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Typescript copy of manuscript correspondence originally written 1847-1864 from Benjamin Ebenezer Marcus to M.H. Gill.

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Contains two essays by "L'Observateur,": "Notes from France: The Exchange Control Controversy" and "Paris Notes: The 'Free'-Thinking Farce: Some Samples of Emancipated Intelligence".

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Contains a partial manuscript draft concerning rights and governance

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Contains four articles: "Catholicity in Spanish Poetry" by Michael O'Donovan (his writings are more usually found under his pseudonym, Frank O'Connor); "Another Episcopal Exception" author unknown; "The Ireland of To-day" by Rev. Michael J. Cleary; and "The Fall of the Leprechaun" by Pat Grover.

Scope and Contents Contains eight articles: "A Patriot Prelate: Rev. Dr. Maginn, Bishop of Derry (1846-1849)" by P.L. O'Madden, B.A.; "The Possibility of Reunion" by T.A. Flynn; "Farthest East and Nearest West. Japan and Ireland: A Contrast in Persecution" by Joseph Bracken; "The Crusaders Who Wear No Armour" by E.D. MacAdam; "The Land of Ruins" by "Éireannach"; "Spring in the Spanish Gaeltacht" by M. Quinn; "Cecil's Poison Plot: The Case of Sir James MacDonnell of Dunluce" by W.H. Grattan Flood; and "The Rise...

Scope and Contents Contains nine articles and stories: "Cathal Ó Monacháin" by Ailbhe Ó Monacháin with cover letter; "In Hill-ringed Gleann-na-smól," "A Dumb Poet," and "The Dreamers Land" by Robert G. Farren with cover letter; a typescript leaf titled "Gutha na Gaedhilge"; a cover letter for "The Entry into Jerusalem" by Grace Gifford Plunkett, signed Grania bean Sheorsimh Uí Pluingchéid [sic]; a letter from Maolmhuire O'Rahilly; "Simon Islip" by Olive MacNamara Twigg; two cover letters for "Stonecutter,"...

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Contains six articles and stories: "Rest, soldier, rest!" author unknown; "There is joy at Bealathshanaidh" author unknown; a collection of historical notes by C. Ní Laidig; "The Rain" by Feach MacHugh--most likely a pseudonym referencing Fiach MacHugh O'Byrne as the name Mairead Canty is at the top of page iii in the same hand; a partial manuscript draft entitled "Pearse", author unknown; "Ciaran's Plain of Crosses" by Terence O'Hanlon, a typescript draft, with cover letter.

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Contains five articles, stories, and speeches: "Inisfail The Beautiful" Typescript of a speech by Mrs. W.A. King of Ironton, Ohio; "The Ways of Men," by E.D. MacAdam; "Marle, by Pádraic MacAodha, sagart [sic]; "Patsy the Parish" dated 19 April 1919; "The Ballad Singer" by Nora Ní Chatháin; "His Ordeal, An Episode of 1921" by Patrick Power; and "Geallamhain an tSamhaircín" and "Bhfuil leipreacháin ann?" both by Máire Bean Uí Mhaolmhuaidh and Máire Ní Ghallchobhair.

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Contains five works: "Dánta ag 'An Síodhbhra'" author unknown; "The Last South Meath Irish Speaker" by Patrick Archer; a manuscript copy of the song "Eoghan Cóir" by Riocard Bairéad (1740-1818); photopcopy of "The Other Half" by Betty Cloak; "Notes on John Florence O'Sullivan of Kerry," name is illegible save for the Jesuit abbreviation; typescript of "A Soul for Ireland" by Nora Costello with the signature of Mrs. T.J. Bourke of St. Colms, Sligo; "Caraid Íosagáin" by "Deasmumhan".

Scope and Contents Contains four works: Two typescript drafts, one English translation and the other in the original Irish, of "A Story About the Year of the French"/ "Scéal faoi Bhliain na bhFrancach" previously contained in the envelope labelled "Dr. Richard Hayes." The story was originally transcribed for the Folklore Commission by Liam Costelloe as recounted by Tomás Ó Cearbhaill of Leitir Brón, Sligo. Additionally includes a short story, "The Pink House" by Marie Kenny; an essay, "Suarez on the Origin of...

Scope and Contents Contains twelve works: "Lest we forget" a typescript draft of an epistolary novella, author unknown; "A Cara Mo Chléibh," a manuscript poem; "Plato on the Word Gael", M. Quinn; four poems in Irish attributed to three eighteenth century poets, Séamas Dall Mac Cuarta, Toirdhealbhach Ó Cearbhalláin, Antoine Ó Reachtabhra, and one early twentieth-century poet, an tAthair Tomás Ó Ceallaigh; "The Geography of Keating's History," by Cathal Ua hAichir, a manuscript draft with a map; "Inghean an...

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Contains three works: a typescript draft beginning, "Ireland at the very dawn of authentic history..." author unknown; typescript draft, "Ireland's cultural relations with Germany", author unknown; a typescript history of England from the Norman period to 1886 and the Irish Question.