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Pam
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Irish Nationalism
Pamphlet Collection
1859-1943
2.0 linear feet
A collection of approximately 500
pamphlets, leaflets, booklet and book-length literature, published during the
Home Rule crisis (1912-1914), World War I (1914-1918), or immediately
thereafter.
Materials are in
English,French,Gaelic andGerman
Much of the material is extremely fragile and encased in sleeves. In some cases photocopies have been made and are located with the
original material.
This is a collection of materials directly related to and largely
produced during the Irish Nationalism movement of the early 1900s. Included are
some official government publications and items from private organizations such
as patriotic societies, religious leagues, and special interest groups. They
represent a range of opinion from English, American, German, French, and Irish.
Materials for this collection were separated from the World War I Pamphlet
Collection (Pam 01). For related information, see also the folders for Great
Britain, Australia, and France in that collection.
This collection has been organized alphabetically by
movement/organization or subject heading and then chronologically when
feasible. Although the grouping has been categorized and sorted at the folder
level, item-level descriptive information has been drawn from records available
in WorldCat. The Irish Republican Brotherhood category doesn’t necessarily
contain literature produced by the organization. However, it is literature
about the organization or by/about members and the Easter Rising for which the
IRB was responsible.
Researchers must use collection in accordance with the policies of
Archives and Special Collections, the Maureen and Mike Mansfield Library, and
The University of Montana-Missoula.
Researchers are responsible for using in accordance with 17 U.S.C. and
any other applicable statutes.
[Name of document], Irish Nationalism Pamphlet
Collection, Archives and Special Collections, Maureen and Mike Mansfield
Library, The University of Montana-Missoula.
These materials were held by the Library of Congress prior to their
transfer to The University of Montana in 1975.
The acquistion of this collection of duplicate pamphlets and other
publications originally acquired by the Library of Congress was facilitated by
Montana Senator Lee Metcalf and University of Montana Professor Paul G.
Lauren.
The collection has been organized alphabetically by subject and then
chronologically when practical. The language of the material is currently noted
in the title field.
Materials for this collection were separated from the World War I
Pamphlet Collection (Pam 01). For related information, see also the folders for
Great Britain, Australia, and France in that collection.
This collection is indexed under the following headings in the online
catalog. Researchers desiring materials about related topics, persons, or
places should search the catalog using these headings.
Nationalism--Northern Ireland
1/1
American Opinions: against Sinn
Féin (in English)
1916-1918
Fox, George L.
Roger Casement and John Redmond. New Haven: [the
author], 1916.
Fox, George L.
A Just View of the Dublin Rebellion of Easter Week, 1916.
New Haven: [the author], 1917.
Fox, George L.
Ireland and the Union.New Haven: [the author], 1918.
[(reprinted from "The Nation" of September, 14, 1918.) (2 copies)]
Fox, George L.
Sound Truth About the Irish Question. New Haven:
[the author], 1918.
1/2
Appeals for American Support (in
English)
1914
and undated
Griffith, Arthur.
How Ireland Has "Prospered" Under English Rule, and the
Slave Mind. New York: Irish Progressive League, n.d. (2 copies)
Cuffe, Tomás S.
America and Ireland: Which Is the Debtor?Dublin:
Whelan and Son Upper Ormand Quay, 1914.
1/3
Appeals for American Support (in
English)
1917-1919
Leslie, Shane.
The Irish Issue in Its American Aspect: A Contribution to
the Settlement of Anglo-American Relations During and After the Great
War.New York: C. Scribner's Sons, 1917. (fragile; this pamphlet is
missing its front and back cover.)
McCartan, Patrick.
Ireland's Appeal to America 1917: Address Presented to
Congress, Washington, July 23rd. Also, America's Appeal to Ireland
1775.Dublin: Thomas Kiersey, 1917.
Hartnell, Crawford.
The Case for Ireland Re-Stated to the President of the
United States of America on Independence Day, 1918. with a Series of
Illustrated Historical Points Supplementing the Text. Dublin: Wilson
Hartnell & Co., 1918.
Meagher, Thomas J.
"Ireland": [response to a Toast at the Dinner of the
Friendly Sons of St. Patrick of Philadelphia on St. Patrick's Day ... 1919].
Philadelphia?, 1919.
1/4
Appeals for American Support: Hanna
Sheehy Skeffington (in English)
1917-1918
Skeffington, Francis Sheehy, and Hanna Sheehy-Skeffington.
A Forgotten Small Nationality: Ireland and the War. British
Militarism as I Have Known It.New York City: Donnelly Press, 1917?
Skeffington, Hanna Sheehy.
British Militarism As I Have Known It.1917.
Introductory Speech of William Short. The Interrupted Speech
of Hanna Sheehy Skeffinton delivered at Knights of the Red Branch
Hall.Published by Hanna Sheehy Skeffingtion, 1918. (fragile)
1/5
Atrocities Alleged: against Great
Britain (in English)
1901?
and undated
The Manufacture of Crime in Ireland. Leaflet No.
3.Dublin: Irish Press Agency, 1901?
Two Years of English Atrocities in Ireland [English
Atrocities in Ireland, 1917-18].n.d. (fragile)
1/6
Atrocities Alleged: against Great
Britain (in English)
1917-1921
Smith-Gordon, Lionel, and Cruise O'Brien.
Starvation in Dublin. Dublin: Wood Printing Works,
1917. (fragile)
Béaslaí, P S.
In Maryboro' and Mountjoy: The Prison Experiences and
Prison-Breaking of an Irish Volunteer (Padraic Fleming) by an Irish
priest.Ireland?: 1919.
England's "Goodwill": How It Operates in Ireland.
1920.
O'Callaghan, Kate M. M.
The Limerick Curfew Murders of March 7th 1921. The Case of
Michael O' Callaghan ... Presented by His Widow.S.l, 1921.
Bodkin, M. M. D, and Hamar Greenwood.
A Considered Judgment: Report of Judge Bodkin (thirteen and
a Half Years County Court Judge of Co. Clare) Forwarded to the Right Hon. Sir
Hamar Greenwood, Chief Secretary for Ireland, and Read in Open Court at Ennis,
Co. Clare, on Saturday, 5th February, 1921. Dublin: The Talbot Press
Limited, 1921.
