Collection: Joseph Mary Plunkett Papers, 1904-1916 >> Corrected page proofs, clippings, etc. from 'The Irish...

Corrected page proofs, clippings, etc. from 'The Irish Review', 'The National Student' and 'Columba Press', including drafts of work by Plunkett and Padraic Pearse,

1913.

Main Creator:	Plunkett, Joseph Mary, 1887-1916
Contributors:	Pearse, Padraic, 1879-1916
In Collection:	Joseph Mary Plunkett Papers, 1904-1916
Format:	MANUSCRIPT
Language:	English
Subjects:	Plunkett, Joseph Mary, > 1887-1916 > Poetic works
Notes:	Physical description: 1 folder (20 items). Citations/References: Originally listed in 'Manuscript sources for the history of Irish civilisation' edited by Richard J. Haye (Boston : G. K. Hall, 1965). Hide notes ...
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Joseph Mary Plunkett Papers,

Letters to or concerning Joseph Mary Plunkett en route to Berlin via Switzerland including a letter from Roger Casement, 1914-1915, with other documents including a description of his journey, a draft of a declaration for the Irish Brigade in Germany, and a draft paper on "Germany's future World Policy", 1914-1915.
- Letter to Herren Johann Peter [Joseph Mary Plunkett], Berlin, from unidentified person, Guedlinburg, Germany, 1914 May 10.
- Letter from Father Thomas Crotty, Limburg an der Lahn, Germany, to Herr J. M. Peters [Joseph Mary Plunkett], informing him that he is free to meet before he sets off for the prison of war camp, 1915 March 10.
- Letter from the German police to Herr Peter [Joseph Mary Plunkett] at the Hotel Excelsion, Berlin, advising him not to bother the police, 1915 April 21.
- Letter from C. Walick, Hotel Bristol, Bern, Switzerland, to "Mr. Malcolm" [Joseph Mary Plunkett] requesting that they meet before he leaves for the border, 1915 April 10.
- Bills from Hotel Bristol ,Bern, Switzerland, for "Mr. Malcolm" [Joseph Mary Plunkett], 1915 April 9 - 15.
- Letter to Herr Peters [Joseph Mary Plunkett] from A.C. [Adler Christensen] advising him to get his pass from the Foreign Office and attend the police station in order to be registered, undated [ca. March-April 1915].
- Draft oath of the Irish Brigade to be composed of Irish prisoners-of-war in Germany, in Joseph Mary Plunkett's handwriting, 1915 May.
- Note from Roger Casement to Richard Meyer about Joseph Mary Plunkett's passport, undated [ca. March 1915].
- Draft of article 'Germany's Future World Policy' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, 1915 June 14.
- Account by Joseph Mary Plunkett on his trip to Germany in 1915 on behalf of the Irish Volunteer executive, undated.
- Letter to Herr Peters [Joseph Mary Plunkett] from Richard Meyer, Berlin, stating that he will accompany Plunkett to the Foreign Office to collect his passport, 1915 June 4.
- Letter from an unidentified author to Dr. Drecksler asking him to obtain for Mr. Peters [Joseph Mary Plunkett] some works written in English on the strategy and history of war, [1915] May 16.
Letters and postcards to Joseph Mary Plunkett on literary matters and in connection with the Irish Volunteers, including an autographed sonnet by Casement on "Lost Youth", 1911-1915.
- Letter from Roger Casement, New York, to Joseph Mary Plunkett, with the heading "A week before your 22nd birthday", regarding the publication of Plunkett's poetry, undated [ca. 1909 November].
- Letter from Thomas MacDonagh to Joseph Mary Plunkett relating to the publication of Plunkett's poetry, 1911 Oct. 16.
- Letter from Thomas MacDonagh to Joseph Mary Plunkett regarding a friend of MacDonagh and requesting to meet Plunkett, 1912 May 23.
- Letter from Seosamh Mac Cathmhaoil [Joseph Campbell], Kingston Cottage, Dundrum, County Dublin, to Joseph Mary Plunkett, regarding publication of poetry in 'The Rann', 1912 July 2.
- Letter from Thomas MacDonagh to Joseph Mary Plunkett including symbols, 1913 Nov. 4.
- Letter from Roger Casement, Malahide, County Dublin, to Joseph Mary Plunkett, refering to the publication of 'Coffin Ship' in 'The Irish Review', 1914 February 18.
- Letter from James Stephens to Joseph Mary Plunkett regarding Plunkett's poetry in the 'Irish Review', 1914 March.
- Letter from Alec Wilson, Belvoir Park, Newtownbreda, County Down, to Joseph Mary Plunkett regarding the delivery of copies of 'The Irish Review' to him, 1914 April 28.
- Letter from Thomas MacDonagh to Joseph Mary Plunkett regarding the Irish Volunteers, 1914 July 28.
