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<h1>Three Lectures on Gaelic Topics</h1>
<h2>Author: Pádraic H. Pearse</h2>
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<h2>Gaelic Prose Literature <blockquote><p>[Footnote: Read in March, 1897]</p></blockquote></h2>
<h2>THE FOLK SONGS OF IRELAND<blockquote><p>[Footnote: Read in January, '98. In its original form this paper was considerably longer, as I quoted in full many of the best examples of living Gaelic folk-songs. As most of these, however, are to be found in Dr. Hyde's <cite>Abhráin Ghrádha Chúige Connacht</cite>, it is unnecessary to print them here. I would advise anyone whom the somewhat desultory remarks contained in the following paper may succeed in interesting in the subject to fly at once to the pages of Dr. Hyde.]</p></blockquote></h2>
<h2>THE INTELLECTUAL FUTURE OF THE GAEL <blockquote><p>[Footnote: Delivered as Inaugural Address of the Session, '97-'98 (October, '97).]</p></blockquote></h2><h3 align="center"><a href="../E900007-015.html">The complete text for non-framing browsers</a></h3>