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Irish Fairy Tales

James Stephens

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James Stephens's 1920 retellings of Ireland's Fenian Cycle, bringing Finn MacCool, Tuatha De Danann and Celtic heroes into modern prose. A cornerstone of the Irish Literary Revival.

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