- Letter from Thomas MacDonagh to Joseph Mary Plunkett regarding the Irish Volunteers and Countess Markievicz, undated.
- Letter from Seoirse [George Oliver Plunkett], Connemara, to his brother Joseph Mary Plunkett, about his travels around the West of Ireland and asking him if he could send on a new gear for his bicycle, 1914 Aug. 17.
- Letter from Laurence J. Kettle to Joseph Mary Plunkett informing him that he has been chosen to draft a scheme for the formation of a motor cycle corps in connection with the Irish Volunteers, 1914 September 14.
- Postcard from Thomas MacDonagh to Joseph Mary Plunkett, with the title "The Irish mood", containing definitions of the word "mood" from the Oxford Dictionary, 1915 Feb. 26.
- Unsent letter from Joseph Mary Plunkett, New York, regarding the work of Ralph Waldo Emerson, 1915 Sept. 17.
- Letter from Bulmer Hobson to Joseph Mary Plunkett, requesting him to attend the first meeting of the Central Executive of the Irish Volunteers, 1915 Nov. 1.
- Sonnet by Roger Casement on "Lost Youth", undated.
- Note from Seamus MacConghaile [James Connolly] to Joseph Mary Plunkett requesting him to sign cheques, undated.
- Envelopes addressed to Joseph Mary Plunkett, undated.
Letters from Joseph Mary Plunkett to various friends and family members, 1904-1916.
- Letter from Joseph Mary Plunkett, St. George's College, Weybridge, England, to his mother, Mary Josephine Plunkett, with news of his brothers, school life, sporting activities and general well-being, 1904 Dec. 11.
- Letter from Joseph Mary Plunkett, Stonyhurst College, Lancashire, England, to his sister Philomena, discussing his classmates and school activities, 1906 Oct. 12.
- Letter from Joseph Mary Plunkett to his mother, Mary Josephine Plunkett, about his stay in Falcarragh, Co. Donegal and his attempts to learn the Irish language, 1910 Sept. 24.
- Letter from Joseph Mary Plunkett, Grand Hotel de la Regence, Alger [Algiers], Algeria, to an unidentified friend, regarding the design for the cover of his collection of poetry 'The Circle and the Sword', 1911 [summer].
- Letter from Joseph Mary Plunkett, Grand Hotel de la Regence, Alger [Algiers], Algeria, to his mother, Mary Josephine Plunkett, regarding the dedication on his collection of poetry 'The Circle and the Sword' and his stay in Algeria, 1911 [Feb. 2].
- Letter from Joseph Mary Plunkett, Grand Hotel de la Regence, Alger [Algiers], Algeria, to his mother, Mary Josephine Plunkett, regarding the proofs for his book 'The Circle and the Sword' and his stay in Algeria, 1911 October 22.
- Letter from Joseph Mary Plunkett, Algiers, Algeria, to his father, George Noble Plunkett, about his stay in Algeria and learning Arabic, 1911 December 3.
- Letter from Joseph Mary Plunkett, Algiers, Algeria, to his mother, Mary Josephine Plunkett, regarding copies of his book that she and his publisher Maunsell & Co. have sent him, and asks her to congratulate Thomas MacDonagh, 1911 December 14.
- Letter from Joseph Mary Plunkett, to his mother, Mary Josephine Plunkett, regarding two books he has ordered from Ponsonby's, 1912 December 20.
- Last note from Joseph Mary Plunkett to his family, stating that he and his brothers George and Jack have been arrested following the 1916 Rising and are imprisoned in Richmond Barracks, 1916 April 30.
- Envelope addressed to "Bean an Pluinceadaigh" [Philomena Plunkett or Mary Joseph Plunkett, Countess Plunkett], Ashfield, Kimmage Road, Harold's Cross, 1915 October 11.
- Envelope addressed to Joseph Mary Plunkett in Algiers, Africa, undated [1911].
Exercise book containing drafts and transcriptions of poems mainly by Joseph Mary Plunkett, [ca. 1912].
Drafts of poems, political prose and literary criticism by Joseph Mary Plunkett, 1910-1913.
- Draft poem by Joseph Mary Plunkett about Lord Alfred Douglas, 1910 March 1.
- Draft review by Joseph Mary Plunkett of James Stephens' novel 'A Crock of Gold', 1912 Oct. 26
- Draft essay by Joseph Mary Plunkett entitled 'Orthodoxy', 1913 July 8.
- Draft essay by Joseph Mary Plunkett concerning 'the development of the sensitiveness of the human soul to beauty', 1913 July 11.
- Manuscripts of a draft poem about death and truth quoting from George William Russell's poems 'Faith' and 'On Behalf of Some Irishmen not Followers of Tradition', and of a passage from the Old Testament excerpted from I. Paralipomenon, ch. XXII., v. 11-16., both by Joseph Mary Plunkett, 1913 Sept. 26.
