Letter from George Yeats to Thomas MacGreevy. 11 February 1929

Bibliographic Information

Original Source
Letter from George Yeats to Thomas MacGreevy 11 February 1929 George Yeats Trinity College, Dublin. Typewritten letter signed. TCD MS 8104/67

Abstract
George Yeats writes that MacGreevy's translation of W.B. Yeat's work (unnamed) is superior to translations done by Peyron and Leprevost. She also apologizes for being "vague" during MacGreevy's most recent visit to Rapallo, Italy.

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Date of Electronic Text: 26 March 2006
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Annotations and Proofing by: Tanya Clement, Ann Saddlemyer, and Susan Schreibman
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Titles of texts, foreign words, personal names, place and organisational names, and emphasised text have been encoded. Personal and organisational names have been standardised through the REG attribute of the <persName>, <orgName>, and <rs> elements. Standardised spelling may be found in the Thomas MacGreevy Archive name database, "Who's Who in the Archive."

Keywords
Social Life
Literature
Irish
1990-1999
MacGreevy-GeorgeYeats
PersonalLetter

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