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REVIVAL to REVOLUTION: The Literary Career of Thomas MacDonagh - Sources
Works by Thomas MacDonagh
MacDonagh, Thomas. April and May and Other Verse. Dublin: Sealy, Bryers and Walker, 1903. Print.
—. The Exodus: A Sacred Cantata. Words by Thomas McDonagh, Music by B. Palmieri. Dublin: Doremi & Co, 1904. Print.
—. The Golden Joy. Dublin : O'Donoghue & Co. : M. H. Gill & Son, 1906. Print.
—. Literature in Ireland: Studies Irish and Anglo-Irish. Dublin: Talbot Press, 1916.
—. Lyrical Poems. Dublin: The Irish Review, 1913. Print.
—. “Metempsychosis: or, A Mad World.” Irish Review. February 1912. 585-99. Print.
—. Pagans: A Modern Play in Two Conversations. Dublin: Talbot Press, 1920. Print.
—. The Poetical Work of Thomas MacDonagh. Introduction by James Stephens, Dublin: Talbot Press, 1916. Print.
—. Songs of Myself. Dublin: Hodges and Figgis, 1910. Print.
—. Thomas Campion and the art of English Poetry. Dublin: Hodges and Figgis, 1913. Print.
—. Through the Ivory Gate. A Book of Verse. Dublin: Sealy, Bruers and Walker, 1902. Print.
—. When the Dawn is Come: a Tragedy in Three Acts. Introduction by Chester Garrison. Textual commentary by Johann Norstedt. Chicago: De Paul University, 1973. Print.
—. When the Dawn is Come. Four Rebel Plays. Ed. James Moran. Dublin: Irish Academic Press, 2007. 43-82. Print.
Archives
‘The Curran Collection’. University College Dublin Library Special Collections.
‘Thomas MacDonagh’s Papers’. National Library of Ireland, Dublin.
Periodicals
The Irish Review (1911-1914)
The New Ireland Review (1894-1911)
Documentary
On Behalf of the Provisional Government: Thomas MacDonagh. Aindreas Ó Gallchoir. RTÉ, 1966.
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