Emily Lawless
Born 1845-01-01
Died 1913-01-01
Identifiers
- VIAF24686958
- WikidataQ5372256
- ISNI0000000081033453
- Open LibraryOL729088A
Top Subjects
- Ireland (6)
- History (4)
- Ireland -- History (3)
- 1558-1603 (2)
- Aran Islands (Ireland) -- Fiction (2)
- Histoire (1)
- Outlines, syllabi (1)
Books by Emily Lawless
Total count: 34
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Irelandwith some additions2nd ed.T. Fisher Unwin1880-01-01
A Chelsea householder [by hon. E. Lawless].1882-01-01
A millionaire's cousinH.Holt and Co.1885-01-01-
Hurrisha studyNew ed.Blackwood1886-01-01
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Hurrisha studyNew edBlackwood1886-01-01
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Major Lawrence, F.L.S.H.Holt and Co.1887-01-01
The story of IrelandG. P. Putnam's sons; [etc.,etc.]1887-01-01
The story of IrelandG. P. Putnam's sons1887-01-01
Major Lawrence, F.L.S.A novel.Murray1887-01-01
With Essex in Irelandbeing extracts from a diary kept in Ireland during the year 1599 by Mr. Henry Harvey, sometime secretary to Robert Devereux, earl of Essex.Smith,Elder & co.1890-01-01-
With Essex in Irelandbeing extracts from a diary kept in Ireland during the year 1599Smith, Elder, & co.1890-01-01
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The story of IrelandG. P. Putnam's sons; [etc., etc.]1891-01-01
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Graniathe story of an islandSmith, Elder, & co.1892-01-01
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Graniathe story of an islandSmith, Elder1892-01-01
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Maelchoa sixteenth-century narrativeSmith, Elder, & co.1894-01-01
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Maelchoa sixteenth century narrativeD. Appleton and Company1894-01-01
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Grania, the story of an island.A new ed.Smith, Elder1894-01-01
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The story of IrelandG.P. Putnam's Sons1896-01-01
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Traits and confidences.Methuen1897-01-01
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Atlantic rhymes and rhythmsPrivately printed1898-01-01
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IrelandPutnam1898-01-01
A garden diary, September 1899-September 1900Methuen1901-01-01
A garden diarySeptember 1899-September 1900Methuen & Co.1901-01-01
With the wild geeseIbister1902-01-01
Maria EdgeworthMacmillan & Co.1904-01-01-
Marie Edgeworth.Macmillan1904-01-01
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Maria EdgeworthMacmillan & Co., Limited1904-01-01
The book of Gillyfour months out of a lifeSmith, Elder1906-01-01-
The book of Gillyfour months out of a lifeSmith, Elder1906-01-01
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The point of viewsome talks and disputationsprivately printed [by] Richard Clay1909-01-01
The race of Castlebarbeing a narrative addressed by Mr. John Bunbury to his brother, Mr. Theodore Bunbury, attached to his Britannic Majesty's embassy at Florence, October 1798, and now first given to the worldJ. Murray1913-01-01-
The inalienable heritage and other poemsprivately printed [by Richard Clay1914-01-01
The inalienable heritage and other poemsprivately printed [by Richard Clay]1914-01-01-
Poems.Published for An Chomhairle Ealaíon by the Dolmen Press; [distributed by Dufour Editions, Chester Springs, Pa.1965-01-01