• Publication: More Celtic Fairy TalesPublication Record # 590187
• Editor: Joseph Jacobs
• Date: 1895-00-00
• Publisher: David Nutt
• Pages: vi+216
• Format:
  hc^?Hardcover. Used for all hardbacks of any size.
• Type: ANTHOLOGY
• Notes: Cheap edition, late 1895 Library of Congress (LCCN, below) reports this page-count and "illustrations"; does not identify the illustrator or mention Notes.
• External IDs:
  • LCCN: 04-22060

Contents (view Concise Listing)

•  More Celtic Fairy Tales • interior artwork by John D. Batten
• Preface (More Celtic Fairy Tales) • (1894) • essay by Joseph Jacobs
• The Fate of the Children of Lir • (1894) • short story by Joseph Jacobs
• Jack the Cunning Thief • (1894) • short story by Joseph Jacobs
• Powel, Prince of Dyfed • (1894) • short story by Joseph Jacobs
• Paddy O'Kelly and the Weasel • (1894) • short story by Douglas Hyde (variant of Paudyeen O'Kelly and the Weasel 1890)
• The Black Horse • (1894) • short story by J. F. Campbell
• The Vision of MacConglinney • (1894) • short story by Kuno Meyer
• Dream of Owen O'Mulready • (1894) • short story by Joseph Jacobs
• Morraha • (1893) • short story by W. Larminie
• The Story of the McAndrew Family • (1894) • short story by Joseph Jacobs
• The Farmer of Liddesdale • (1891) • short story by Rev. J. MacDougall
• The Greek Princess and the Young Gardener • (1870) • short story by Patrick Kennedy
• The Russet Dog • (1894) • short story by Joseph Jacobs
• Smallhead and the King's Sons • [Hero Tales of Ireland • 20] • (1892) • short story by Jeremiah Curtin
• The Legend of Knockgrafton • (1825) • short story by Thomas Crofton Croker
• Elidore • (1894) • short story by Joseph Jacobs
• The Leeching of Kayn's Leg • (1894) • novelette by Joseph Jacobs
• How Fin Went to the Kingdom of the Big Men • (1894) • short story by John Gregorson Campbell [as by J. G. Campbell]
• How Cormac Mac Art Went to Faery • (1894) • short story by Alfred Nutt
• The Ridere of Riddles • (1894) • short story by J. F. Campbell
• The Tail • (1860) • short story by J. F. Campbell