during the Irish War of Independence. Managing editor was Lennon's brother in law, George H. Sherwood. Campbell returned to Ireland in 1939, settling at Glencree, County Wicklow, and dying at Lacken Daragh, Enniskerry on 6 June 1944. Works Songs of Uladh (1904) with Seaghan Campbell The Old Woman' by Joseph CampbellThe Little Cowherd of Slainge (1904) playThe Garden of the Bees (1905) poemsThe Rush-Light (1906) poemsThe Man-Child (1907) poemsThe Gilly of Christ (1907) poemsThe Mountainy Singer (1909) poemsMearing Stones (1911) travel writingJudgment: A Play (1912)Irishry (1913) poemsEarth of Cualann (1917) poemsCollected Poems of Joseph Campbell (1963)As I was Among the Captives: Joseph Campbell's Prison Diary (2001), edited by Eiléan Ní ChuilleanáinI Will Go with My Father A-PloughingFour Irish Songs (n.d.) by Charlottr Milligan Fox, illustrations as Seaghan MacCathmhaiol. See also John Patrick Campbell, his brother List of Irish writers References Norah Saunders, 1988. Joseph Campbell: Poet & Nationalist 1879-1944, a Critical Biography'', External links 20th-century Irish poets 1879 births 1944 deaths Writers from Belfast People from County Antrim People of the Irish Civil War (Anti-Treaty side) Fordham University faculty People educated at St Malachy's College Irish expatriates in the United States Translators from Irish Irish–English translators