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Letter from Feargal McGrath, The Society of Jesus, 35 Lower Leeson Street, Dublin. Replying on behalf of Father M. A. O'Grady, The Society of Jesus, he informs Edward McGrath that it would be important to spend a few weeks in Dublin in order to interview people who knew Joyce. States that 'the idea that there was a concerted move on the part of the Order (Jesuit) to get the book ['Dubliners'] suppressed is completely without foundation'. In reply to a question concerning the opinion of Irish Jesuits of Joyce, he notes that 'some Jesuits think Joyce of great significance, in view of his undoubted influence on modern writing. Others think him greatly over-rated, and believe that the vogue for him will pass.'
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23 March 1958
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Use and Reproduction
Digital image copyright Glucksman Library, University of Limerick. Contact Special Collections and Archives Department at specoll@ul.ie for permissions to reuse.
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