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9780716528005

Irish Literature The Nineteenth Century Volume I An Annotated Anthology

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  • ISBN13:

    9780716528005

  • ISBN10:

    0716528002

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2005-10-01
  • Publisher: Irish Academic Press
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Summary

Since the very successful four-volume Cabinet of Irish Literature, published in 1912 and long out of print, there has been no publication which demonstrates the growth, variety and achievement of Irish writing in the nineteenth century. There are no anthologies available which are suitable for students, senior school children, and general readers. The proposed volume remedies this situation. Taking in prose, poetry, and drama, this volume not only contains work by major authors but also includes less obvious material gleaned from sources such as letters, diaries, court reports, newspapers, and journals. This accessible anthology, introduced and annotated by two leading scholars of Irish literature, is destined to become standard reading for a generation of students and general readers. This, the first of three volumes, spans the first third of the nineteenth century. It documents Ireland's significant literary contribution to an age of invention, with Thomas Moore's romantic Melodies, Maria Edgeworth's regional fiction, and Charles Maturin's voyeuristic Gothic stories. It witnesses the rise of a quest for authenticity-mapping and transmuting the Gaelic past (in Hardiman's Irish Minstrelsy, Petrie's essay on the round towers, and O'Curry's research into Irish manuscripts) and faithfully depicting the real Ireland (in the first-hand accounts of Mary Leadbeater, William Hamilton Maxwell, Asenath Nicholson, the peasant fiction of William Carleton, and the Catholic fiction of the Banim brothers). In Jonah Barrington's Sketches, it records the demise of the rollicking squirearchy, while in the stories of Lover, it portrays the rise of the stage Irishman. But it also offers a selection from political documents and speeches, and from popular writings which were imprinted on the Irish consciousness. These are contextualised by historical documents, and by Irish forays into European Romanticism.

