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Yeats Library: Supplemental Cuala Press Books Last Number First name Title Place Publisher Date Notes name Sixteen Poems by William Allingham: Dun Emer 4001 Allingham William Dublin 1905 Selected by William Press Butler Yeats Translation of Cuala 4002 Be Thou my Vision Dublin [n.d.] an Old Irish Press hymn No. 37 of 450 Seven Winters by Cuala 4003 Bowen Elizabeth Dublin 1942 copies made Elizabeth Bowen Press Uncut Dafydd Ap Gwilym: Selected poems: Dafydd Ap Translated by Nigel Cuala No. 17 of 280 4004 Dublin 1944 Gwilym Heseltine with a Press copies preface by Frank O'Connor Dafydd Ap Gwilym: Selected poems: No. 105 of 280 Dafydd Ap Translated by Nigel Cuala 4004a Dublin 1944 copies made Gwilym Heseltine with a Press Uncut preface by Frank O'Connor Bookplate: Into the Light, and other Elizabeth Cuala 4005 Donaghy Lyle Poems by Lyle Dublin 1934 Corbet Yeats Press Donaghy 200 copies made Cuala 4006 Dowden Edward A Woman's Reliquary Dublin 1913 Uncut Press The Dun Emer Press 4007 and The Cuala Press 1932 1903-1932 250 copies made Uncut Inserted:'Songs by Francis Selections from the Ledwidge', The Cuala 4008 Dunsany Lord Writings of Lord Dublin 1912 Times, Aug Press Dunsany 1919 'To Captain the Lord Dunsany', New Ireland, Aug 18, 1917 Some Essays and Dun Emer 200 copies 4009 Eglinton John Passages by John Dublin 1905 Press made Eglinton; Selected by Yeats Library: Supplemental Cuala Press Books Last Number First name Title Place Publisher Date Notes name William Butler Yeats Love's Bitter-Sweet: Translations from the Irish Poets of the Cuala 500 copies 4010 Flower Robin Dublin 1925 Sixteenth and Press made Uncut Seventeenth Centuries, by Robin Flower 450 copies made Uncut Oliver St. Elbow Room by Oliver Cuala Inserted: Bill for 4011 Gogarty Dublin 1939 John St. John Gogarty Press Elbow Room by Oliver St. John Gogarty Oliver St. An Offering of Swans Cuala 4012 Gogarty Dublin 1923 John by Oliver Gogarty Press Isabella Cuala 250 copies 4013 Gregory Augusta, Coole by Lady Gregory Dublin 1931 Press made Lady The Kiltartan Poetry Isabela Book Prose Cuala 400 copies 4014 Gregory Augusta, Dublin 1918 Translations from the Press made Uncut Lady Irish by Lady Gregory Flyleaf signed by F.R. Higgins Inserted: A Slip Arable Holdings: Cuala 4015 Higgins F. R. Dublin 1933 from The Cuala Poems by F. R. Higgins Press Press 300 copies made Uncut The Love Story of No. 11 of 280 Thomas Davis Told in copies made the Letters of Annie Cuala 4016 Hutton Annie Dublin 1945 Uncut Inserted: Hutton Edited with an Press Error note at p. Introduction by Joseph viii Hone The Love Songs of Connacht being the Fourth Chapter of the Songs of Connacht, Dun Emer 300 copies 4017 Hyde Douglas Collected and Dublin 1904 Press made Translated by Douglas Hyde LL.D, 'An Craoibhin Aoibhinn' President of the Gaelic Yeats Library: Supplemental Cuala Press Books Last Number First name Title Place Publisher Date Notes name League Inserted: Two sheets of drawings on Twenty One Poems headed paper Written by Lionel Dun Emer from 4018 Johnson Lionel Dublin 1904 Johnson: Selected by Press Cashlauna, William Butler Yeats Strete, South Devon. 