Letter from George Yeats to Thomas MacGreevy. [31 August 1948]

Bibliographic Information

Original Source
Letter from George Yeats to Thomas MacGreevy Letter dated 'Tuesday'. From contextual evidence, 31 August 1948 George Yeats Trinity College, Dublin. Typewritten letter with autograph annotations signed TCD8104/86

Abstract
Yeats writes about arrangements being made for the passage of WB's body to Ireland. Yeats is apprehensive that WB's brother Jack will be upset about who knows the plans for the body's travel. She desires that MacGreevy take an active role in making further arrangements.

Electronic Edition Information
Published by: Susan Schreibman and Institute for Advanced Technology in the Humanities

Date of Electronic Text: 13 March 2006
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Creation of machine readable text by: Ann Saddlemyer
Annotations and Proofing by: Ann Saddlemyer and Susan Schreibman
Header creation and markup by: Daniel Davis

Encoding Principles
This text has not been normalised.
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
Domestic Life
Irish
1990-1999
MacGreevy-GeorgeYeats
PersonalLetter

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Tanya Clement