The Gael: A Monthly Journal Devoted to the Preservation and Cultivation of the Irish Language and the Autonomy of the Irish Nati

First published in 1887, ＂The Gael＂ was a monthly periodical dedicated to the Irish language and Irish nationalism. Its pages featured essays, poetry, and news on cultural and political developments in Ireland and around the world. This collection provides a valuable window into the cultural and political climate of turn-of-the-century Ireland.

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