Essays literary and historical
By: by Thomas Davis ; with preface, notes by D. J. O'Donoghue and an essay by John Mitchel
Edition: Centenary ed.
Publisher: W. Tempest, Dundalgan Press
Published: 1914
Place of publication: Dundalk, Ireland
Language: eng
Number of pages: 456
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: The young Irishmen of the middle classes; title: Udalism and feudalism; title: Self-education; title: Our national language; title: Absenteeism of Irish genius; title: Hints for Irish historical paintings; title: Historical monuments of Ireland; title: National art; title: Irish topography; title: Art unions; title: The sea kings; title: Industrial resources of Ireland; title: Irish music and poetry; title: Irish art; title: Irish antiquities and Irish savages; title: Ireland's people; title: The valuation of Ireland; title: Irish scenery; title: Old Ireland; title: Popular education; title: Foreign travel; title: Hy-Fiachrach; title: Repeal reading rooms; title: "Educate, that you may be free"; title: The skulls of the Irish; title: A ballad history of Ireland; title: A chronology of Ireland; title: The Irish Art Union; title: Irish songs; title: The history of the agitation; title: Study; title: The speeches of Grattan; title: Irish history; title: Irish pictures; title: The round towers of Ireland; title: Institutions of Dublin; title: The state of the peasantry; title: The Irish Brigade; title: The library of Ireland; title: The Irish peasantry; title: Tales and stories of the Irish peasantry; title: Wexford; title: Ballad poetry of Ireland; title: O'Donovan's Irish grammar; title: The history of Ireland; title: Commercial history of Ireland; title: John Philpot Curran; title: Notes; title: Pseudonyms of Davis.