Dana No. 5 (September 1904)
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Title: Dana
Subtitle: An Irish Magazine of Independent Thought
Issue: No. 5
Editor: John Eglinton, Frederick Ryan.
Place of publication: London, Dublin.
Publisher: Hodges, Figgis & Co., Ltd., Grafton Street, Dublin; David Nutt, 57-59 Long Acre, London, W.C.
Date: September 1904
Price: Six pence
Size: 8 3/4ins (22cm) x 5ins (13cm)

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A.E., 'Physical Force in Literature', essay, pp. 129 - 133
George Moore, 'Moods and Memories, VI', essay, pp. 134 - 139
Seumas O'Sullivan, 'Two Songs', poetry, p. 140
Alfred Webb, 'The Gaelic League and Politics', essay, pp. 141 - 144
Oliver Gogarty, 'To Stella', poetry, p. 144
Frederick Ryan, 'Criticism and Courage', essay, pp. 145 - 149
Paul Ruttledge, 'Stage Management at the National Theatre', essay, pp. 150 - 152
Fergus, 'Our Need of an Impersonal Judgment', essay, pp. 153 - 155
F. M. Atkinson, 'A Literary Causerie', review, pp. 156 - 160