The Crawfords of Donegal, and how they came there :

a contribution to family history, carefully compiled from the most authentic sources.

The Cooke Centenary:

commemorative addresses illustrative of the life, character and distinguished public services of the Rev. Henry Cooke, D.D., LL. D. ...

"The good Samaritan":

a sermon delivered ... July 8th, 1866, ... on the occasion of the death of Mr. John McClelland, Greenan, ...

Devolving English literature /

Reminiscences of foreign travel /

South American sketches /

Letter from Robert Lindsay Crawford to Francis Sheehy Skeffington discussing a meeting in Ulster and an upcoming speech by Skeffington, 1909 May 5.

Letter from Robert Lindsay Crawford to Francis Sheehy Skeffington regarding Skeffington's book on Michael Davitt and an article by Crawford published in the 'Liverpool Post', 1908 Jul. 18.

Irish grievances and their remedy:

an orangeman's plea for justice to Ireland.

Copy of a report by Robert Lindsay Crawford on a visit by Diarmuid Fawsitt to New York, describing Fawsitt's poor behaviour, 1923 [June?].

Letter from Robert Lindsay Crawford (Irish Trade Agent) to John Devoy regarding compensation owed to the sister of Ms. May Nally for damages to her hotel at Claremorris, Mayo, 1923. Nov. 8.

Letter from Robert Lindsay Crawford to Francis Sheehy Skeffington discussing a letter he had written and [Tom Kettle's work], 1911 Feb. 13.

Telegraph from Robert Lindsay Crawford to Francis Sheehy Skeffington regarding a wire, 1914 Apr. 2.

Letter from Robert Lindsay Crawford, 'The Irish Protestant', to Francis Sheehy Skeffington discussing Skeffington's manuscript, 1906 Aug. 6.

Letter from Robert Lindsay Crawford to Francis Sheehy Skeffington discussing Home Rule, 1911 Oct. 16.

Letter from Robert Lindsay Crawford to John Devoy asking Devoy if he would like to buy a series of articles on the Independent Orange Order, 1910 June 10.

Letter from Robert Lindsay Crawford to Francis Sheehy Skeffington regarding the 'Pioneer', the Irish Parlimentary Party, noting that the feminist movement is strong in North America, and discussing his work at the 'Globe', 1911 Apr. 17.

Loyal to King Billy :

a portrait of the Ulster protestant /

A Fenian Protestant in Canada :

Robert Lindsay Crawford, 1910-22.

Proof article, 'Irish Personalities', Robert Lindsay Crawford interviewed by Francis Sheehy-Skeffington, for 'Dialogues of the Day', regarding Crawford's political beginings at the Young Men's Christian Association [YMCA], anti-ritualist Protestant services, his publication the 'Irish Protestant', the politicisation of the Orange Order and his work in the Independent Orange Order. [undated].