Description:  Vividly told stories of kingdoms lost and kingdoms won by Cormac of the magical green jerkin and his three sons, by a masterful storyteller in the Gaelic tradition whose language conjures up the hearth-side of long ago with its tales of happenings in a world filled with Kings, Princesses, and Champions. In his introduction to the book, Padraic Colum says of Dunbar, "Here is a writer who has not merely entered into, but who has possession of, a real vein in story-telling."

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1. The Constant Green Jerkin
2. The Harvestin' o' Dermond
3. Eiveen Cold-Heart
4. The Questin' o' Cleena
5. Ethlenn o' the Mist
6. Wild Apples an' Golden Grain
7. King Diarmid an' Pol
8. Fair Ailinn

9. The Servin' o' Culain
10. How Cormac Lost His Kingdom
11. Wind an' Wave an' Wandherin' Flame
12. Grainne the Haughty
13. Light o' Me Eyes
14. Conn the Boaster
15. The King o' the Three Winds