Who Burnt Cork City? a Tale of Arson, Loot, and Murder: The
Evidence of Over Seventy Witnesses.Dublin: Irish Labour Party &
Trade Union Congress, 1921.
1/7
Atrocities Alleged: British
Investigations (in English)
1916
Simon, John.
Report of Commission: Royal Commission on the Arrest and
Subsequent Treatment of Mr. Francis Sheehy Skeffington, Mr. Thomas Dickson, and
Mr. Patrick James Mcintyre. London: Printed under the authority of His
Majesty's Stationary Office, by Darling and Son, 1916. (fragile)
1/8
Conscription Crisis (in
English)
1918
and undated
O'Neill, Laurence, Joseph Devlin, John Dillon, Michael Egan,
Thomas Johnson, William O'Brien, T M. Healy, Valera E. De, Arthur Griffith,
Michael Logue, William J. Walsh, and J.J. O'Reilly.
Ireland & Conscription: Unanimous Declaration of the
Mansion House Conference. "National Pledge." Dublin: Wilson, Hartnell
& Co. Dublin, 1918.
Leaders' Manifesto Against Conscription! A Declaration of
War. Call to Resistance.n.d. (fragile)
Fogarty, Michael, and Sinn Féin.
Bishop of Killaloe and Conscription: "England Has No Moral
Right to Enforce Conscription." His Lordship Most Rev. Dr. Fogarty, Lord Bishop
of Killaloe, Has Addressed the Following Letter to the Ennis Sinn Féin
Club. Ireland: Sinn Féin?, 1918. (fragile)
No Conscription!: Ireland's Case Re-Stated; Address to the
President of the United States of America from the Mansion House
Conference.Dublin: Mansion House Conference, 1918. (fragile)
1/9
Conspiracies Alleged: by Great
Britain (in English)
1915-1921
German Paper Tells of British Plot to Kidnap Sir R. Casement
Surpassing Dime Novel Fiction.New York: German Information Service,
1915. (from the "New York American")
Lynn, R.J.
Irish Freedom. Some Hard Facts! What Home Rule
Means.1919. (fragile; reprinted from "The Sunday Times")
The Conspiracy against the British Empire: Ireland and the
Revolution. London: Boswell Print. & Pub. Co, 1921. (2 copies)
1/10
Dáil Éireann (in English and
Gaelic)
1919-1921
De, Valera E.
The Foundation of the Republic of Ireland in the Vote of the
People: Results of the General Election of December, 1918-a National Plebiscite
Held Under British Law and British Supervision. New York, 1919.
Ireland's Address to the Free Nations of the
World.Dublin: Fergus O'Connor, 1919.
The Authority of Dáil Éireann.1919?
The Declaration of Irish Independence.Dublin: Fergus
O'Connor, Dublin, 1919.
De, Valera Eamon.
Presidential Statement of Policy: Delivered at the Public
Session of Dail Eireann, April 10, 1919. Ireland?: s.n., 1919.
(fragile)
De, Valera E, and D. Lloyd George.
Official Correspondence Relating to the Peace Negotiations,
June-September, 1921.Dublin: s.n., 1921. (fragile; Gaelic with official
English translations)
1/11
Dáil Éireann: Relations with the
United States
1921
De, Valera E.
Address to the Congress of the United States: Adopted at the
January Session of Dail Eireann, 1921.1921.
1/12
Home Rule Movement (in
English)
1912?-1920
Rolleston, Thomas W.
Ireland and Poland. A Comparison. London: Fisher
Unwin, 1917.
Irish Press Agency.
Do the Irish Want Home Rule?: The Money Test. Leaflet No.
35.Dublin: Sealy, Bryers, and Walker, 1912?
Irish Press Agency.
A Personally Conducted Tour in Ulster. Leaflet No.
44.Westminster, Irish Press Agency, 1912?
Irish Press Agency.
What Is "Ulster"? Leaflet No. 58.Dublin: Sealy,
Bryers, and Walker, 1912?
The First of the Small Nations.S.l: s.n, 1920.
(fragile)
Red Hand [pseudonym].
Through Corruption to Dismemberment. a Story of Apostacy and
Betrayal.Derry: Printed by Joseph Chambers, 1917. (fragile)
1/13
Home Rule Movement: Canadian
Support (in English)
1882
Blake, Edward.
Official Report of the Speech Delivered by Hon. Edward
Blake, Leader of the Liberal Party of Canada on the Irish Question.
Ottawa: MacLean, Roger & Co., 1882. (fragile)
1/14
Irish-American Activism (in
English)
1916
and undated
The Voice of Ireland.Washington, D.C.: Irish
Diplomatic Mission, n.d.
"New York American" Tuesday, 16th, May, 1916: "Thank God for
Freedom's Martyrs in Every Land and Age."Ireland?, 1916. (fragile)
1/15
Irish-American Activism (in
English)
1919
Regan, John X.
Ireland and the Presidents of the United States.
Boston: Advisory Committee, Irish Victory Fund, 1919. (This book is identical
to the one titled "Ireland Beats Wilson")
Dorbene, Kevin S.
Ireland Beats Wilson.Dublin: Whelan & Son, 1919.
(This book is identical to the one titled "Ireland and the Presidents of the
United States")
O'Connell, Daniel T.
Edward Raymond Turner, Apostle and Apologist of Reaction:
His Widely Advertised Book, "England and Ireland," Proclaimed "Impartial,
Comprehensive and Authoritative," Is a Mass of Misinformation.
Washington D.C.: Irish National Bureau, 1919.
O'Connell, Daniel T.
The Truth About Ireland in the Great War: An Analysis of
Admiral Sims' Unfair Attack on the Irish People. Washington, D.C: Irish
National Bureau, 1919.
Statement of Irish-American Delegates.Dublin Castle:
Chief Secretary's Office, 1919. (fragile)
1/16
Irish-American Activism (in
English)
1920-1921
News-Letter of the Friends of Irish Freedom. Vol. II, No.
33.National Bureau of Information. Washington, 1921.
Mahony, Thomas H.
Ireland and Secession: An Answer to Lloyd George.
Boston: [reprinted by Friends of Irish Freedom, Inc., New York], 1920.
