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"Looking back" by Gregory, Padraic
Published: 1946Citation: Irish bookman, Vol. I, No. 4, pp. 65-69, November, 1946Journal Article -
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A song unsung (to Madeline Josephine Crothers) beginning "If I could write, before God stills my tongue". by Gregory, Padraic
Published: 1920Citation: The Irish book lover, Vol. XII, p. 6, August - September, 1920Journal Article -
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Two love songs: I. beginning "O girleen of the milk-white bosom". by Gregory, Padraic
Published: 1913Citation: The Irish book lover, Vol. V, p. 42, October, 1913Journal Article -
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Two love songs - II, beginning "I would I were yon red, red rose". by Gregory, Padraic
Published: 1913Citation: The Irish book lover, Vol. V, p. 42, October, 1913Journal Article -
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Two sonnets: Death (I): beginning "When I am dead let men say what they will". by Gregory, Padraic
Published: 1914Citation: The Irish book lover, Vol. VI, p. 22, September, 1914Journal Article -
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Two sonnets: Death (II) beginning "When at the red-clay gates of death you stand - " by Gregory, Padraic
Published: 1914Citation: The Irish book lover, Vol. VI, p. 22, September, 1914Journal Article -
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Poets of the Insurrection IV - John Francis MacEntee. by Gregory, Padraic
Published: 1917Citation: Studies: an Irish quarterly review, Vol. VI, No. 21, pp. 70-79, March, 1917Journal Article -
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April: a poem beginning "O, I loved you, gentle maiden". by Gregory, Padraic
Published: 1917Citation: Studies: an Irish quarterly review, Vol. VI, No. 21, p. 115, March, 1917Journal Article -
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The poetry of Joseph Mary Plunkett by Gregory, Padraic
Published: 1918Citation: The Irish monthly, Vol. XLVI, pp. 501-508, September, 1918Journal Article -
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Plainte eternelle: a poem beginning "Ah, God! why didst Thou take my love from me?" by Gregory, Padraic
Published: 1922Citation: The Irish monthly, Vol. L, p. 81, February, 1922Journal Article -
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Pure love: a poem beginning "When Orpheus roamed the starless wolds of Hell" by Gregory, Padraic
Published: 1927Citation: The Irish monthly, Vol. LV, p. 160, March, 1927Journal Article -
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Ave Hibernia! Morituri Te Salutant (Easter Week, 1916): a poem beginning "O ageless Queen of queens whose checks". by Gregory, Padraic
Published: 1931Citation: The Catholic bulletin, Vol. XXI, p. 502, May, 1931Journal Article -
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The romance of the lives of the saints by Gregory, Padraic
Published: 1933Citation: The Irish monthly, Vol. LXI, pp. 153-157, March, 1933Journal Article -
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Some patron saints by Gregory, Padraic
Published: 1933Citation: The Irish monthly, Vol. LXI, pp. 446-453, July, 1933Journal Article -
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An American Jesuit and his mother: a review of Fr. David P. Mc Astozer's "Once upon a time". by Gregory, Padraic
Published: 1934Citation: The Irish monthly, Vol. LXII, pp. 312-316, May, 1934Journal Article -
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Goodbye to the Glens, a poem, beg. Shure, I've watched the swallows gather. by Gregory, Pádraic
Published: 1936 “…Gregory, Pádraic…”
Citation: Ireland to-day, Vol. I, No. 1, p. 30, June, 1936Journal Article -
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Lament for a dead leader, a poem, beg., Boom! Boom! ye cannon, boom o'er land and sea! by Gregory, Pádraic
Published: 1936 “…Gregory, Pádraic…”
Citation: Ireland to-day, Vol. I, No. 2, p. 20, July, 1936Journal Article -
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Padraic Pearse, Irish poet and patriot by Gregory, Padraic
Published: 1938Citation: The Ireland-American review, Vol. I, No. 2, pp. 239-247, 1938-9Journal Article -
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Ulster's contribution to Anglo-Irish literature. by Gregory, Padraic
Published: 1940Citation: The Capuchin annual, pp. 218-221, 1940Journal Article -
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Poem entitled Dublin's children. by Gregory, Padraic
Published: 1946Citation: The Capuchin annual, p. 437, 1946-7Journal Article
