Douglas Hyde (disambiguation)

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Douglas Hyde (2)

Works have been aliased into Douglas Arnold Hyde.

Disambiguation notice

1) Douglas Hyde (1860-1949), CK above, wrote Beside the fire. 2) Douglas Arnold Hyde (1911-1996), wrote Dedication and leadership. 3) Douglas Hyde, Irish archaeologist connected to University College, Dublin.