- Draft of poem 'The New Judas' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, 1913 Oct. 24
- Draft of poem 'The Vigil of Love' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, 1913 November 11.
- Draft of an untitled poem by Joseph Mary Plunkett, with sketches, 1913 Dec. 2.
- Draft of the poem 'The Vigil of Love' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, undated [ca. 1913].
- Drafts of 'The New Judas' and other untitled poems by Joseph Mary Plunkett, undated.
- Drafts of untitled poems by Joseph Mary Plunkett, undated.
- Draft of the poem 'Your Songs' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, undated.
- Draft of the poem 'Witless' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, undated.
- Draft of the poem 'Cantilène de la Colombe' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, undated.
- Draft of short story entitled 'The Imprisoned Princess of the Thousand Towers' by Joseph Mary Plunkett , undated.
- Fragment of draft of short story 'Snakes in the Back Attic' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, undated.
- Draft of an essay about literary criticism in Ireland by Joseph Mary Plunkett, including references to Thomas MacDonagh, Joseph Campbell, James Stephens and Edgar Allan Poe, 1911-1912.
- Draft of essay 'Obscurity and Poetry' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, with references to the poetry of George Russell and Thomas MacDonagh, undated.
- Draft political essay by Joseph Mary Plunkett concerning democratic and other theories of government with mention of Karl Marx, undated.
- Manuscript draft of poem 'Triolet: Sur les vers de Colin Clout' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, undated.
- Draft of short story 'A Fable' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, undated.
- Draft of 'Chapter Eleventy Eleven' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, undated.
- Draft outlining table of contents for essay on Irish politics by Joseph Mary Plunkett, undated.
- Draft political essay by Joseph Mary Plunkett concerning what "the sole objects of government" ought to be, undated.
- Draft outline for essay on symbolism in art, poetry and religion, by Joseph Mary Plunkett, undated.
- Draft essay about politics in Ireland by Joseph Mary Plunkett, undated.
Personal papers belonging to Joseph Mary Plunkett including letter to Edward Creagh Kittson from Padraic Colum, 1913-1914.
- Draft of short story 'The Three Penny Piece' by James Stephens, with corrections in pencil by Joseph Mary Plunkett, 1913 Aug. 11.
- Letter to Edward Creagh Kittson from Pádraic Colum, New York, about his time in America and encouraging Kittson in his literary endeavors, 1914 Nov. 10.
- Poem 'Riders' signed by Joseph Campbell, undated.
- Typescript of 'Le pouvoir de la beauté d'une plaisante dame' (adapted from Henri Estienne), a poem beginning with the line "God lent the bull two horns to gore its foe", [1914].
- Copy of poem 'Éamonn na Chnoic' (Ned of the Hill) translated from Irish by Thomas MacDonagh, with manuscript corrections, undated.
Lists of members of various bodies represented at the funeral of Jeremiah O'Donovan Rossa for "the press", 1915 July.
Two sets of proofs (one with corrections) of Plunkett's 'The Circle and the Sword' with accompanying letter from George Roberts, Maunsel & Co. Ltd., Publishers, 1911 Oct.
One-act play, partly in typescript, entitled 'The Marriage of Julia Elizabeth' bearing the signature "Kitty Mac Cormack, Oct. 11" on the first page, with photocopy of letter from Werner Huber regarding the play, 1911 & 1979.
Corrected page proofs, clippings, etc. from 'The Irish Review', 'The National Student' and 'Columba Press', including drafts of work by Plunkett and Padraic Pearse, 1913.
- Proof of 'The Irish Review', Vol. III, No. 31., 1913 September.
- Draft proof of 'The Irish Review', Vol. III, No. 31., with corrections and annotations by Joseph Mary Plunkett, 1913 September.
- Draft proof of 'The Irish Review', Vol. III, No. 31., with corrections and annotations by Joseph Mary Plunkett, 1913 September.
- Poem 'Lux in Tenebris' from the draft proof of 'The Irish Review', Vol. III, No. 31., with corrections and annotations by Joseph Mary Plunkett, 1913 September.
- Printed poem entitled 'Sea-Wraith' by Israfel in 'The National Student', 1913 November.
- Printed poem entitled 'Ballade of Genteel Dissimulation' by "An Gam Eile" from 'The National Student', 1914 March.
- Printed poem entitled 'The Pattern Maid' by "An Gam Eile" from 'The National Student', 1914 June.
- Printed poem in prose entitled 'Atha Cliath' by "An Gam Eile" from 'The National Student', 1914 November.
- Printed draft of a short story 'The Wood' by Padraic Pearse, with corrections in ink by Joseph Mary Plunkett, undated.
- Printed draft of a short story 'An Coill' ['The Wood'] by Padraic Pearse, with corrections by Joseph Mary Plunkett, undated.
