The Arrow. Edited by W. B. Yeats.
Mr. Yeats’s contributions are:—No. 1. October 20, 1906.The Season’s Work.A Note on The Mineral Workers.Notes.No. 2. November 24, 1906.Notes.Deirdre.(A note.)The Shadowy Waters.(A note.)No. 3. February 23, 1907.The Controversy over ‘The Playboy.’Passages reprinted from the ‘Samhain’ of 1905.Opening Speech at the debate of February 4 at the Abbey Theatre.No. 4. June 1, 1907.Notes.Note.The selections for the following books issued by the Dun Emer Press, Dundrum, were made by Mr. Yeats, but the books contain no contributions by him:—Twenty-onePoemsby Lionel Johnson, 1904.Some Essays and Passagesby John Eglinton, 1905.SixteenPoemsby William Allingham, 1905.Twenty-onePoemsby Katherine Tynan, 1907.
Mr. Yeats’s contributions are:—
No. 1. October 20, 1906.The Season’s Work.A Note on The Mineral Workers.Notes.No. 2. November 24, 1906.Notes.Deirdre.(A note.)The Shadowy Waters.(A note.)No. 3. February 23, 1907.The Controversy over ‘The Playboy.’Passages reprinted from the ‘Samhain’ of 1905.Opening Speech at the debate of February 4 at the Abbey Theatre.No. 4. June 1, 1907.Notes.
No. 1. October 20, 1906.
The Season’s Work.A Note on The Mineral Workers.Notes.
The Season’s Work.
A Note on The Mineral Workers.
Notes.
No. 2. November 24, 1906.
Notes.Deirdre.(A note.)The Shadowy Waters.(A note.)
Notes.
Deirdre.(A note.)
The Shadowy Waters.(A note.)
No. 3. February 23, 1907.
The Controversy over ‘The Playboy.’Passages reprinted from the ‘Samhain’ of 1905.Opening Speech at the debate of February 4 at the Abbey Theatre.
The Controversy over ‘The Playboy.’
Passages reprinted from the ‘Samhain’ of 1905.
Opening Speech at the debate of February 4 at the Abbey Theatre.
No. 4. June 1, 1907.
Notes.
Notes.
Note.
The selections for the following books issued by the Dun Emer Press, Dundrum, were made by Mr. Yeats, but the books contain no contributions by him:—
Twenty-onePoemsby Lionel Johnson, 1904.Some Essays and Passagesby John Eglinton, 1905.SixteenPoemsby William Allingham, 1905.Twenty-onePoemsby Katherine Tynan, 1907.
Twenty-onePoemsby Lionel Johnson, 1904.
Some Essays and Passagesby John Eglinton, 1905.
SixteenPoemsby William Allingham, 1905.
Twenty-onePoemsby Katherine Tynan, 1907.