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Two Irelands
Willard Potts
UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS PRESS
AUSTIN
Contents
Acknowledgments ix
Abbreviations Used xi
ONE Sectarianism and the Irish Revival i
TWO The Critical Writings 48
THREE Dubliners 68
FOUR Stephen Hero and A Portrait of the Artist 100
FIVE Exiles 124
Six Ulysses 144
Notes 199
Bibliography 211
Index 217
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