(2 copies)
Irish Councils for Irish Freedom.Washington, D.C.:
Irish Diplomatic Mission, 1920.
1/17
Irish-American Activism: History of
Ireland (in English)
1859-1893
Jackway, R R.
Ireland: Past, Present and Future. Milwaukee: B.
Franklin Printing House, 1859.
A Word on the Merits: Or, England's "Kettle-of-Fish" Rule in
Ireland.Baltimore: Office of St. Joseph's Advocate, 1893.
1/18
Irish Dominion League (in
English)
1919-1921
Pope-Hennessy, R.
The Irish Dominion: A Method of Approach to a Settlement.
London: Nisbet & Co., 1919. (fragile)
The Irish Dominion League.1920. (fragile)
Harrison, Henry.
The Irish Peace Conference 1920 and Its Betrayal: Does the
Government Want a Genuine Peace?Dublin: Irish Dominion League,
1921.
1/19
Irish Republican Brotherhood:
Diarmuid (Jeremiah) O'Donovan Rossa (in English & Gaelic)
1915
MacSwinney, Terence J.
Rossa - Born 1831. Died 1915: Buried Glasnevin Cemetery,
Dublin, Sunday, August 1st, 1915. Dublin: O'Donovan Rossa Funeral
Committee, 1915.
Pearse, Padraic, Thomas MacDonagh, Arthur Griffith, James
Connolly, and Brian O'Higgins.
Diarmuid Ó Donnaḃáin Rosa, 1831-1915: Souvenir of Public
Funeral to Glasnevin Cemetery, Dublin, August 1st, 1915. Dublin:
Patrick Mahon, [Printer], 1915.
1/20
Irish Republican Brotherhood:
Easter Rising (in English)
1916
The Rebellion in Dublin, April, 1916. Dublin: Eason
& Son, Dublin and Belfast, 1916. [(photos and text detailing the
destruction caused by the Easter Rising)
1/21
Irish Republican Brotherhood:
Easter Rising (in English & Gaelic)
1916
A Fragment of 1916 History.1916.
Clarke, Thomas J, Seán MacDiarmada, Padraic Pearse, James
Connolly, Thomas MacDonagh, Éamonn Ceannt, and Joseph M. Plunkett.
Poblacht Na H'éireann. The Provisional Government of the
Irish Republic to the People of Ireland.Dublin: s.n, 1916. (Also issued
as Ireland's Declaration of Independence.)
1/22
Irish Republican Brotherhood:
Easter Rising (in English)
1916
The Sinn Féin Leaders of 1916: With Numerous Illustrations
and Complete Lists of Deportees, Casualties, Etc. ; with Appendix on New
Parliamentary Party, Count Plunkett, Joseph Macguinness, De Valera, Cosgrave.
Dublin: Cahill & Co, 1917.
2/1
Irish Republican Brotherhood:
Easter Rising (in English)
1917
Sinn Féin Rebellion Handbook, Easter, 1916: A Complete and
Connected Narrative of the Rising, with Detailed Accounts of the Fighting at
All Points. Dublin: Weekly Irish Times, 1917. (extremely fragile)
2/2
Irish Republican Brotherhood:
Pádraig Pearse (in English)
1915-1916
Pearse, Pádraig.
The Sovereign People. Tracts for the Times, No.
13.Dublin: Whelan, 1916.
Pearse, Padraic.
Oration of P.H. Pearse Over Rossa's Grave. Dublin:
Fergus O'Connor, 1915.
2/3
Irish Republican Brotherhood:
Thomas Ashe (in English)
1917
Inquest on Thos. Ashe: The Verdict of the
Jury.Dublin: Fergus O'Connor, 1917. (2 copies)
Ashe, Thomas.
Oration Delivered by Commandant Thomas Ashe at Casement's
Fort, Ardfert, Co. Kerry, on Sunday, 5th August, 1917. Ireland?: s.n,
1917.
2/4
Irish Volunteers (in
English)
1915-1916
MacNeill, Eoin.
Shall Ireland Be Divided. Tracts for the Times, No.
2. Dublin: Irish Volunteer Headquarters, 1915.
O'Rahilly, The [Michael J.].
The Secret History of the Irish Volunteers. Tracts for the
Times, No. 3.Dublin: Irish Publicity League, 1915.
Griffith, Arthur.
When the Government Publishes Sedition. Tracts for the
Times, No. 4.Dublin: Irish Publicity League, 1916.
Newman, A. and Herbert M Pim.
Ascendency While You Wait. Tracts for the Times, No.
5.Dublin: Irish Publicity League, 1916. (cartoon drawn bySeaghan
MacCathmhaiol)
MacNeill, Eoin.
Daniel O'Connell and Sinn Féin. Part I: O'Connell's
Alternative. Tracts for the Times, No. 6.Dublin: Irish Publicity
League, 1916.
2/5
Labor/Industrial Movement (in
English)
1917-1919
Further Sidelights on Bolshevism, Sinn Féin, and the Irish
Trades' Congress.Dublin: Humphrey & Armour. Printers. Dublin.,
1919. (2 copies)
Sidelights on Bolshevism, Sinn Féin, and the Irish
Transport Union.Dublin: Humphrey & Armour. Printers., 1917.
MacKenna, Rose.
A Plea for Social Emancipation in Ireland.London:
The National Labour Press, 1917.
Ireland at Berne: Being the Reports and Memoranda [of the
Irish Labour Party and Trade Union Congress] Presented to the International
Labour and Socialist Conference Held at Berne, February, 1919. Dublin:
Talbot Press, 1919.
2/6
Labor/Industrial Movement: British
Investigations (in English)
1921
Manifesto of Leaders of the Intellectual Life of Great
Britain on Ireland: And Report of the British Labor Commission to Ireland.
New York: The World Tomorrow, 1921. (2 copies)
2/7
Labor/Industrial Movement: Cumann
na mBann [League of Women] (in English)
1915
Why Ireland Is Poor: English Laws and Irish
Industries. Dublin: Publication Committee of Cumann na mBann (Central
Branch), 1915. (fragile)
2/8
Language Preservation (in English
& Gaelic)
1910-1943
Casement, Roger.
The Language of the Outlaw.Dublin?: s.n, 1910.