Table of Contents

Appreciation of A. N. Jeffares xvii
Foreword xix
Terence Brown
Acknowledgements xxii
Introduction 1(42)
Further Reading 43(8)
Anonymous
51(12)
The Curragh of Kildare
51(1)
The Palatine's Daughter
52(1)
I Know Where I'm Going
53(1)
Kate Kearney
54(1)
Castle Hyde
55(1)
The Rakes Of Mallow
56(1)
If I Was A Blackbird
57(1)
Finnegan's Wake
58(1)
The Croppy Boy
59(1)
The Shan Van Vocht
60(2)
The Wearing of the Green
62(1)
Mary Leadbeater (1758--1826)
63(17)
From Annals of Ballitore
63(17)
Sir Jonah Barrington
80(14)
From Personal Sketches and Recollections of His Own Times
80(10)
Irish Beauties
80(5)
Patricians and Plebeians
85(5)
From The Rise and Fall of the Irish Nation
90(4)
Prefatory Observations
90(1)
Chapter xxvii
91(3)
Sir Vere Hunt (1761--1818)
94(2)
From His Diaries
94(2)
Richard Alfred Milliken (1767--1815)
96(3)
The Groves of Blarney
96(3)
Maria Edgeworth (1767--1849)
99(40)
From Castle Rackrent
100(12)
From The Absentee
112(17)
From Memoirs of Richard Lovell Edgeworth
129(10)
Arthur Wellesley, Duke of Wellington (1769--1852)
139(3)
From A Speech in the House of Lords, 27 June 1850
140(2)
Mary Tighe (1775--1810)
142(6)
From Psyche, or the Legend of Love
142(6)
Daniel O'Connell (1775--1847)
148(17)
From His Letters
149(5)
To His Wife
149(1)
To Richard Barrett
150(2)
To the Editor, Northampton Mercury
152(2)
Speech at Tara (15 August 1843)
154(11)
Sydney Owenson, Lady Morgan (1776--1859)
165(19)
From The Wild Irish Girl
166(17)
From The Lay of an Irish Harp
183(1)
To Him Who Said, `You Live Only for the World'
183(1)
The Rev. Patrick Bronte (1777--1861)
184(2)
Tweed's Letter to his Mistress
185(1)
Robert Emmet (1778--1803)
186(9)
Arbor Hill
187(1)
Speech from the Dock, 19 September 1803
188(7)
William Hamilton Drummond (1778--1865)
195(6)
From Bruce's Invasion of Ireland: A Poem
195(6)
Preface
195(2)
The Rising Of Erin -- And Albyn's Retreat
197(4)
Thomas Moore (1779--1852)
201(18)
Preface to The Poetical Works of Thomas Moore
203(1)
The Kiss
204(1)
To
204(1)
From Irish Melodies
205(10)
Oh! Breathe Not His Name
205(1)
When He, Who Adores Thee
205(1)
The Harp That Once Through Tara's Halls
206(1)
The Meeting of the Waters
206(1)
Let Erin Remember The Days Of Old
207(1)
The Song of Fionnuala
208(1)
Believe Me, If All Those Endearing Young Charms
208(1)
Before The Battle
209(1)
After The Battle
210(1)
`Tis The Last Rose O'Summer
210(1)
The Young May Moon
211(1)
The Minstrel-Boy
211(1)
The Time I've Lost in Wooing
212(1)
Dear Harp of My Country!
213(1)
As Slow Our Ship
213(1)
Remember Thee
214(1)
From National Airs
215(1)
Oft, in the Stilly Night
215(1)
From Ballads, Songs, Miscellaneous Poems, etc
216(1)
Oh, Call It by Some Better Name
216(1)
From Miscellaneous Poems
216(1)
To My Mother
216(1)
From Odes upon Cash, Corn, Catholics, and other Matters
217(1)
Dialogue Between A Sovereign And A One-Pound Note
217(1)
From Satirical and Humorous Poems
218(1)
Paddy's Metamorphosis
218(1)
Charles Robert Maturin (1780--1824)
219(24)
From Women; or, Pour et Contre
220(19)
From Melmoth the Wanderer
239(4)
James Hardiman (1782--1855)
243(13)
From Irish Minstrelsy, or Bardic Remains of Ireland
243(13)
James Warren Doyle (1786--1834)
256(7)
From Vindication of the Principles of the Irish Catholics
256(2)
From Letters on the State of Ireland
258(5)
Sir Aubrey De Vere Hunt (1788--1846)
263(2)
From The Lamentation of Ireland and Other Poems
263(1)
Lismore
263(1)
From A Song of Faith
263(2)
My Early Life
263(1)
The Family Picture
263(1)
From Petrarch
264(1)
Canzonet
265(1)
Marguerite Power, Countess of Blessington (1789--1849)
265(7)
From Sketches and Fragments
266(6)
From Journal of a Week of a Lady of Fashion
266(6)
George Petrie (1789--1866)
272(7)
The Pearl of the White Breast
273(1)
Do You Remember That Night?
274(1)
From The Ecclesiastical Architecture of Ireland
275(1)
Dedication
275(1)
An Inquiry into the Origin and Uses of the Round Towers of Ireland
276(3)
Charles Wolfe (1791--1823)
279(1)
The Burial of Sir John Moore
279(1)
John Machale (1791--1881)
280(6)
Letter from the Place of His Birth
281(5)
William Hamilton Maxwell (1792--1850)
286(5)
From Wild Sports of the West of Ireland
286(5)
Asenath Nicholson (1792--1855)
291(12)
From Ireland's Welcome to the Stranger
292(2)
From Annals of the Famine in Ireland
294(9)
John D'alton (1792--1867)
303(4)
Eileen A Roon
304(1)
Oh! Erin!
305(1)
Carroll O'Daly and Echo
305(2)
William Maginn (1793--1842)
307(2)
From The Odoherty Papers
308(1)
If a Lover Sweet Creature Should Foolishly Seek
308(1)
Confusion Seize Your Lowsy Sowl, Ye Nasty Dirty Varment
308(1)
From Moore-ish Melodies
308(1)
`Tis the Last Glass of Claret
308(1)
Thomas Furlong (1794--1827)
309(6)
From Hardiman's Irish Minstrelsy or Bardic Remains of Ireland
310(5)
Gracey Nugent
310(1)
Cashel of Munster, or the `Clar Bog Deal'
310(1)
Molly A Store
311(1)
Roisin Dubh
312(1)
Eileen A Roon
313(1)
In This Calm Sheltered Villa
314(1)
William Carleton (1794--1869)
315(18)
From Traits and Stories of the Irish Peasantry
315(18)
From The Party Fight and Funeral
315(11)
From The Hedge School
326(7)
George Darley (1795--1846)
333(7)
On the Death of A Recluse
333(1)
Robin's Cross
334(1)
From Nepenthe
334(6)
From Canto I
334(5)
From Canto II
339(1)
From Syren Songs
340(1)
The Sea Ritual
340(1)
James (Jeremiah) J. Callanan (1795--1829)
340(7)
Dirge of O'Sullivan Bear
341(2)
The Girl I Love
343(1)
The Convict of Clonmel
344(1)
O Say, My Brown Drimin
345(1)
The Outlaw of Loch Lene
346(1)
James Tighe (1795--1869)
347(1)
The Boreen Side
347(1)
Eugene O'Curry (1796--1862)
348(16)
From On the Manners and Customs of the Ancient Irish
349(15)
From Introduction
349(6)
Druids and Druidism
355(9)
Samuel Lover (1797--1868)
364(8)
From Handy Andy
364(5)
From Songs and Ballads
369(3)
Rory O'More; Or, Good Omens
369(1)
St. Kevin: A Legend of Glendalough
370(2)
John Banim (1798--1842)
372(15)
From The Nowlans
372(15)
Index of First Lines 387(1)
General Index 388

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