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In 1897, George Moore continued writing his novel Evelyn Innes (1898), a self-conscious departure from the social realism of Esther Waters (1894) and psychological churn of Celibates (1895). His love of painting was somewhat eclipsed by his passion for music, in particular the “new” music of Richard Wagner and and the “old” music of Arnold Dolmetsch. He published little in periodicals and was relatively free from controversy, for a change. The seeds of his participation in the Irish Literary Revival were planted at this time. There are 47 extant letters of George Moore from the year 1897.
Letters January-July 1897
1897-01-03 to Angelena Frances Milman
1897-01-04 to Angelena Frances Milman
1897-01-09 to Angelena Frances Milman
1897-01-18 to a French Journalist
1897-03 to Angelena Frances Milman
1897-03-15 to Angelena Frances Milman
1897-04-03 to Angelena Frances Milman
1897-04-15 to Édouard Dujardin
1897-04-22 to Édouard Dujardin
1897-04-25 to Édouard Dujardin
1897-06 to Angelena Frances Milman
1897-07-02 to Édouard Dujardin
1897-07-09 to Angelena Frances Milman
1897-07-15 to Édouard Dujardin
1897-07-16 to Édouard Dujardin
Letters August-December 1897
1897-08-13 to Édouard Dujardin
1897-08-16 to Édouard Dujardin
1897-09-01 to Thomas Fisher Unwin
1897-09-10 to Maud Burke Cunard
1897-09-17 to Mrs. Patrick Campbell
1897-10-22 to Maud Burke Cunard
1897-10-29 to Maud Burke Cunard
1897-11-03 to Édouard Dujardin
1897-11-04 to Angelena Frances Milman
1897-11-05 to Elizabeth Robins
1897-11-08 to Angelena Frances Milman
1897-11-08 to Édouard Dujardin
1897-11-12 to the Editor of the Musician
1897-11-17 to Leonie Jerome Leslie
1897-12-03 to Elizabeth Robins
1897-12-05 to Elizabeth Robins
1897-12-06 to Elizabeth Robins
1897-12-09 to Elizabeth Robins
1897-12-10 to Elizabeth Robins
1897-12-14 to Leonie Jerome Leslie
1897-12-16 to Thomas Fisher Unwin
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