Yeats, W. B. (William Butler), 1865-1939
Biography
William Butler Yeats was an Irish poet and one of the foremost figures of 20th-century literature. A pillar of the Irish literary establishment, he helped to found the Abbey Theatre, and in his later years served two terms as a Senator of the Irish Free State.
Found in 500 Collections and/or Records:
Loose-leaf notebook
Ellmann's extensive notes. Tabbed segments include: Villiers, Axel; Midnight court; Seanad Eirann; Berkeley; Swami Shri Purohit; The Winding Stair; Essays 1931-36; Dramatis Personae; Wheels and Butterflies; King of the Great Clock Tower; The Herne's Egg; Oxford's Book of Modern Verse; and A Vision.
Lyttleton, Edith
Synopsis of Yeats correspondence with Lyttleton.
Macauley, Robie, 1961 - 1974
Exchange regarding various essay submissions to The Kenyon Review.
Machen, Arthur, 1946
Ellmann asks Machen how he happened to join the Hermetic Students of the Golden Dawn. Includes letter from Sweetser regarding a batch of Machen letters he recently purchased.
MacLagan, Eric, 1946 - 1949
Exchange between Ellmann and MacLagan.
MacLeod, Fiona, 1901
Transcriptions of MacLeon's letter to Yeats.
Macmillan edition, 1954
First page proofs with handwritten notations, corrections and revisions.
Macnie, Isa M., 1948 - 1949
Exchange regarding Ellmann's use of Macnie's cartoon, "Chin Angles".
Magee, H. Malcolm, 1946
Exchange regarding the origins of the Theosophical Society in Dublin.
Magee, William Kirkpatrick, 1945 - 1962
Exchange regarding Yeats and occultism; Joyce and his Dubliners manuscript.