- Two printed copies of the poem entitled 'The Glories of the World Sink Down in Gloom' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, undated.
- Three copies of proofs of the poem 'I Will Arise and Wander through the World' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, undated.
- Printed copy of the poem 'Your Songs' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, [1913 October 30].
- Printed copy of a poem entitled 'When Satan Laughs' by "Dionysius O Fflahertie", undated.
- Printed copy of the poem begining with the line "The laughing stars fell silent and a flame" by Joseph Mary Plunkett, [1912 February 3].
- Printed copy of the poem begining with the line "The laughing stars fell silent and a flame" by Joseph Mary Plunkett, [1912 February 3].
- Printed copy of the poem begining with the line "The laughing stars fell silent and a flame" by Joseph Mary Plunkett, 1912 [February 3].
- Printed proof of 'Sonnet' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, [1912].
- Letter from 'The Irish Review' to Joseph Mary Plunkett promoting itself as an advertising medium, undated.
- Two printed reproductions of a painting depicting a labourer bent down his plough led by two horses in the middle ground, with a grove of trees in the background, undated.
Personal and political papers belonging to Joseph Mary Plunkett, 1907-1915.
- Exercise book 'Stonyhurst Philosophers' belonging to Joseph Mary Plunkett, containing poetic and literary reflections, 1907 Oct. 5-11.
- Exercise book from Stonyhurst College belonging to Joseph Mary Plunkett, marked "private notes, poetry and verse", 1909 Oct 14.
- Exercise book from Stonyhurst College belonging to Joseph Mary Plunkett, marked "Bibliography" with details of various books and containing various sketches, undated [1907-1908].
- Catalogue of 'Exhibition of Works by Post-Impressionist Painters, Jan. 25th to Feb. 14th, 1911' at the United Arts Club, 44 St. Stephen's Green, Dublin, belonging to Joseph Mary Plunkett, 1911.
- Collection of loose notes by Joseph Mary Plunkett, consisting of poetry, personal notes, writings on the Touareg alphabet, and bibliography, undated.
- List of lodgements and withdrawals between 27 August and 13 February, undated.
- Memorandum from the Secretary's Office of Dublin County Council, 11 Rutland Square, Dublin, requesting Joseph Mary Plunkett, 17 Marlboro Rd, Donnybrook, to state if he has paid his motor duty on his motorcycle for the years 1913, 1914 and 1915, 1915 February 18.
- Letter acknowledging the receipt of "one hundred and fifty pounds" and agreeing to transfer to [Joseph Mary Plunkett] "the goodwill, copyright, back numbers of the publication known as the Irish Review", [1913 June].
- Receipt from Michael Joseph O'Rahilly acknowledging the sum of 5 pounds and 10 shillings from Joseph Mary Plunkett, 1915 March 8.
- University College Dublin registration form partially filled and signed by Joseph Mary Plunkett, 1914.
- Diary of Joseph Mary Plunkett, detailing his travels in Europe on behalf of the Irish Volunteers, 1915 March - June.
- Defence of the Realm Act license issued to Joseph Mary Plunkett allowing him to import two swords into Liverpool from New York, 1915 Oct. 17.
- World War One German ration book for the district of Limburg, Germany, issued to Joseph Mary Plunkett, with accompanying letter from the Officer in Command, 1915 May 8.
- Passport issued to Joseph Mary Plunkett by the German Imperial Government, 1915 April 19.
Personal papers belonging to Joseph Mary Plunkett relating to the Irish Volunteers, 1915-1916.
- Letter from Una Parry [Gertrude Bannister], Shelbourne Hotel, Dublin, to Mary Josephine Plunkett, Countess Plunkett, regarding the return of Joseph Mary Plunkett's personal papers, undated.
- Orders for manoeuvres for the Irish Volunteers in south inner city Dublin, written by Joseph Mary Plunkett, undated.
- Note listing ten names under which Joseph Mary Plunkett used during his trip to Germany in 1915, ca. March 1915.
- Notes on proposed convention and organisational structure of the Irish Volunteers by Joseph Mary Plunkett, undated.
- Notes on systems of law and governance for different forms of political systems by Joseph Mary Plunkett, undated.
- Cumann na mBan circular 'Appeal for the Defence of Ireland Fund' with organisational notes on the Irish Volunteers inscribed on verso by Joseph Mary Plunkett, 1914.
- Manuscript mock up of a loyalist newssheet 'West Britain' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, 1914 December 19.
- List of "Publications received", including American and French titles, written by Joseph Mary Plunkett, undated.
- Notes concerning a poem by Joseph Mary Plunkett, undated.
- Genealogical chart of "Walter" and "O'Daly", undated.
- Note on torn part of enveloppe with a London address, undated.
