Irish writing

an anthology of Irish literature in English 1789-1939

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Published 2004 by Oxford University Press in Oxford, New York .
Written in English

Places:

• Ireland
Subjects:

• English literature -- Irish authors.,
• Ireland -- Literary collections.

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Edition Notes

Other titles	Irish writing, 1789-1939
Statement	edited with an introduction and notes by Stephen Regan.
Genre	Literary collections.
Series	Oxford world"s classics, Oxford world"s classics (Oxford University Press)
Contributions	Regan, Stephen, 1957-
Classifications
LC Classifications	PR8835 .I76 2004
The Physical Object
Pagination	lxiv, 549 p. ;
Number of Pages	549
ID Numbers
Open Library	OL3382044M
ISBN 10	019284038X
LC Control Number	2004555213

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