Francis Ledwidge - Works

Works

  • Songs of the Fields (1915) Full text at Internet Archive
  • Songs of Peace (1917)
  • Last Songs (1918) Full text at Internet Archive
  • The complete poems of Francis Ledwidge; with introductions by Lord Dunsany (1919) Full text at Internet Archive

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