Colby Library Quarterly 291

Abstract

UCH of the credit for bringing the life and writings of Standish O'Grady to the attention of American scholars is due to the late Ernest Boyd, distinguished critic and author of such works as Ireland's Literary Renaissance and Appreciations and Depreciations: Irish Literary Studies. A number of the items listed below are from his personal library. They are among the many important gifts which Boyd made to the James Augustine Healy Collection of modern Irish Literature now at Colby. The Standish O'Grady section of this collection is the result of the in­ terest and zeal of Mr. James A. Healy of New York City, who was particularly successful in acquiring many O'Grady items from the Library of the late John Quinn. The following check list represents one of the most com­ prehensive collections of O'Grady material extant. It is divided into six sections, each of which is arranged chron­ ologically except the last, which is in alphabetical order. All references are to The Complete Catalog oj the Library oj John Quinn) New York, Anderson Galleries, 19 24.

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