Correspondence between Art O'Brien and various people, mainly Anti-Treaty supporters and symphatisers,
1922 Jan. 13 - 1923 Jan. 30.
Includes correspondence with; Caitlín Brugha concerning the establishment of a Republican newspaper, Joseph MacDonagh regarding the 'Republic', Domhnall O'Ceallaghan [Donal O'Callaghan] regarding his failure to win a seat in the General Election, Maurice Moore concerning papers in O'Brien's possession, Scott Hayward of 'New Ireland', Professor Stockley and his wife Violet about the Civil War and censorship, Thomas Johnson concerning his arrest, Annie MacSwiney regarding her sister Mary's imprisonment, and some material relating to the London Office including a report by C. B. Dutton.
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Language: | English |
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Notes: | Physical description: 1 folder (29 items). |
Arrangement: | Sub-fonds |
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Correspondence between Art O'Brien and various people, mainly Anti-Treaty supporters and symphatisers,
1922 Jan. 13 - 1923 Jan. 30.
In Collection: | Art Ó Briain papers, c. 1900-c.1945. |
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Description: | Includes correspondence with; Caitlín Brugha concerning the establishment of a Republican newspaper, Joseph MacDonagh regarding the 'Republic', Domhnall O'Ceallaghan [Donal O'Callaghan] regarding his failure to win a seat in the General Election, Maurice Moore concerning papers in O'Brien's possession, Scott Hayward of 'New Ireland', Professor Stockley and his wife Violet about the Civil War and censorship, Thomas Johnson concerning his arrest, Annie MacSwiney regarding her sister Mary's imprisonment, and some material relating to the London Office including a report by C. B. Dutton. |
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Language: | English |
Extent: | 1 folder (29 items). |
Format: | Manuscript |
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MS 8,421/26
(Manuscripts Reading Room) |
Rights: | Reproduction rights owned by the National Library of Ireland. |