Drafts of poems included in 'Occulta' in 'Poems of Joseph Mary Plunkett' (1916), 1911-1915.
- Draft of poem 'Arbor Vitae', by Joseph Mary Plunkett, with symbols inscribed on verso, 1912 May 20.
- Draft of poem 'Arbor Vitae', by Joseph Mary Plunkett, undated [ca. 1912].
- Draft of poem 'Arbor Vitae', by Joseph Mary Plunkett, undated [ca. 1912].
- Drafts of poems 'The Splendor of God' and 'Nomina Sunt Consequentia Rerum' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, 1912 June 9.
- Draft of poem 'The Lions' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, 1914 Jan. 30.
- Draft of poem 'The Lions' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, 1914 Jan. 31.
- Draft of poem 'The Lions' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, undated [ca. 1914].
- Draft of poem 'The Seals of Thunder 'by Joseph Mary Plunkett, undated [ca. 1911-1915].
- Draft of poem 'The Seals of Thunder 'by Joseph Mary Plunkett, undated [ca. 1911-1915].
- Draft of poem 'The Dark Way' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, undated [ca. 1911-1915].
- Draft of poem 'The Splendour of God' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, undated [ca. 1911-1915].
- Draft of poem 'The Splendour of God' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, undated [ca. 1911-1915].
- Fragment of draft of poem 'The Living Temple' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, undated [ca. 1911-1915].
- Draft of poem 'The Vigil of Love' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, undated [ca. 1911-1915].
- Draft of poem 'Occulta' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, undated [ca. 1911-1915].
- Draft of poem 'La Pucelle' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, undated [ca. 1911-1915].
- Draft of poem 'Heaven in Hell' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, undated [ca. 1911-1915].
- Draft of poem 'Flos Virgae' [published under title 'In the Wilderness'] by Joseph Mary Plunkett, undated [ca. 1911-1915].
- Draft of poem 'Virga Florebit' [published under the title 'Aaron'] by Joseph Mary Plunkett, undated [ca. 1911-1915].
- Draft of poem 'Initation' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, undated [ca. 1911-1915].
- Draft of poem 'Initation' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, undated [ca. 1911-1915].
- Draft of poem 'Eleusis Nova' [published under the title 'Initiation'] by Joseph Mary Plunkett, undated [ca. 1911-1915].
- Draft of poem 'Tabernaculum Foederis' [published under the title 'The Living Temple'] by Joseph Mary Plunkett, undated [ca. 1911-1915].
- Draft of poem 'Invocation' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, undated [ca. 1911-1915].
- Draft of poem 'Sonnet' [published under the title 'Seals of Thunder'] by Joseph Mary Plunkett, undated [ca. 1911-1915].
Drafts of poems included in 'Occulta' in 'Poems of Joseph Mary Plunkett' (1916), 1911-1915.
- Draft of poem 'Your Fear', by Joseph Mary Plunkett, 1913 June 4.
- Draft of poem 'Your Fear', by Joseph Mary Plunkett, [1913].
- Draft of poem 'Your Fear', by Joseph Mary Plunkett, [1913].
- Draft of poem 'No Song' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, with pencil sketches on verso, 1913 June 3.
- Draft of poem 'No Song' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, undated [ca. 1913].
- Draft of poem 'No Song', by Joseph Mary Plunkett, [1913].
- Draft of poem 'The White Feather', by Joseph Mary Plunkett, undated [ca. 1911-1915].
- Draft of poem 'The White Feather', with Latin subtitle 'Initium Sapientiae Timor Domini' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, undated [ca. 1911-1915].
- Draft of poem 'The Worm Joseph' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, 1913 Sept. 30.
- Draft of poem 'The Worm Joseph' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, [1913].
- Poem 'The Worm Joseph' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, [1913].
- Draft of poem 'Die Taube' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, 1915 March 4.
- Draft of poem 'Toihthe' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, 1915 March 5.
- Draft of poem 'Moriturus Te Salutat' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, undated [ca. 1911-1915].
- Draft of poem 'The Mask' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, undated [ca. 1911-1915].
- Draft of poem 'The Mask' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, undated [ca. 1911-1915].
- Draft of last 4 verses from poem 'The Dark Way' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, undated [ca. 1911-1915].
- Draft of poem 'The Living Wire' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, undated [ca. 1911-1915].
Personal papers of Joseph Mary Plunkett consisting of draft articles on literary criticism, draft poems and rough notes, 1910-1913.
- Draft of first page of article 'The New Power' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, on the subject of international politics and the First World War, undated.
- Draft of poem in Irish by Joseph Mary Plunkett, undated.
- Copies by Joseph Mary Plunkett of poems by G. K. Chesterton published in 'The Wild Knight' in 1900 by Grant Richard,
- Poem 'The Poet' by Peter McBrien, undated [1913].
