Bibliography

Eleanor
Hull
b. 1860–d. 1935

15 publications between 1898 and 1932 indexed
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1932

article
Hull, Eleanor, “The hawk of Achill or the legend of the oldest animals”, Folk-Lore 43:4 (1932): 376–409.

1913

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Hull, Eleanor, The northmen in Britain, New York: Thomas Y. Crowell Company, 1913.
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Hull, Eleanor, The poem-boek of the Gael: translations from Irish Gaelic poetry into English prose and verse, Chicago, 1913.
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1908

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Hull, Eleanor, Pagan Ireland, part 1: Social life in pagan Ireland; part 2: The romance of the early kings, 2nd ed., Epochs of Irish History, 1, Dublin: Gill, 1908.
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Hull, Eleanor, A text book of Irish literature, 2 vols, vol. 2, London, Dublin: Nutt, Gill, 1908.
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Hull, Eleanor, A text book of Irish literature, 2 vols, London, Dublin: Nutt, Gill, 1906–1908.
includes: Eleanor Hull, A text book of Irish literature, vol. 1 • Eleanor Hull, A text book of Irish literature, vol. 2

1906

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Hull, Eleanor, A text book of Irish literature, 2 vols, vol. 1, London, Dublin: Nutt, Gill, 1906.
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1905

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Hull, Eleanor, Early Christian Ireland [part 1: Ireland under her native rulers; part 2: The island of saints; part 3. Irish art and architecture, etc.], Epochs of Irish History, 2, London, Dublin: Nutt, Gill, 1905.
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1901

article
Hull, Eleanor, “Old Irish tabus, or geasa”, Folk-Lore 12:1 (May, 1901): 41–66.

1898

article
Meyer, Kuno [tr.], and Eleanor Hull [adapt.], “The birth of Conachar”, in: Eleanor Hull (ed.), The Cuchullin saga in Irish literature: being a collection of stories relating to the hero Cuchullin, 8, London, 1898. 1–6.  
comments: From Hull's introduction: "Abridged and adapted from the longer of the two main accounts of the birth of the king [Stowe 992], [...] edited and translated in full by [[Meyer 1884c |Kuno Meyer]] [...] Kuno Meyer has courteously furnished me with a revised translation of the lay 'Welcome the Stranger.'"
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comments: From Hull's introduction: "Abridged and adapted from the longer of the two main accounts of the birth of the king [Stowe 992], [...] edited and translated in full by [[Meyer 1884c |Kuno Meyer]] [...] Kuno Meyer has courteously furnished me with a revised translation of the lay 'Welcome the Stranger.'"
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Eleanor Hull, “Appendix 2: Outline of the movements of the hosts in Táin bó Cuailgne”, in: Eleanor Hull (ed.), The Cuchullin saga in Irish literature: being a collection of stories relating to the hero Cuchullin (1898).
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Eleanor Hull, “Appendix 3: Conspectus of the gathering of Ulster at the Hill of Slane (Táin bó Cuailgne)”, in: Eleanor Hull (ed.), The Cuchullin saga in Irish literature: being a collection of stories relating to the hero Cuchullin (1898).
edited work
Hull, Eleanor (ed.), The Cuchullin saga in Irish literature: being a collection of stories relating to the hero Cuchullin, Grimm Library, 8, London, 1898.
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article
Eleanor Hull, “Additional notes”, in: Eleanor Hull (ed.), The Cuchullin saga in Irish literature: being a collection of stories relating to the hero Cuchullin (1898).