(Printer's Note: "Printed on Paper of Irish Manufacture.")
Sinn Féin.
The National Value of the Irish Language.Dublin:
Powell Press, 1918. (fragile)
Ó Sandair, Cathal.
Jacko Agus Scéalta Eile. [Jacko and Other
Stories.]Baile Átha Cliath [Dublin], 1943. [Cathal Ó Sandair was one
of the most prolific (Irish) Gaelic-language authors of the 20th century. His
popular juvenile fiction encouraged young Irish to read Gaelic, increasing
their knowledge of the Irish language.]
2/9
Language Preservation: Gaelic
League (in English)
O' hIcí, M. P.
The True National Idea.Dublin: Gaelic League,
1898.
O'Riain, W P.
Lessons from Modern Language Movements: What Native Speech
Has Achieved for Nationality. Dublin: Gaelic League, 1901. (2
copies)
The Irish Language and Irish Intermediate Education: V.
Foreign Testimony. Dublin: Gaelic League, 1901.
Lane-Poole, Stanley.
An Oxford Professor on the Irish Language.Dublin:
The Powell Press, 1907.
2/10
Language Preservation: Gaelic
League (in English & Gaelic)
1914-1921 and undated
Hyde, Douglas.
The Gaelic League and Politics.Dublin: Cahill &
Co., Ltd., 1914.
The Constitution of the Gaelic League As Amended by the
Ard-Fheis, August, 1919. Dublin: Gaelic League, 1919.
The Constitution of the Gaelic League As Amended by the
Ard-Fheis, August, 1920. Dublin: Gaelic League, 1920.
Cúntas na h Árd-fheise.Dublin: Muinntir Dollard,
teó., 1920.
Bairéad, Stiofán [Stephen Barrett].
Connradh na Gaedhilge [Gaelic League]. Liosta de 'n Airgead
a Tháinic Isteach Sa Mbliadhain, 1920-21.Dublin: Ó Lochlainn, Ó
Murchadha, Ó Beoláin Tta, Clodóiri [O'Loughlin, Murphy & Boland, Ltd.,
printers], 1921. (fragile)
Conradh na Gaeilge (Gaelic League).
Specimen Rules for Craobhacha [Branches].Dublin?:
Gaelic League, n.d.
What the Irish Language Is: Some Facts. Dublin:
Gaelic League, n.d. (fragile)
Objects of the Gaelic League. Baile Átha Cliath
[Dublin]: Connradh na Gaedhilge [Gaelic League], n.d. (fragile)
2/11
Nationalism Movement (in
English)
1917-1921
A.E. [Russell, George William].
Thoughts for a Convention: Memorandum on the State of
Ireland. Dublin: Maunsel, 1917. (fragile)
England's Fair Words and - Ireland. Dublin: P. Mahon
[printer], 1919. (fragile)
Colonial Home Rule: Would It Settle Anything?
Dublin: Mahon, 1919. (fragile)
Bright, John Hampden.
What's Wrong with Ireland? 1920. (fragile)
A.E. [Russell, George William].
Ireland and the Empire at the Court of Conscience.
Dublin: Talbot Press, 1921.
A.E. [Russell, George William].
The Inner and the Outer Ireland. Dublin: Talbot
Press, 1921.
2/12
Nationalist Ballads (in
English)
undated
Connell, Jem.
Workers of Ireland: Irish Labour Songs, No. 1. Air:
"O'Donnell Abu."n.d.
A Song of Fermoy. Air: "The Shan Van Voch."n.d.
Ballykinlar Co. [county] Down. Air: "A Little Bit of
Heaven."n.d. (The army base in Ballykinlar, Northern Ireland, was used
as a internment camp for Irish rebels during the Irish War of
Independence.)
A Soldier's Song: Marching song of the Irish
Republic.n.d. (fragile)
That's the Stuff to Give 'im: Topical Air.n.d. (song
about Sinn Féin.)
The Pressmen and the Spy. Air: "The Peeler and the
Goat."n.d. (song about Sinn Féin.)
The Bould "Black & Tan." Air: "Master
McGrath."n.d.
M.L.
An Insurgent Song. Air: "Slievenamon."n.d.
A Toast to De Valera. Air: "Ireland Boys,
Hurrah."n.d. (fragile)
Wrap the Green Flag Round Me.n.d.
God Save the Peelers. Air: "God Save Ireland."n.d.
(fragile)
Ireland Must Be Free. Air: "Paddies
Evermore."n.d.
Pat Molone, I.V. Old Air: "The Irish Jaunting Car", or
"Paddies Evermore."n.d. (song about the Easter Rising and its
aftermath.)
Peace--Perfect Peace. Air: "Whack fol the diddle,"
etc.n.d.
2/13
Nationalist Ballads (in
English)
1914-1922
The Grand Oul' Dame Brittannia. Air: Leather Away with the
Wattle O. Ireland, 1914. (fragile)
Sliabh, Ruadh. [psuedonym, old Irish name for Three Rock
Mountain, County Dublin.]
We're Fighting Now for Christianity. Air: "Killaloe."
Ireland, 1916. (Owen Roe's address to his troop before the battle of
Benburb, 1641, printed on verso of leaf.)
Cavanagh, Maeve.
A Ballad for Rebels. Air: "The Wearing of the Green."
Ireland, 1916.
With the Irish Volunteers. Air: "The Rising of the
Moon."Ireland, 1916. (song about the Easter Rising.)
Let Erin Remember Easter Week. Air: "Let Erin Remember the
Days of Old."Ireland, 1916.
The Irish Green: A Romance of Easter, 1916. Air: "The
Jackets Green."Ireland, 1916.
The Conscripts' Chorus: An Execration of Lloyd
George.Ireland, 1918. (fragile) (Illustration is cartoon of the devil
beckoning Lloyd George from his work of carving-up Ireland.)
Markievicz, Constance.
A Battle Hymn: Dedicated to the Irish Citizen Army.
Dublin, 1918.
Mac, Dubhghaill C.
The Pig Push: Dedicated to Diarmuid Lynch, Sinn Féin Food
Controller. Air: "The Wearing of the Green."Ireland, 1918.
The Standard of Green White & Gold: A Song of the Truce.
