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"'I, the poet William Yeats ... Restored this tower for my wife George' claims the lovely six-line poem in which Yeats dedicates the renovation of Thoor Ballylee. But the poem's truth conceals another, and different truth - that they worked together at the restoration, and it was largely her vision and hands that created a dwelling from the former ruins. Just how symbolic this is, of the close but largely hidden collaboration between them, is revealed by this deeply-researched life of George Yeats - the first full-scale biography of a woman of remarkable gifts and generous self concealment."…
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3 editions- Other · English · 2004Oxford University Press, USA · 824 pages · 9780199269211
- Other · English · 2002Oxford University Press · 9781280374982
- Other · English · 2002Oxford University Press · 808 pages · 9780198112327
Authors' spousesBiographyMarriageMarried peopleOccultistsSpiritualistsYeats, w. b. (william butler), 1865-1939Ireland, biography






