II. Letters relating to William Robinson's political career,

1849-1889.
Bibliographic Details
Main Creator: Robinson, William E. (William Erigena), 1814-1892
Contributors: Robinson, John, active 1868
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Summary:Letters, sent to the journalist, lawyer and politician Wlliam E. Robinson of New York from various correspondents, concerning political matters, notably his promotion of Irish nationalism and his career in Congress between the years 1867-9 and 1881-5. Included are letters from John Pope Hodnet of the United Labor League of America, political prisoner Henry O'Mahony and plantation owner John Robinson, of Goldboro, North Carolina, who writes to in the period following the American Civil War.
In collection: William E. Robinson Papers, 1834-1909.
Format: Manuscript
Language:English
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Notes:Physical description: 2 folders.
Arrangement:Sub-fonds

II. Letters relating to William Robinson's political career,

1849-1889.
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Bibliographic Details
In Collection: William E. Robinson Papers, 1834-1909.
Description:Letters, sent to the journalist, lawyer and politician Wlliam E. Robinson of New York from various correspondents, concerning political matters, notably his promotion of Irish nationalism and his career in Congress between the years 1867-9 and 1881-5. Included are letters from John Pope Hodnet of the United Labor League of America, political prisoner Henry O'Mahony and plantation owner John Robinson, of Goldboro, North Carolina, who writes to in the period following the American Civil War.
Main Creator: Robinson, William E. (William Erigena), 1814-1892
Language:English
Extent:2 folders.
Format:Manuscript
Call Number: MS 50,311/3-4 (Manuscripts Reading Room)
Rights:Reproduction rights owned by the National Library of Ireland.