Literary ideals in Ireland
By: by John Eglinton (pseud.), W. B. Yeats, A. E. (pseud.), W. Larminie.
Contributors: Yeats, W. B 1865-1939.; Russell, George William, 1867-1935.
Publisher: T. Fisher Unwin; Daily Express
Published: 1899
Place of publication: London; Dublin
Language: eng
Number of pages: 96
Subjects: Irish literature (English) -- History and criticism.
Notes: Title page tipped in.

Wade 297.

"The following articles constitute a controversy...which spontaneously grew from week to week in the Saturday issues of the Daily Express."--Editor's note, p. 5.

Bookplate "Ex libris, CBH," inside front cover.

Bound in green paper wrappers, front cover detached.
Table of contents: value: What should be the subjects of a national drama? by John Eglinton.; value: A note on national drama, by W. B. Yeats.; value: National drama and contemporary life, by John Eglinton.; value: John Eglinton and spiritual art, by W. B. Yeats.; value: Mr. Yeats and popular poetry, by John Eglinton.; value: Literary ideals in Ireland, by A. E.; value: Legends as material for literature, by William Larminie.; value: The autumn of the flesh, by W. B. Yeats.; value: Nationality and cosmopolitanism in literature, by A.E.