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openlibhums: “‘Seanachie to the New World’: Seumas MacManus and the Transatlantic Appeal of Irish Local Colour” by Christopher Cusack:
markaholan: Irish writers Seumas MacManus, left, and Padraic Colum, offered their assessments of Ireland in November 1922. The civil war would continue another six months, but the end of the 10-year revolutionary period was coming into view. See
SurrendrDorothy: The Story Of The Irish Race Seumas MacManus Hardcover 1972
Pirate_Brah: Getica by Jordanes.
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"The Story of the Irish Race" by Seumas MacManus.
SurrendrDorothy: The Story Of The Irish Race Seumas MacManus Hardcover 1972
PatrickHawe: Photographic print captioned in Seumas MacManus' hand, 'Ireland's first Gaelic play, St. Patrick at Tara, presented by the Gaelic League in 1894.'
Principal players include Cú Uladh (Peadar Toner Mac Fhionnlaoich / P.T. MacGinley ) as St. Patrick. preaching to the King.
DeepSeaEnjoyer: I own a copy of “THE STORY OF THE IRISH RACE A Popular History of Ireland”
written by a Seumas MacManus. Apparently assisted by several Irish scholars. This book was first published by The Irish Publishing Co. In 1921.
Now, on Chapter III; The Milesians, Seumas says,
DeepSeaEnjoyer: “Of these three certain colonisations of Ireland, the Firbolg was the first. Legend says they came from Greece, where they had been long enslaved, and whence they escaped in the captured ships of their masters.”
Seumas MacManus, The Story of the Irish Race. Chapter 1.
FearfulJoycuit: "Seumas MacManus is appearing to rather disgusting monotony in the magazines just now".
Apparently the Boston Home Journal wasn't too enamoured of young Shamie's "droll" tales of Donegal peasants.
isaias131zx: So that the first words which his successor...Baithen, was to write were: 'Come, ye children, and hearken unto me. I will teach you the fear of the Lord.'"
("The Story of the Irish Race," by Seumas MacManus. Revised edition. The Devin-Adair Co., Connecticut. 1992. Pp.172-173).
SeamusK32998971: Ballads of a Country Boy 1905 by Seumas MacManus signed by author
tuxedopepejpeg: Healthy young child goes to Internet Archive, gets pumped with The Story of the Irish Race by Seumas MacManus, doesn't feel good and changes - AUTISM! Many such cases!
cabhree: From "The Story of the Irish Race" by Seumas MacManus
cabhree: "Shane O'Neill" by Seumas MacManus
HibernianSupply: Check out The Story of the Irish Race by Seumas MacManus 1983 Devin-Adair with Dust Jacket
AnChartlann: "Of all most momentous happenings in Irish history, this seemingly simple one had the most extraordinary, most far-reaching effect. It changed the face of the nation, and utterly changed the nation's destiny." - Seumas MacManus, The Story Of The Irish Race
AnChartlann: One of Irish nationalism's most renowned poets, who like many before her, died an untimely death. The great Ethna Carbery's works shall hopefully be available on Cartlann in the near future. Here is a snippet from the lovely tribute paid to her by her husband, Seumas MacManus.
IrvingSoc: 10/
Shakespeare’s Heroines Calendar
1899
cover & illustration for
‘In Chimney Corners’
by Seumas MacManus
Doubleday & Maclure NY, 1899
teamshelby2020: If you will walk with lame men you'll soon limp yourself.
-Seumas MacManus
Adilegian: Seumas MacManus’ narrators have a big “John Hurt as Jim Henson’s Storyteller” vibe.
3rafs: In chimney corners : merry tales of Irish folklore
by MacManus, Seumas, 1869-1960; Smith, Pamela Coleman, ill
MercyMkushi: Many a man's tongue broke his nose.
- Seumas MacManus
DonegalWaterbus: Continuing our histoical look at people and places around Donegal Bay here is a look at Seumas MacManus the... http://t.co/HJVvqXnx
FitzhughUlick: My source: 'The Story of the Irish Race' (1921) by Seumas MacManus.
CorTraditionis: 49. "The young don't know what age is, and the old forget what youth was."
Seumas MacManus: Heavy Hangs the Golden Grain
PotatoJockstrap: “Such a great people were the Tuatha De Danann, and so uncommonly skilled in the few arts of the time, that they dazzled even their conquerors and successors, the Milesians, into regarding them as mighty magicians.” - The Story of the Irish Race; by Seumas MacManus
markaholan: In October 1919, three Irish writers published columns in U.S. newspapers about "the Irish question." See
afantom: 2 of 5 stars to The Story of the Irish Race by Seumas MacManus
Pendlewren: Seumas MacManus in The Philadelphia Inquirer, Pennsylvania, September 10, 1899
Source: yesterdaysprint
CorTraditionis: 340. "The pilgrim to Rome brings back from Rome what he brought to Rome."
Seumas MacManus: Heavy Hangs the Golden G...
Papergreat: From the archives: "Donegal Fairy Stories" by Seumas MacManus
DawnsLBRICali: Seumas MacManus - "Many a man's tongue broke his nose"
Nichola87047880: "If you walk with lame men you'll soon limp yourself" (Seumas MacManus, Heavy Hangs the Golden Grain).
StevenBWalle: Marked as to-read: In Chimney Corners by Seumas MacManus
