Letters received by James L. O'Donovan mainly from literary and political figures, principally concerning the periodical Ireland To-day, correspondents include W. S. Armour, Robert Barton, Joseph Brennan, Daniel Corkery, Leslie Daiken, Eric Gill, T. P. Gill, Rupert Hart-Davis, Bulmer Hobson, Sir Shane Leslie, Eric Linklater, Frank McDermot, Joseph McGrath, Patrick McCartan, Mary McSwiney, R. J. P. Mortished, Lord Moyne, P. S. O'Hegarty, Brian O'Higgins, Ernie O'Malley, Brian O'Nolan, Seamus O'Sullivan, c. 1919-1970.
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationLetters Received by James L. O'Donovan Mainly from Literary and Political Figures, Principally Concerning the Periodical Ireland To-day, Correspondents Include W. S. Armour, Robert Barton, Joseph Brennan, Daniel Corkery, Leslie Daiken, Eric Gill, T. P. Gill, Rupert Hart-Davis, Bulmer Hobson, Sir Shane Leslie, Eric Linklater, Frank McDermot, Joseph McGrath, Patrick McCartan, Mary McSwiney, R. J. P. Mortished, Lord Moyne, P. S. O'Hegarty, Brian O'Higgins, Ernie O'Malley, Brian O'Nolan, Seamus O'Sullivan, C. 1919-1970.
MLA (9th ed.) CitationLetters Received by James L. O'Donovan Mainly from Literary and Political Figures, Principally Concerning the Periodical Ireland To-day, Correspondents Include W. S. Armour, Robert Barton, Joseph Brennan, Daniel Corkery, Leslie Daiken, Eric Gill, T. P. Gill, Rupert Hart-Davis, Bulmer Hobson, Sir Shane Leslie, Eric Linklater, Frank McDermot, Joseph McGrath, Patrick McCartan, Mary McSwiney, R. J. P. Mortished, Lord Moyne, P. S. O'Hegarty, Brian O'Higgins, Ernie O'Malley, Brian O'Nolan, Seamus O'Sullivan, C. 1919-1970.