220 copies made Uncut No. 166 of 250 The Great Hunger by Cuala 4019 Kavanagh Patrick Dublin 1942 copies made Patrick Kavanagh Press Uncut Veterans and Other No. 17 of 270 Mac Cuala 4020 Donagh Poems by Donagh Mac Dublin 1941 copies made Donagh Press Donagh Uncut The Last Ditch by Louis Cuala 450 copies 4021 Mac Neice Louis Dublin 1940 Mac Neice Press made Uncut John M. Synge: A Few No. 239 of 350 Personal Recollections, Cuala 4022 Masefield John Dublin 1915 copies made with Biographical Notes Press Uncut by John Masefield Some Memories of W. No. 16 of 370 Cuala 4023 Masefield John B. Yeats by John Dublin 1940 copies made Press Masefield Uncut Some Memories of W. No. 39 of 370 Cuala 4023a Masefield John B. Yeats by John Dublin 1940 copies made Press Masefield Uncut 130 copies made Uncut Lyrics and Satires from Cuala Inserted:Salon 4024 Moore Tom Tom Moore Selected Dublin 1929 Press International du by Sean O'Faolain Livre D'Art, Paris 1951 Lords and Commons 250 copies 4025 O'Connor Frank Translations from the Dublin 1938 made Uncut Irish by Frank O'Connor No. 8 of 480 A Picture Book by copies made Frank O'Connor Cuala 4026 O'Connor Frank Dublin 1943 Inserted: A illustrated by Elizabeth Press Book Mark with Rivers a Prayer on it. Yeats Library: Supplemental Cuala Press Books Last Number First name Title Place Publisher Date Notes name Inserted: A Book receipt to Mrs. J. B. Yeats Uncut Three Tales by Frank Cuala No. 21 of 250 4027 O'Connor Frank Dublin 1941 O'Connor Press copies made The Wild Bird's Nest: Poems from the Irish by Frank O'Connor: with Cuala 250 copies 4028 O'Connor Frank Dublin 1932 an essay on the Press made Uncut Character in Irish Literature by AE Poems by Thomas Cuala 200 copies 4029 Parnell Thomas Parnell: Selected by Dublin 1927 Press made Uncut Lennox Robinson Certain Noble Plays of Japan from the Manuscripts of Ernest No. 211 of 350 Fenollosa, Chosen and Cuala 4030 Pound Ezra Dublin 1916 copies made Finished by Ezra Press Partially Uncut Pound, with an Introduction by William Butler Yeats A Little Anthology of Modern Irish Verse: Cuala 300 copies 4031 Robinson Lennox Dublin 1928 Selected by Lennox Press made Uncut Robinson Pilgrimage in the West: by Mario m. rossi. Cuala 300 copies 4032 Rossi Mario M. Dublin 1933 Translated by J. M. Press made Uncut Hone By Still Waters, Lyrical Dun Emer 4033 Russell George Poems Old and New by Dublin 1906 Uncut Press A. E. Some Passages from Cuala 300 copies 4034 Russell George the Letters of A.E. to Dublin 1936 Press made W. B. Yeats The Nuts of Inserted: Loose Knowledge, Lyrical Dun Emer sheet about The 4035 Russell George Dublin 1903 Poems Old and New by Press Dun Emer A. E. Press The Post Office: A Play No. 140 of 400 by Rabindranath Cuala 4036 Tagore Rabindranath Dublin 1914 copies made Tagore translated by Press Uncut Devabrata Mukerjea Yeats Library: Supplemental Cuala Press Books Last Number First name Title Place Publisher Date Notes name Twenty One Poems by Katherine Tynan: Dun Emer 200 copies 4037 Tynan Katherine Dublin 1907 Selected by W. B. Press made Uncut Yeats From a Dark Lantern: A Anne Yeats/ M. Journal by Arland Cuala B. Yeats 350 4038 Ussher Arland Ussher Edited and Dublin 1978 Press copies made Arranged by Roger Uncut Nyle Parisious La La Noo by Jack B. Cuala 250 copies 4039 Yeats Jack B. Dublin 1943 Yeats Press Uncut No. 226 of 250 La La Noo by Jack B. Cuala 4039a Yeats Jack B. Dublin 1943 copies made Yeats Press Uncut No. 227 of 250 La La Noo by Jack B. Cuala 4039b Yeats Jack B. Dublin 1943 copies made Yeats Press Uncut Flyleaf:To Uncle Early Memories: Some Isaac / with love Chapters of Cuala 4040 Yeats John Butler Dublin 1923 / from / Lolly / Autobiography by John Press Sept 17, 500 Butler Yeats copies made Early Memories; Some Chapters of Cuala 500 copies 4040a Yeats John Butler Dublin 1923 Autobiography by John Press made Butler Yeats Further Letters of John Cuala 400 copies 4041 Yeats John Butler Butler Yeats: Selected Dublin 1920 Press made by Lennox Robinson Flyleaf: To Isaac B. Yeats / Passages from The from / J. B. Letters of John Butler Cuala Yeats / and / E. 4042 Yeats John Butler Dublin 1917 Yeats: Selected by Press Yeats / May Ezra Pound Eve - 1917 400 copies made Uncut Flyleaf: To Jack Passages from The B. Yeats from Letters of John Butler Cuala Cottie Yeats / 4042a Yeats John Butler Dublin 1917 Yeats: Selected by Press 2nd May 1917 Ezra Pound 400 copies made Passages from the 400 copies Cuala 4042b Yeats John Butler Letters of John Butler Dublin 1917 made Inserted: Press Yeats: Selected by An Errata note Yeats Library: Supplemental Cuala Press Books Last Number First name Title Place Publisher Date Notes name Ezra Pound Uncut The Bounty of Sweden: A Meditation, and a Lecture Delivered Cuala 400 copies 4043 Yeats William Butler before The Royal Dublin 1925 Press made Uncut Swedish Academy and Certain Notes by William Butler Yeats Flyleaf: George The Cat and The Moon Cuala Yeats Inserted: 4044 Yeats William Butler and Certain Poems: by Dublin 1924 Press Pencil Note 500 William Butler Yeats copies made Cuala 500 copies 4045 Yeats William Butler The Cat and The Moon Dublin 1924 Press made The Death of Synge, and Other Passages Cuala 400 copies 4046 Yeats William Butler Dublin 1928 from an Old Diary, by Press made Uncut William Butler Yeats 200 copies made Inserted: Discoveries; A Volume A bill for books Dun Emer 4047 Yeats William Butler of Essays by William Dublin 1907 purchased from Press Butler Yeats the Dun Emer Press by J. B. Yeats Flyleaf: Violet Gandon (?) Dramatis Personae by Cuala affectionately / 4048 Yeats William Butler Dublin 1935 William Butler Yeats Press George Yeats / Christmas 1935 400 copies 400 copies made Inserted: Church, Richard. 'A Portrait in Dramatis Personae by Cuala 4048a Yeats William Butler Dublin 1935 Vitriol' in The William Butler Yeats Press New Statesman, March 14, 1936. Inserted: Errata note. Yeats Library: Supplemental Cuala Press Books Last Number First name Title Place Publisher Date Notes name Dramatis Personae by Cuala 400 copies 4048b Yeats William Butler Dublin 1935 William Butler Yeats Press made Uncut Essays by W. B. Yeats Cuala 300 copies 4049 Yeats William Butler Dublin 1937 1931to 1936 Press made Uncut Estrangement: Being Flyleaf: Uncle some Fifty Thoughts Isaac / with love from a Diary kept by Cuala from / Lolly 4050 Yeats William Butler Dublin 1926 William Butler Yeats in Press Yeats / August the Year Nineteen 1926 300 Hundred and Nine copies Estrangement: Being some Fifty Thoughts from a Diary kept by Cuala 300 copies 4050a Yeats William Butler Dublin 1926 William Butler Yeats in Press made Uncut the Year Nineteen Hundred and Nine Four Years by William Cuala 400 copies 4051 Yeats William Butler Dublin 1921 Butler Yeats Press made Uncut 400 copies The Green Helmet and Cuala made Inserted: 4052 Yeats William Butler Other Poems by Dublin 1910 Press An Error Note William Butler Yeats by W.
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