AE Letters Show Quiet End of an Irish Poet and Economist
The book AP's Letters to Minanlabain, published by Macmillan, presents 35 letters from George William Russell known as AE to the Porter family of Glenveagh and America. Dated 1930 to 1935, the letters reflect AE's moods, his late-life reflections on The Avatars, Lady Gregory, and Irish drama, and his view of politics during Hoover and the New Deal era.
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Congress
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Kansas City
Celtic Twilight Group
Lady Gregory
Sean O'Casty
Juno
Trish
Yeat
James Stephens
Synge
Lennox Robinson
Abbey Theater
Strip Page
Offlious
Kro?h AE
Yeats
Sean O'Casey
Alion
O’grady
Mrs. Green
Louis Claude Purser
Horace Plunkett
Griffith
Susan Mitchell
George Moore
Tottering
Kansas City Star
An Irish Poet AE and the Decline of a Generation
J D W recalls AE born 1867 in Armagh and edited Irish Homestead until 1923. The diary letters reveal a man balancing writing, farming co operatives and art while noting aging peers and Yeats.
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Irish Homestead
Trish Statesman
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Yeats
Curious boundary error lets person walk north into Montana from Dakota
A historic surveying mistake caused South Dakota's western boundary to jog near a mile east and west at the Montana line, creating a curious potential for traversing northward into Montana from the neighboring state.
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