W. B. Yeats's poetry collection In the Seven Woods, being poems of the Irish heroic age[11] was published by his sister's Dun Emer Press;[9][10] he also published his essays Ideas of Good and Evil.[12]
County Cork-born Chicago chief of police Francis O'Neill's collection O'Neill's Music of Ireland was published.
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