MAGAZINE FICTION.[16]

IRISH FICTION IN PERIODICALS.[17]

I.—DEFUNCT PERIODICALS

II.—CURRENT PERIODICALS

APPENDIX D

I.—IRISH HISTORICAL FICTION

II.—GAELIC EPIC AND ROMANTIC LITERATURE

III.—LEGENDS AND FOLK-TALES

IV.—FAIRY TALES FOR CHILDREN

V.—CATHOLIC CLERICAL LIFE

VI.—HUMOROUS BOOKS

INDEX

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Stephen J. M. Brown

A Guide to Irish Novels, Tales, Romances, and Folk-lore

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⸺ PROTESTANT RECTOR, THE. Pp. 216. (Nesbit). 1830.

At the hospitable Protestant rectory even the priest is received. This priest “performed several masses on Sundays”: he is frequently drunk. He goes to Rome and, at the “fearful sight” of the Pope treated as God, he recoils in disgust, and is converted. On his return he is again welcomed at the Rectory, where he converts many and dies a holy death.

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