Maud Gonne
Also known as
Maud Gonne MacBrideGONNE, MAUD, 1866-1953
An English-born Irish revolutionary, feminist and actress, best remembered for her turbulent relationship with [William Butler Yeats][1]. [1]: /authors/OL21207A
Born 1866-01-01
Died 1953-01-01
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Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL229750A
- VIAF32066208
- WikidataQ444601
- ISNI0000000108850104
- Project Gutenberg51166
- Goodreads3345485
Top Subjects
- Irish question (3)
- Maud Gonne (1866-1953) (1)
- Fiction (1)
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- Ireland - History (1)
- Authors, English -- 20th century -- Correspondence (1)
Books by Maud Gonne
Total count: 12
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A servant of the Queenreminiscences.Victor Gollancz1938-01-01
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A servant of the queenreminiscencesV. Gollancz1938-01-01
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A servant to the queenreminiscences.V. Gollancz1938-01-01
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A servant of the queenher own storyNew ed.Golden Eagle Books1950-01-01
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A Servant of the Queen (Bookmasters)Academy Chicago Publishers1984-09-01
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The Gonne-Yeats letters 1893-1938always your friendHutchinson1992-01-01
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Always Your FriendThe Gonne-Yeats Letters 1893-1938Pimlico1993-01-01
A servant of the QueenreminiscencesColin Smythe1994-01-01
Too long a sacrificethe letters of Maud Gonne and John QuinnSusquehanna University Press1999-01-01
Maud Gonne's Irish Nationalist writings, 1895-1946Irish Academic Press2004-01-01-
Illustrated Gonne - Yeats LettersHutchinson
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MAUD GONNE'S IRISH NATIONALIST WRITINGS, 18951946; ED. BY KAREN STEELE.IRISH ACADEMIC