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Jim Connell

Connell's London home at 22a Stondon Park in Honor Oak, marked by a red plaque

Jim Connell (27 March 1852 – 8 February 1929) was an Irish political activist of the late 19th century and early 20th century, best known as the writer of the anthem "The Red Flag" in December 1889. Provided by Wikipedia

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Red flag rhymes /

Book

Main Creator:: Connell, Jim, 1852-1929.
Language:: English
Format:: Book
Published / Created: [n.d.].
Notes: Inscription of title page: "With the author's complim...

Confessions of a poacher /

Book

Main Creator:: Connell, Jim, 1852-1929.
Language:: English
Format:: Book
Published / Created: 2004.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references. Physical descrip...

Copy of letter from Jim Connell to William O'Brien thanking him for sending on articles relating to the Mansion House Conference and informing him of a lecture he did the previous night to the Dulwich Branch of the Irish Labour Party, 1918 Feb. 25.

Manuscript

Main Creator:: Connell, Jim, 1852-1929
Language:: English
Format:: Manuscript
In collection:: William O'Brien (1881-1968) Papers, 1898-1969
Published / Created: 1918 Feb. 25.
Notes: Physical description: 1 item (1 page).

Copy of letter from Jim Connell to William O'Brien thanking him for sending on articles relating to the Mansion House Conference and informing him of a lecture he did the previous night to the Dulwich Branch of the Irish Labour Party,

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Red flag rhymes /

Confessions of a poacher /

Copy of letter from Jim Connell to William O'Brien thanking him for sending on articles relating to the Mansion House Conference and informing him of a lecture he did the previous night to the Dulwich Branch of the Irish Labour Party, 1918 Feb. 25.

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