Irish Volunteer. 2, no. 71 (New Series)
Home rule --Ireland --Periodicals. Irish question --Periodicals. Ireland --Politics and government --1910-1921 --Periodicals.
Includes plans and guidelines for upcoming "Easter Manoeuvers," p. 2.
Sinn Fein Revolt, 1916. Twelve Interesting Views; Showing the Ruins of Sackville Street and Adjoining Streets after the Rising
C2969
Sinn Fein Rebellion Handbook: Easter, 1916
1917 Issue; Table of Contents: Complete and connected narrative of the Rising ... story of the Great fire, with list of premises involved ... punishment of Rebels - Full record of sentences. Casualties ... Names of persons interred in cemeteries, official list of prisioners deported and released ... Court martial at Richmond Barracks, Reports of public trials ... facsimile reproductions of rebel proclamations, Names of prisioners Released under General Amnesty
C3092
The Sinn Fein Rebellion as I Saw It
Open to passage where Mary Louisa Norway writes of setting out with her son on the first day of the rising to the area around the GPO, where the office of her husband (Arthur Hamilton Norway, the British head of the postal service in Ireland) was located
The Soldier’s Story of Easter Week
O’Hegarty B4794
Speech of Roger Casement from the Dock
D1152, Item 10
"Last Letter & Poem of Padraic Pearse, First President of the Irish Republic, Written to his Mother in Kilmainham Prison, Dublin, on May 3rd, 1916, Shortly Before his Execution"
B3680
Minutes of Evidence and Appendix of Documents
Ireland --History --Easter Rising, 1916 Ireland --Politics and government --1910-1921
Great Britain. Royal Commission on the Rebellion in Ireland
London: Printed under the authority of His Majesty’s Stationery Office by Darling and Son, Limited
O'Hegarty E105, Duplicate Copy
"Of this poem 25 copies only have been privately printed by Clement Shorter for distribution among his friends. No. 18." Signed by Clement Shorter. NOTE: Please click on the image of the cover for a full PDF of the scanned volume.
Yeats, W. B. (William Butler), 1865-1939
[London?: Privately printed by Clement Shorter]
Yeats Y175