Author: Alexander Carmichael

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Image for Deirdire And The Lay Of The Children Of Uisne Orally Collected in the Island of Barra, and Literally Translated by Alexander Carmichael

Deirdire And The Lay Of The Children Of Uisne Orally Collected in the Island of Barra, and Literally Translated by Alexander Carmichael

By: Alexander Carmichael

Price: $125.00

Publisher: Paisley, Alexander Gardner : 1914

Seller ID: 853442859274

Binding: Hardcover

Condition: Very Good-

Original Near Very Good Hardcover Red Cloth Gilt Cover design and Spine Lettering. Scottish Gaelic English Translation Facing page. Frontis and tissue of Deirdre. Published by Paisley. A. Gardner, 1914 Gathered by the great Scottish Gaelic Folklorist Alexander Carmichael. This Tragic love tale and Celtic warrior epic that breaks the heart. This book not this particular copy it seems was was in J.R.R. Tolkien's very own book collect of Celtic books! See Oronzoo Cilli Tolkien Library. NOT a library copy, a on spine and read by a lover. See our Three Geese in Flight Scans of this handsome book.
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The Celtic Review Vol X. No. 40. June 1916 The Saxones In The Exeidium Britanniae- continued Rev A. W. Wade-Evans The Cooking of the Great Queen Douglas Hyde

By: Douglas Hyde, W. Wade-Evans, A.W. Carmichael Alexander,

Price: $60.00

Publisher: Edinburgh:, The Celtic Review : 1916

Edition: First Edition

Seller ID: 006423

Binding: Paperback

Condition: Good-

Original 1916 Edinburgh: Large Stiff Green Card Wrappers. 102pp. First Scottish Edition. 4to Spine chipped away. Binding tight sewn in signatures. Rear paper cover missing, internally intact, complete and tight, Front cover present NOT a library copy. No writing on text The Celtic Review, 1916. Rare Pan Celtic studies book "The Death of Diarmid" William J.Watson, and the Arthurian "The Saxons in the Excidium Britanniae Rev. A.W.Wade Evans "Grazing Customs of the Outer Hebrides"The Late Alexander Carmichael Who was the famed editor of the Celtic classic" Carmina Gadelica' See Three Geese in F...
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Author: Alexander Carmichael

Deirdire And The Lay Of The Children Of Uisne Orally Collected in the Island of Barra, and Literally Translated by Alexander Carmichael

The Celtic Review Vol X. No. 40. June 1916 The Saxones In The Exeidium Britanniae- continued Rev A. W. Wade-Evans The Cooking of the Great Queen Douglas Hyde