Ian Campbell Ross

Standard Name: Ross, Ian Campbell

Connections

Connections Author name Excerpt
Literary responses Sarah Butler
Irish Tales, say its modern editors, is arguably unique . . . in all English-language fiction in so directly linking modern English-language print culture and the older Irish-language bardic manuscript culture.
Butler, Sarah. “Introduction”. Irish Tales, edited by Ian Campbell Ross et al., Four Courts Press, 2010, pp. 9-31.
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Ian Campbell Ross
Literary Setting Sarah Butler
Butler makes of this history a novel ostensibly in ten parts, though the plot continues through them as a single sustained narrative. They are titled The Captivated Monarch, The Banish'd Prince (both titles to...
Publishing Sarah Butler
Since some scholars believe that SB was not a woman but a pseudonym, other names have been put forward for authorship. They include Charles Gildon (who supplied the dedicatory epistle), or the Jacobite translator and...

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Texts

Ross, Ian Campbell. “One of the Principal Nations in Europe: The Representation of Ireland in Sarah Butlers Irish TalesEighteenth-Century Fiction, Vol.
7
, No. 1, pp. 1-16.
Butler, Sarah. “Introduction”. Irish Tales, edited by Ian Campbell Ross et al., Four Courts Press, 2010, pp. 9-31.
Butler, Sarah. Irish Tales. Editors Ross, Ian Campbell et al., Four Courts Press, 1010.