- Review by Joseph Mary Plunkett of the plays 'The Travelling Man' and 'The Image' by Lady Augusta Gregory which were performed at the Abbey Theatre on 3rd March 1910, undated [1910].
- Draft of poem 'Of my Poems' by Thomas MacDonagh, with corrections by Joseph Mary Plunkett, 1913 September 4.
- Draft of article on the Irish literary tradition by Joseph Mary Plunkett, undated.
- Fragment of a short story by Joseph Mary Plunkett entitled 'A Rescue', with notes on verso, undated.
- Fragment of story begining with the line "selves and said a prayer", undated.
- Notes about the different racial types in Upper Egypt by Joseph Mary Plunkett, undated.
- List of props for the play 'The Dance of Osiris' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, undated [c. 1913].
Personal papers of Joseph Mary Plunkett consisting of drafts of poems and plays, including part of letter from Plunkett to 'The Poetry Review', 1910-1913.
- List of rhyming words with a stance from the poem 'A Ballade of Genteel Dissimulation' by Joseph Mary Plunkett with sketch of a coat of arms, 1911 September 7.
- Printed copy of 'The Irish Book Lover', Vol. V, No. 2., with annotations by Joseph Mary Plunkett, 1913 September.
- Printed reproduction of a painting depicting a man smoking a pipe with caption "Jack Morrow, from a painting by Estella Solomons, in Mr Joseph Holloway's Collection", excerpted from 'The Irish Review', Vol. IV, 1914 March.
- Fragment draft of the opening scene of a play 'The Naming of Cuhullin [Cuchulainn]' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, undated.
- Draft of letter from Joseph Mary Plunkett to 'The Poetry Review' regarding John Drinkwater's article 'Tradition and Technique' (The Poetry Review no. 7, July 1912), undated [1912].
Notebooks belonging to Joseph Mary Plunkett, with draft of 'Heaven in Hell' by Plunkett inscribed on verso of Society of Painters invitations, 1909-1912.
- Draft of poem 'Heaven in Hell' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, written on verso of invitations from the Society of Painters in Tempera (6th November 1909), 1912 July 1 & 7.
- Notebook containing drafts of poems, general reflections and sketches, 1909.
- Notebook containing drafts of poems and notes, undated.
- Notebook containing drafts of poems by Joseph Mary Plunkett, 1910.
Notebook containing drafts of poems by Joseph Mary Plunkett, 1910 May 8.
Notebook belonging to Joseph Mary Plunkett containing drafts of his poems, 1909-1911.
Notebook belonging to Joseph Mary Plunkett containing drafts of his poems, 1910 May 30 - August 6.
Notebook belonging to Joseph Mary Plunkett containing drafts of his poems, 1910.
Notebook belonging to Joseph Mary Plunkett containing drafts of his poems, 1911-1914.
Collection of draft poems with some corrections by Joseph Mary Plunkett, undated [ca. 1911].
- Draft of 'The Flaming Sword' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, undated [ca. 1911].
- Typescript document of 'The Sword' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, undated [ca. 1911].
- Draft of 'The Boig' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, undated [ca. 1911].
- Poem 'The Boig' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, undated [ca. 1911].
- Draft version of 'Sonnet to her Eyebrow' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, undated [1911].
- Draft of untitled poem by Joseph Mary Plunkett with the first line being "Unbound, unfettered, chainless I am chained", [1911].
- Draft of untitled poem by Joseph Mary Plunkett with the first line being "It is her voice who dwells within the emerald wall and sapphire house of flame", [1911].
Collection of draft poems by Joseph Mary Plunkett, 1909 & 1911.
- Draft of '1867' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, 1909 Michaelmas.
- Draft of 'The stars sang in God's garden' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, 1911 Feb. 19.
- Draft of 'I saw the Sun at Midnight' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, undated [ca. 1909-1911].
Collection of draft poems by Joseph Mary Plunkett, undated [ca. 1911].
Collection of poems with some corrections by Joseph Mary Plunkett, mostly published in 'The Circle and the Sword', undated [ca. 1910-1915].
Collection of drafts poems by Joseph Mary Plunkett, 1912-1915.
- Draft of poem 'Dante. Vita Nuova' [published as 'Nomina Sunt Consequentia Rerum'] by Joseph Mary Plunkett, 1912 June 5.
- Draft of poem 'When I am Dead' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, 1913 Dec. 22.
- Draft of poem 'When I am Dead' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, undated [1913].
- Draft of poem 'O Lovely Heart' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, 1914 May 24.
- Poem 'O Lovely Heart' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, 1914 May 24.
- Draft of poem 'Your Fault' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, 1914 Nov. 23.
- Draft of poem 'The Claim that has the Canker on the Rose' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, 1915 March 3.
- Draft of poem 'The Claim that has the Canker on the Rose' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, 1915 March 3.
- Draft of poem 'This Heritage to the Race of Kings' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, undated.
