[DUNN, N. J.].
⸺ VULTURES OF ERIN: a Tale of the Penal Laws. Pp. 530 (N.Y.: Kenedy). 1.50. One woodcut. 1884.
Edward Fitzgerald is robbed of his property by his enemy, Templeton, who accuses him falsely of a murder instigated by himself. Shemus M’Andrew plots and plans to save Fitzg., but the latter is nevertheless condemned to death, and his wife loses her reason. He escapes, however, and after many years returns with proof of T.’s guilt. The wife recovers, and all ends happily. Scene: between Slieve Bouchta and Lough Derg. Religion not formally introduced, but Catholic bias very strong. Penal laws denounced, and scripture-readers appear in unfavourable light.
DUNNE, Finley Peter.
⸺ THE DOOLEY BOOKS:—
1. MR. D. IN PEACE AND WAR. (Routledge). Seventh edition, 1906.
2. MR. D.’S PHILOSOPHY. (Heinemann). 3s. 6d. Illustr. 1901.
3. MR. D.’S OPINIONS. (Heinemann). 3s. 6d. 1905.
4. MR. D. IN THE HEARTS OF HIS COUNTRYMEN. 1909.
5. OBSERVATIONS BY MR. D. (Heinemann). 3s. 6d.