Air: "The Bold Fenian Men." Ireland, 1918.
Georgie I Hardly Knew Ye. Air: "Johnny, I Hardly Knew
Ye."Ireland, 1918. (song mocking Lloyd George.)
Oul' Lloyd George's Bill. Air: Father O'Flynn.
Ireland, 1918.
Manchester Ballad on the Escape of Sinn Féin Prisoners from
Strangeways Gaol, Oct. 25th, 1919.S.l: s.n., 1919. (extremely fragile;
photocopied)
The Irish Volunteer Song Sheet.Dublin: n.p., 1920.
(fragile)
Cronin, Mary Elizabeth.
I Dreamed Ireland Was Free--Will My Dream Come
True?1920.
Battle of Mountjoy. Air: "Clare's
Dragoons."1920.
In Memoriam. Tomas MacCurtain, Lord Mayor of Cork, murdered
March, 1920. Air: "Erin the Tear."1920.
The Walls of Derry. Air: "The Rakes of
Mallow."1920.
Brave Sons of Granuaile. Air: Granuaile." Ireland,
1921. (fragile) (Thomas O'Brien, Daniel O'Callaghan, John Lyons, Timothy
McCarthy, Patrick O'Mahony, John Allen. Shot in Cork Jail, 28th February,
1921.)
Ye Murderers of England.1921. (fragile) (Thomas
Wheelan, Patrick Moran, Patrick Doyle, Thomas Bryan, Frank Flook and Bernard
Ryan. Murdered in Mountjoy Jail, March 14, 1921.)
The Men of the Bold I.R.A.1922.
2/14
Nationalist Literature (in
English)
1910
McCarthy, Justin.
Wearing of the Green.New York?: Mossant, Vallon,
1910. (subject matter: Fenianism)
2/15
Nationalist Literature:
Commemorative (in English)
1915-1921
Tone, Theobald W.
The Spanish War.Dublin: Cumann na mBan, 1915
[reprint]. (This reprint of Tone's 1790 pamphlet serves as a reminder for Irish
citizens to take into account the interests of Ireland, and only the interests
of Ireland.)
de Faoite, Ailfrid.
Theobald Wolfe Tone: The Man and His Work.Dublin:
The Davis Publishing Company, 1920. (fragile)
Robert Emmet: A Commemorative Booklet.Dublin: The
Wolfe Tone Memorial Association, 1921.
2/16
Nationalist Verse (in
English)
1916-1918 and undated
MacSwiney, Terence J. [Lord Mayor of Cork.]
Teach Us How To Die.n.d. (fragile)
Kevin Barry.n.d.
Oh! Sweet Mountjoy.n.d.
Easter Week.n.d.
Cavanagh, Maeve.
Rescue.n.d.
Easter Week, 1916.1916.
Browne, Patrick.
Aftermath of Easter Week.Dublin: Published for the
benefit of the Irish National Aid and Volunteers' Dependents Fund, 1917.
(fragile)
Markievicz, Constance.
Heroes and Martyrs: Dedicated to Na Fianna
Eireann.N.p, 1917.
O'Cearnaigh, Peadar.
To England: September 25th, 1917. Ireland, 1917.
The Prison Graves.1917? (Written on the production
of Sophocles' "Antigone" at the Abbey Theatre, Dublin, March 5th, on which day
the perpetrator of the Soho sack murder was buried at Pentonville, adjoining
the grave of Dr. Crippen and Roger Casement.)
Stanley, Joseph.
Britannia's Appeal to East Cavan. Ireland, 1918.
Cavanagh, Maeve.
Conscription: The Prayer of Ireland. Ireland, 1918.
OS 4
Nationalist Verse
1918
De Valera's Declaration of Ireland's Independence. As told
by him to a Representative of the American Press on May 15th, 1918. Now given
in the form of Verse for the first time.1918.
2/17
Nationalist Verse: Thomas Ashe (in
English)
1917
Ashe, Thomas.
The Last Poem of Thomas Ashe. Written while a Convict in
Lewes Jail.Lewes Prison, England, 1917.
The Flag of the Free O'er All: (in Memory of Thomas Ashe).
Ireland, 1917.
O'Cathasaigh, Sean.
Thomas Ashe.Dublin: Fergus O'Connor, 1917.
O'Cathasaigh, Sean.
Lament for Thomas Ashe.Dublin: Fergus O'Connor,
1917. (fragile)
2/18
Peace with Ireland Council (in
English)
1920-1921 and undated
Raper, A B.
The State of South Ireland: A Unionist M.P.'s
Tour.London: Peace with Ireland Council, 30 Queen Anne's Chambers,
S.W.1, 1920.
What Does Sir Hamar Greenwood Know?London: Peace
with Ireland Council, 1920.
Lawson, Henry M.
A Report on the Irish Situation. London: Peace with
Ireland Council, 1920.
Lawson, Henry M.
A Second Report on the Irish Situation. London:
Peace with Ireland Council, 1921.
Some Moderate and Non-Party Views on Affairs in Ireland.
London: Peace with Ireland Council, 1921.
Acland, Mrs. Francis [Eleanor].
The Sinn Féin Fellowship. London: Peace with
Ireland Council, 1921. (extremely fragile; photocopied)
Clutton-Brock, Arthur Guy.
Peace or--?London: Peace with Ireland Council,
n.d.
The Voice of the Churches on Ireland.London: Peace
with Ireland Council, n.d.
The Situation in Ireland.London: Peace with Ireland
Council, n.d.
Peace with Ireland.London: Peace with Ireland
Council, n.d. (fragile)
Peace with Ireland Council.London: Peace with
Ireland Council, n.d. (fragile)
2/19
Peace with Ireland Council:
Atrocities Reported (in English)
1919-1921
Lynd, Robert.
"Who Began It?": The Truth About the Murders in Ireland.
London: Peace with Ireland Council, 1919.
Logue, Michael.
Cardinal Logue and the Terror in Ireland: The Pastoral
Letter of His Eminence Cardinal Logue, Read in the Churches on November 28th,
1920.Westminster: Peace with Ireland Council, 1920. (fragile)
G., A. G.
Stop the Terror. Peace with Ireland Leaflet No.
2.London: Peace with Ireland Council, 1920. (fragile)
Grey, R.C.