- Draft of poem 'The Grace of Death' [published as 'My Lady has the Grace of Death'] by Joseph Mary Plunkett, undated.
- Draft of poem 'The Grace of Death' [published as 'My Lady has the Grace of Death'] by Joseph Mary Plunkett, undated.
Draft of poem beginning with the words "Weep Daughters of Mnemosyne" and draft of poem beginning with the words "It is her Voice who dwells within the Emerald Wall and Sapphire House of Flame" by Joseph Mary Plunkett, undated.
Letter to Leonarda Goss, assistant editor of 'The Woman's Magazine', New York, from Joseph Mary Plunkett enclosing poems by Plunkett intended for publication in the magazine, 1913 April 4.
Collection of notes on his own poems by Joseph Mary Plunkett including details of their publication, 1913-1914.
- 'List of Poems' compiled by Joseph Mary Plunkett listing his poems and the dates of their composition, undated [ca. 1914].
- List 'Poems not in books' compiled by Joseph Mary Plunkett of his unpublished work, undated.
- List compiled by Joseph Mary Plunkett of poems and sonnets for a collection entitled 'Eye and Wing', undated [1913].
- List compiled by Joseph Mary Plunkett of poems and sonnets for a collection entitled 'Eye and Wing', 1913.
- List of poems by Joseph Mary Plunkett entitled 'Next book', undated.
- List of works by Joseph Mary Plunkett and other writer, with calculations, undated.
- List of letters, female names and arabic characters, with a sketch, by Joseph Mary Plunkett, undated.
- List of poems by Joseph Mary Plunkett, undated.
- List of poems compiled by Joseph Mary Plunkett listing some of his poems and some of the dates of their composition with notes by Thomas MacDonagh, undated [ca. 1914].
- List of poems by Joseph Mary Plunkett, undated.
Collection of draft poems not included in either of Joseph Mary Plunkett's published volumes, 1914-1915.
- Draft of poem 'L'Oubliette' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, 1914 Nov. 28.
- Draft of poem 'Ruler of the World' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, 1914 Dec. 2.
- Draft of poem 'Paraphrase' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, 1914 Dec. 17
- Draft of poem 'The Coolin' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, 1914 Dec. 31.
- Draft of poem 'The Coolin' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, undated [1914].
- Draft of poem 'My Hour Has Not Yet Come' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, 1915 Feb. 17.
- Draft of poem 'My Hour Has Not Yet Come' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, 1915 Feb. 17.
- Drafts of poem 'The Eighth of February 1914' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, New York, 1915 Sept. 19.
- Drafts of poem 'The Eighth of February 1914' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, New York, 1915 Sept. 19.
- Draft of poem 'Not Likely' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, New York, 1915 Sept. 19.
- Draft of poem 'Not Likely' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, New York, 1915 Sept. 19.
- Draft of untitled poems by Joseph Mary Plunkett, New York, 1915 Sept. 21.
- Draft of poem 'Signs and Wonders' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, undated [ca. 1915].
- Draft of poem 'Signs and Wonders' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, undated [ca. 1915].
- Draft of poem 'Daybreak' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, undated [ca. 1915].
- Draft of poem 'Daybreak' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, undated [ca. 1915].
- Draft of poem 'The Maid' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, undated.
- Draft of poem 'Sonnet' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, beginning with the line "Long have I waited by the gate of gold", undated.
- Draft of poem 'Exile' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, undated.
- Draft of untitled poem by Joseph Mary Plunkett, beginning with the line "Twas early in the morning", undated.
- Draft of untitled poem by Joseph Mary Plunkett, beginning with the line "O burning lips and white hot cheeks that burn", undated.
- Draft of untitled poem in French by Joseph Mary Plunkett, beginning with the line "C'est la fleur foudroyante", undated.
- Draft of untitled poem by Joseph Mary Plunkett, beginning with the line "An empty page...", undated.
Collection of draft poems not included in either of Joseph Mary Plunkett's published volumes, undated [ca. 1911-1914].
- Draft of poem 'Muktoub' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, 1911 Dec. 3.
- Drafts of poems 'The Joke' and 'All my Own Work' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, 1914 Nov. 12.
- Draft of poem 'Of the Joy the Heart that Shows itself in the Voice' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, with translation into Italian, 1914 Nov. 16.
- Draft of poem 'Landa LXXVI. Of the Joy the Heart that Shows itself in the Voice' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, 1914 Nov. 16.
- Draft of poem beginning with the line "Of the Joy the Heart that Shows itself in the Voice" by Joseph Mary Plunkett, 1914 Nov. 17.
- Draft of poem 'Testimony' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, undated.
- Draft of poem 'Cantilene de la Colombe' by Joseph Mary Plunkett in French, undated.
