Letter from Thomas MacGreevy to George Yeats. 21 August 1929

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Original Source
Letter from Thomas MacGreevy to George Yeats 21 August 1929 Thomas MacGreevy National Library of Ireland. Autographed letter signed. NLI MS 30,859

Abstract
MacGreevy discusses his work on translations for W.B. Yeat's plays Deirdre, Cathleen ni Houlihan, and White Headed Boy. He calls W.B. Yeats "the best dramatist in the history of that bloody theatre" and suggests that Lennox Robinson and Lady Gregory should create a tribute to Yeats in the national theater.

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Domestic Life
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1990-1999
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