The Auxiliary Police.London: Peace with Ireland
Council, 1920. (fragile)
Bodkin, M. M. D.
A County Court Judge on the Lawlessness of the Forces of the
Crown in Ireland.London: Peace with Ireland Council, 1921.
(fragile)
2/20
Peace with Ireland Council:
Reprisals Reported (in English)
1920?-1921
What Are Reprisals?London: Peace with Ireland
Council, 1920?
Chesterton, G K.
The Danger to England. Reprinted from the Manchester
Guardian of February 15, 1921.London: Peace with Ireland Council,
1921.
Chesterton, G K.
The Delusion of the Double Policy. London: Peace
with Ireland Council, 1921?
Chesterton, G K.
What Are Reprisals?London: Peace with Ireland
Council, 1921?
Simon, John.
Irish Reprisals: Auxiliary Division's Record: Indictment by
Sir John Simon.London: Peace with Ireland Council, 1921.
2/21
Relief in Ireland: American Aid (in
English)
1921
and undated
The Need for Relief in Ireland.New York: American
Committee for Relief in Ireland, 1921.
Report of Delegates to the United States of America
Submitted to the General Council of the Irish White Cross and Adopted 16th
June, 1921.Dublin: Printed by Dollard, printinghouse, 1921.
O'Brien, Morgan J.
The Reason for the American Committee for Relief in
Ireland.New York: American Committee for Relief in Ireland, n.d.
2/22
Religious Response: Catholic (in
English & Gaelic)
1900-1920
Owens, John.
Urnuighthe Catoilice: Catholic Prayers, in Irish, with a
Literal English Translation. Dublin: J. Owens, 1900.
Fogarty, Michael.
Done to Death Behind the Walls of Mountjoy: Letter of the
Bishop of Killaloe. 1917.
O'Flanagan, Michael.
Father O'Flannagan's Suppressed Speech.1918?
Irish Bishops on English Rule. 1919.
Logue, Michael.
Statement Issued by the Cardinal Primate and the Archbishops
and Bishops of Ireland: On the Present Condition of Their Country.
Dublin: Browne and Nolan, Limited, 1920.
2/23
Religious Response: Catholic (in
Breton)
1933
St. Pierre, Geneviève [La comtesse de Méhérenc].
Iverzon Gwelet Gant Eur Vretonez, Gant Brug Ar Menez Du:
Laket E Brezoneg Gant Dirnador. Gwengamp [Guingamp]: Moulerez Thomas,
1933. [(The author's impressions of the 31st International Eucharistic
Congress, held in Dublin in 1932.) (Breton is a Celtic language spoken in
Brittany, France.)]
2/24
Religious Response: Protestant (in
English)
1919-1921 and undated
How Protestants are Treated in Ireland. Testimony of
Protestant Clergymen. No. 15.Westminster: Irish Press Agency, n.d.
McCarthy, Michael J. F.
The Irish Trouble: Its Cause and Cure. London:
Protestant Truth Society, 1919. (fragile)
Eriksen, Eli M.
The Truth about Ireland. Home Rule--Rome
Rule.Philadelphia, 1921.
2/25
Rural Cooperatives (in
English)
1903-1921 and undated
To the Milk Suppliers of ...Creamery.n.d.
(fragile)
Trade Federation. Leaflet No. 60.Dublin: The Irish
Co-Operative Agency Society, 1903.
Russell, George W.
The Rural Community: An Address to the American Commission
of Agricultural Inquiry. Dublin: The Rapid Printing Co., Ltd.,
1913.
How to Start a Co-Operative Society. Dublin: Joint
Organizing Committee for Co-operative Societies, 1919. (fragile)
Russell, George W.
A Plea for Justice, Being a Demand for a Public Enquiry into
the Attacks on Co-Operative Societies in Ireland. Dublin: Irish
Homestead, 1921.
2/26
Rural Cooperatives: Irish
Agricultural Organization Society (in English)
1910-1916
Barbour, Harold.
The Work of the I.A.O.S.Dublin: Irish Agricultural
Organisation Society, 1910.
I.A.O.S. Annual General Meeting, 1916. Father Finlay's
Address.Dublin: Irish Agricultural Organisation Society, 1916.
Support Your Movement! An Appeal Made by R.A. Anderson to
the Annual General Meeting of the I.A.O.S., 12 December, 1916.Dublin:
Irish Agricultural Organisation Society, 1916.
2/27
Rural Cooperatives: Irish
Agricultural Organization Society Leaflets (in English)
189?-1919 and undated
Plunkett, Horace C.
The Irish Agricultural Organisation Society and Its Aims: To
the Farmers of Ireland. Leaflet No. 1.Dublin: Irish Agricultural
Organisation Society, 189?
Cattle Insurance. Leaflet 24.Dublin: Irish
Agricultural Organisation Society, 1910.
Wibberley, Thomas.
Profitable Tillage. Leaflet No. 3. Dublin: Irish
Agricultural Organisation Society, 1912.
Co-operative Creameries. Leaflet No. 3. Dublin:
Irish Agricultural Organisation Society, 1912.
Cow Testing Associations. Leaflet No. 5.Dublin:
Irish Agricultural Organisation Society, 1914.
The Duties of Creamery Committees. Leaflet No.
6.Dublin: Irish Agricultural Organisation Society, 1914.
Why Societies Should Affiliate with and Subscribe to the
I.A.O.S. Leaflet No. 8.Dublin: Irish Agricultural Organisation Society,
1914.
Is Your Society Affiliated with the I.A.O.S.? Leaflet No.
10.Dublin: Irish Agricultural Organisation Society, 1914.
Russell, George William [A.E.].
Ireland, Agriculture and the War: An Open Letter to Irish
Farmers. Leaflet No. 15.Dublin: Sackville Press, 1915. (Reprinted by
permission of the "Irish Homestead.")
Fant, James.
Irish Creamery Butter. The Standardisation of all Processes
in its Manufacture. Leaflet No. 16.Dublin: Irish Agricultural
Organisation Society, 1915.
Anderson, R.A.
Our Debt of Honour: An appeal made to the organised farmers
of Ireland at the Annual General Meeting of the I.A.O.S., 12 October, 1915.