- Draft by Joseph Plunkett of an untitled poem beginning with the line "When in eternity, God spoke to God", undated.
- Page 3 and 6 of draft of an untitled poem by Joseph Mary Plunkett, beginning with the line "Or Ignorance", undated.
- Fragment draft of an untitled poem by Joseph Mary Plunkett, beginning with the line "Whene'er, I say when'ever, in short, whene'er", undated.
- Fragment draft of an untitled poem by Joseph Mary Plunkett, beginning with the line "Out of tempestous night", undated.
- Draft of an untitled poem by Joseph Mary Plunkett, beginning with the line "Vagrant I wander through a troubled world", undated.
- Draft of an untitled poem by Joseph Mary Plunkett, beginning with the line "Long have I waited by the gate of gold", undated.
- Draft of an untitled poem by Joseph Mary Plunkett, beginning with the line "If I made you a song", undated.
Collection of draft poems not included in either of Joseph Mary Plunkett's published volumes, undated [ca. 1909-1912].
- Draft of poem 'The Red Red Hill' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, Achill Island, 1909.
- Draft of poem 'The Red Red Hill' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, undated [1909].
- Draft of poem 'Jimmy the Bawler' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, 1910 May.
- Draft of untitled poem by Joseph Mary Plunkett, beginning with the line "I dare not look in those deep lakes, your eyes", 1910 June 13.
- Draft of untitled poem by Joseph Mary Plunkett, beginning with the line "As I walked over from Magheraroarty", 1912.
- Draft of poem 'The Chronicles of Heaven and Hell' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, 1912 June 18.
- Draft of poem 'Dicantus bona verba: venit Natalis ad aras' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, undated.
- Draft of poem 'Dicantus bona verba: venit Natalis ad aras' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, undated.
- Draft of poem 'The Rime of Ramesses II' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, undated.
- Draft of poem 'The Rime of Ramesses II' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, undated.
- Untitled poem by George Noble Plunkett, San Remo, Italy, undated.
- Draft of poem 'A Ballade of a Sunken Star' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, undated.
- Draft of poem 'The Piano Player' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, undated.
- Draft of poem 'Flor Mundi' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, undated.
- Copy by Joseph Mary Plunkett of poem 'Versperal' by Nancy Campbell, undated.
- Draft of untitled poem by Joseph Mary Plunkett, beginning with the line "Prince, you have sounded all profundity", undated.
- Draft of 'Sonnet' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, beginning with the line "Leila! Dark night of passion and of rain", undated.
- Draft of 'Sonnet' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, beginning with the line "The laughing stars fell silent and a flame..."', undated.
- Draft of untitled poem by Joseph Mary Plunkett, beginning with the line "Death is with us to-night", undated.
Collection of draft poems not included in either of Joseph Mary Plunkett's published volumes, 1915.
- Fragment draft of poem 'Big Talk' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, written in New York, USA, 1915 Aug. 28.
- Draft of poem 'A Song of Real Things' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, undated.
- Draft of untitled poem by Joseph Mary Plunkett, beginning with the line "Where she shall walk amid heart-shaken towers", undated.
- Draft of poem 'Love and Pain and Death' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, undated.
- Draft of poem 'The Pageant of Pain' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, undated.
- Draft of poem by Joseph Mary Plunkett, including quotation from Roman poet Horace and notes, undated.
- Draft of poem 'Soul Star-Wings' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, undated.
- Draft of poem 'To...' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, including quotation by poet Francis Thompson, undated.
- Fragment of draft of untitled poem by Joseph Mary Plunkett, beginning with the line "A little silence flutters on shadowy wings", undated.
- Quote in Latin from 'Pervigilium Veneris' or 'The Vigil of Venus', with translation by Joseph Mary Plunkett, undated.
- Drafts of poems 'Today a Little Song of Earth', 'Immortal Choirs' and 'The Leaves are Shaken by the Wind' by Joseph Mary Plunkett, with Arabic text, undated.
Draft of unpublished poems by Joseph Mary Plunkett, undated & 1911.
- Draft of untitled poems by Joseph Mary Plunkett, beginning with the lines "My heart is such a little thing" and "'But he wouldn't be Willie", [1911?] Jan. 16.
- Draft of untitled poem by Joseph Mary Plunkett, beginning with the line "From Tasagart to Clonmore", undated.

Corrected page proofs, clippings, etc. from 'The Irish Review', 'The National Student' and 'Columba Press', including drafts of work by Plunkett and Padraic Pearse,

1913.

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In Collection:	Joseph Mary Plunkett Papers, 1904-1916
Main Creator:	Plunkett, Joseph Mary, 1887-1916
Language:	English
Extent:	1 folder (20 items).
Format:	MANUSCRIPT
Call Number:	MS 10,999/10 (Manuscripts Reading Room)
Rights:	Reproduction rights owned by National Library of Ireland.