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Printed poem titled '1916',

[n.d.]

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In Collection:	Arthur Griffith Additional Papers, 1909-1952.
Summary:	Printed poem concerning the Easter Rising. First lines read: 'The sacred fire of Ireland once again / Burst into flame, and all have felt the glow'. Hide full summary ...
Format:	MANUSCRIPT
Subjects:	Ireland > History > Easter Rising, 1916 > Poetry
Notes:	Authorship unclear. Physical description: 1 sheet (1 page). Hide notes ...
Contained in:	Arthur Griffith Additional Papers, 1909-1952.
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Arthur Griffith Additional Papers,

I. Prison correspondence, 1916-1919.
- Postcard from Crissie M. Doyle to Arthur Griffith during his detention at Reading Gaol, 1916 December 21.
- Typescript letter from Seán T. Ó Ceallaigh to an unidentified recipient concerning an attached copy of a letter from Arthur Griffith in Gloucester Prison, 1919 January 23 & 31.
II. Letters to Arthur Griffith regarding the Anglo-Irish Treaty, 1921-1922.
III. Letters to Arthur Griffith from United States citizens congratulating him on the Anglo-Irish Treaty, 1921-1922.
- Letter from Mrs Wynne, New York, to Arthur Griffith regarding the negotiation of the Anglo-Irish Treaty, 1921 December 26.
- Letter from Lieutenant-Colonel Duncan M. Stewart to Arthur Griffith, enclosing a letter Stewart had sent to Éamon De Valera regarding the American reaction to the Anglo-Irish Treaty, 1921 December 31.
- Letter from J. J. Healy, Chicago, Illinois, to Arthur Griffith congratulating him on negotiating the Anglo-Irish Treaty, 1922 January 9.
- Letter from Daniel A. Buckley, Cambridge, Massachusetts, to Arthur Griffith congratulating him on negotiating the Anglo-Irish Treaty, 1922 January 9.
- Letter from William E. Glynn, New Jersey, to Arthur Griffith congratulating him on negotiating the Anglo-Irish Treaty, 1922 January 10.
- Letter from Thomas C. Addison, Chicago, Illinois, to Arthur Griffith supporting Griffith's efforts to ratify the Anglo-Irish Treaty, 1922 January 10.
- Letter from Thomas F. Carroll, President of the Grand Rapids Branch of the Friends of Irish Freedom, to Arthur Griffith, congratulating Griffith on negotiating the Anglo-Irish Treaty, 1922 January 11.
- Letter from John Cassidy, New York, to Arthur Griffith congratulating him on negotiating the Anglo-Irish Treaty, 1922 January 14.
- Postcard from Mary C. Phillips, New York, to Arthur Griffith offering her prayers during his attempts to ratify the Anglo-Irish Treaty, 1922 January 12.
- Letter from Thomas Fogarty, New York, to Arthur Griffith congratulating Griffith on negotiating the Anglo-Irish Treaty, 1922 January 12.
IV. Letters to Arthur Griffith from individuals resident in North America, congratulating him on the Anglo-Irish Treaty, 1922.
V. Documentation and correspondence relating to the Provisional Government, 1922.
V. Other letters to Arthur Griffith, 1921-1922.
VI. Letters and cards sent to Maud Griffith, and others, 1921-1964.
VI. Postcards and photographs, ca. 1922.
VII. Newspapers, 1918-1923
VIII. Miscellaneous papers, 1908-1925.

Printed poem titled '1916',

[n.d.]

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In Collection:	Arthur Griffith Additional Papers, 1909-1952.
Description:	Printed poem concerning the Easter Rising. First lines read: 'The sacred fire of Ireland once again / Burst into flame, and all have felt the glow'. Hide full summary ...
Extent:	1 sheet (1 page).
Format:	MANUSCRIPT
Call Number:	MS 49,666/29 (Manuscripts Reading Room)
Rights:	Reproduction rights owned by the National Library of Ireland.