Leaflet No. 18.Dublin: Irish Agricultural Organisation Society,
1915.
Co-operation and Food Production. Leaflet No.
20.Dublin: Irish Agricultural Organisation Society, 1916.
Co-Operative Insurance of Milch Cows. Leaflet No.
21.Dublin: Irish Agricultural Organisation Society, 1916.
Russell, George William [A.E.].
Templecrone: A Record of Co-Operative Effort. Leaflet No.
22.Dublin: Irish Agriculture Organisation Society, 1916. (This leaflet
is reprinted from "The Irish Homestead.")
Irish Creamery Butter Control. Leaflet No. 4.Dublin:
Irish Agricultural Organisation Society, 1916. (2 copies)
Farmers' Insurance: Workmen's Compensation Act, 1906.
Leaflet No. 1.Dublin: Irish Agricultural Organisation Society,
1916.
Anderson, R.A.
Urban Milk Supplies. The Cry of the Children in the Towns.
Leaflet No. 24.Dublin: Irish Agricultural Organisation Society, 1917.
(fragile)
Co-operative Agricultural Societies. Leaflet No.
17.Dublin: Irish Agricultural Organisation Society, 1918.
Co-Operative Fishing Societies. Leaflet No.
27.Dublin: Irish Agricultural Organisation Society, 1919.
Co-operative Credit: (Rural Banks). Leaflet No.
4.Dublin: Irish Agricultural Organisation Society, n.d.
Co-operation and Flax Cultivation. Leaflet No.
6.Dublin: Irish Agricultural Organisation Society, n.d.
"Cleanliness in the Dairy." Leaflet No. 24.Dublin:
Irish Agricultural Organisation Society, n.d. (fragile)
Co-operation in Bee-Keeping. Leaflet No. 24.Dublin:
Irish Agricultural Organisation Society, n.d.
Co-operative Flax Societies. Leaflet No. 28.Dublin:
Irish Agricultural Organisation Society, n.d.
Agricultural Societies: Finance. Leaflet No.
58.Dublin: Irish Agricultural Organisation Society, n.d.
3/1
Sinn Féin (in English)
1916-1920 and undated
Pim, Herbert M.
The Invincible Sinn Féin "Tank". Sinn Féin Tract No.
2.Dublin: The Irishman, 1916.
Pim, Herbert M.
How to Form Sinn Féin Clubs. Sinn Féin Tract No.
3.Dublin: The Irishman, 1916.
Pim, Herbert N.
Spectacles for Ulstermen. Sinn Féin Tract No.
5.Dublin: The Irishman, 1916.
Official Instructions for the Organisation of Sinn Féin
Clubs. Leaflet No. 1.Dublin: National Council of Sinn Féin, 1917.
(fragile)
Work for a Sinn Féin Branch. Leaflet No. 3.Dublin:
National Council of Sinn Féin, 1917. (fragile)
Robbery Under Arms. Leaflet No. 4. Dublin: National
Council of Sinn Féin, 1917. (fragile)
War on the Cattle Trade. Leaflet No. 7. Dublin:
National Council of Sinn Féin, 1917. (extremely fragile; photocopied)
The Case of Ireland. Sinn Féin Series, No.
12.Dublin, 1920. (includes map of Ireland's 1918 General Election
results)
Sinn Féin: "What It Is All About."n.d. (extremely
fragile; photocopied)
3/2
Sinn Féin, Concerns about (in
English)
1917-1919
O'Brien, William.
Sinn Féin and Its Enemies.Dublin: Maunsel &
Co., 1917.
An Imperial Danger: The Sinn Féin Menace. the Irish Problem
in a Nutshell. the Only Safe Course. Dublin: The University Press by
Ponsonby & Gibbs, 1919.
3/3
Sinn Féin: Consitution &
Declarations (in English & Gaelic)
1917
and undated
England Has No Right Here. That is the Sinn Féin
Declaration.n.d.
Sinn Féin.
Córuġaḋ. [Constitution]. Ireland?: s.n, 1917.
(The Sinn Féin consitution is written in Gaelic, accompanied by an English
translation.)
3/4
Sinn Féin: Elections (in
English)
1919?-1920 and undated
The Voice of Ireland.n.d.
Registration Instructions issued by the Sinn Féin Election
Department.1919? (fragile)
General Instructions for County Council, Distrcit Council
and Poor Law Elections. 1920.Dublin: Sinn Féin Election Department,
1920.
Irish Councils for Irish Freedom. 1920. (Includes
tables and maps of the election results.)
3/5
Sinn Féin: Relations with the
Labor Movement (in English)
1917
Spálpín, .
Sinn Féin and the Labour Movement.Dublin: Printed
for the publisher by Patrick Mahon, trade union printer, 1917.
3/6
Sinn Féin, Support for (in
English)
1917-1918
D.
Ireland Looks into the Mirror. Tracts for Irishmen, No. 1.
Dublin: Whelan & Son, 1917.
Is the Irish Party Nationalist?: Our Policy on the
Parliamentary Question. New Ireland Pamphlets, No. 1.Dublin: The New
Ireland Pub. Co., Limited, 1917.
["Lector"].
The Plot: German or English? New Ireland Pamphlets, No.
2.Dublin: The New Ireland Pub. Co., Limited, 1918.
["Lector"].
The Issue: The Case for Sinn Féin. New Ireland Pamphlets,
No. 3. Dublin: The New Ireland Pub. Co., Limited, 1918.
[by a western Priest].
The Two Policies: Sinn Féin
or...Parliamentarianism.1918.
3/7
Unionist Movement (in
English)
1918-1921 and undated
How Sinn Feín Played the Unionist Game: Lord Iveagh's
Candid Confession and Lord Middleton's Acknowledgment.Dublin: United
Irish League, 1918. (extremely fragile)
The State of Ireland: Fact Versus Fiction. American-Irish
Allegations refuted. Chief Secretary's Trenchant Reply. How Incidents Were
Distorted. Ireland's Record Prosperity.Belfast: Belfast News-Letter,
1919. [(2 copies; both extremely fragile; second copy located in OS Box 4) (copy located
in OS Box 4 is more complete and easier to read.)]
Escouflaire, Rodolphe C.
A Frenchman's View of the Irish Question.Belfast:
Northern Whig Limited, 1920? (fragile)
Report of the Executive Council.1920. (fragile)
Plight of Southern Irish Loyalists: Sinn Féin Terrorism.
Murder of Protestants. Appalling List of Victims During First Four Months of
1921. Extracts from the Irish Press. London: the Publicity Office of
the Duke of Northumberland's Fund, Boswell Printing and Publishing Co.,
1921.
The Spirit of the Province. Reprinted by kind permission of
the Editor of the "Morning Post."Belfast, n.d.
OS 4
Unionist Movement (in
English)
1919
The State of Ireland: Fact Versus Fiction. American-Irish
Allegations refuted. Chief Secretary's Trenchant Reply. How Incidents Were
Distorted. Ireland's Record Prosperity.Belfast: Belfast News-Letter,
1919. [(2 copies; both extremely fragile; first copy located in Box 3, folder 7) (the copy located
in this box is more complete and easier to read.)]
3/8
Unionist Movement (in
English)
1921
Notes from Ireland. No. 5, Vol. 29.Dublin: Humphrey
& Armour, 1921. (fragile)
Notes from Ireland. No. 6, Vol. 29.Dublin: Humphrey
& Armour, 1921.
Notes from Ireland. No. 7, Vol. 29.Dublin: Humphrey
& Armour, 1921.
3/9
Unionist Movement: Irish Unionist
Alliance (in English)
1919-1921
Ireland of Today. Sinn Féin and Bolshevism. A Warning to
England. No. 1.Dublin: Irish Unionist Alliance, 1919. (2 copies)
What is Sinn Féin? No. 2.Dublin: Irish Unionist
Alliance, 1919. (2 copies)
Sinn Féin What It Means. No. 3.Dublin: Irish
Unionist Alliance, 1919. (2 copies)
What Has Ireland Done in the Way of Recruiting during the
War? No. 4.Dublin: Irish Unionist Alliance, 1919.
An American View of Ireland Today. No. 6.Dublin:
Irish Unionist Alliance, 1919. (2 copies)
Is Ireland Overtaxed? No. 1.Dublin: Irish Unionist
Alliance, 1920. (2 copies)
The Truth about Ireland. A Reign of Terror. No.
2.Dublin: Irish Unionist Alliance, 1920. (2 copies)
Anarchy in the West of Ireland. The Betrayal of Loyalists.
No. 3.Dublin: Irish Unionist Alliance, 1920. (2 copies)
The Situation in Ireland: Warning to Unionist Electors. No.
4.Dublin: Irish Unionist Alliance, 1920. (2 copies)
Ireland and Dominion Home Rule: What It Really Means. No.
5.Dublin: Irish Unionist Alliance, 1920. (2 copies)
Ireland and International Revolution.London: Vacher
& Sons, Ltd., 1920.
The Revolutionary Movement in Ireland: Its Aims and Methods:
Sinn Féin and Irish Labour, the World-Wide Conspiracy. Dublin: Irish
Unionist Alliance, 1921.
Jellett, William M.
Home Rule and After: Ireland and the World-Wide Conspiracy:
the Empire's Peril. Dublin: Irish Unionist Alliance, 1921. (2
copies)
3/10
World War I: Defense of the Realm
Act (in English)
1915-1917
Skeffington, Hanna Sheehy.
Defence of the Realm Act in Ireland. Dublin:
Committee of Public Safety, 1915.
Skeffington, Francis Sheehy, and George Bernard Shaw.
Speech from the Dock on The Occasion of his Trial under the
Defence of the Realm Act, in the Dublin Police Court in June, 1915. New
York: Skeffington Memorial Committee, 1917.
3/11
World War I: Involvement (in
English)
1868-1917
Tully, Dan.
Old Dan's Prophecy. Written in 1868 by Old Dan Tully, the
Wayside Wanderer.1868. (prophecy concerning Ireland and the European
War.)
Redmond, John E.
Ireland and the War. Speeches delivered by John E. Redmond,
M.P. (Leader of the Irish Party) at Dublin and Kilkenny, on September 25th and
October 18th, 1914.Ireland, 1914. (reprinted from the "Freeman's
Journal")
Lynch, Arthur.
The Allied Cause Is Ireland's Hope. London:
Alabaster, Passmore & Sons, 1914.
Mack, Robert J.
War: An Alternative. Cork: Shandon Printing Works,
1915.
Redmond, John E.
Strong Words from Mr. Redmond: Treason to the Home Rule
Cause. London: Sir J. Causton & Sons, Limited, 1916.
O'Neill, Hugh.
Ireland, England and the War. Who is the Real Foe of the
Irish? 1917.
3/12
World War I: Peace Negotiations (in
English & French)
1918-1923
MacNeill, Eoin.
Ireland and Germany: Germany's Conditions for National
Self-Determination at the Peace Conference. Attack on Sinn Féin's Alliance
with Germany and on Eoin Macneill.Dublin: United Irish League, 1918.
(extremely fragile; photocopied)
Bennett, Louie.
Ireland and a People's Peace: Paper Read by Miss Louie
Bennett at a Joint Meeting of the Irishwomen's International League and the
Irish Section of the Union of Democratic Control, Feb. 27, 1918.
Dublin: Maunsel and Company Limited, 1918.
Walsh, Joseph C.
The Peace Negotiations in Ireland. Chicago, Ill:
J.C. Walsh, 1921.
Les Pourparlers de Paix en Irlande.1923.
La Paix Anglaise en Irelande. Prisonniers Massacres par les
Forces de la Couronne.1923.
Reunion commemorative du quatrieme anniversaire de Dail
Eireann, le 21 Janvier, 1923. Discours de Monsieur L.H. Kerney, Consul
d'Irlande a Paris.1923.
3/13
World War I: Propaganda (in
English)
1914-1915
Casement, Roger.
Ireland, Germany and Freedom of the Seas: A Possible Outcome
of the War of 1914. New York: Irish Press Bureau, 1914.
O'Sheel, Shaemas.
The Catechism of Balaam, Jr. by an
Irish-American.New York: Hugh H. Masterson, 1915.
Casement, Roger.
The Crime against Europe: A Possible Outcome of the War of
1914. Philadelphia: Celtic Press, 1915.