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Letter from Maxwell to Mr Duke concerning the confiscation and return of weapons to the National Volunteers, and their status,

1916.

Main Creator:	Maxwell, John Grenfell, Sir, 1859-1929
Contributors:	Merrivale, Henry Edward Duke, Baron, 1855-1939
In Collection:	General Sir John Maxwell Papers, 1916.
Format:	MANUSCRIPT
Language:	English
Subjects:	Moore, Maurice George, > 1854-1939 National Volunteers (Ireland) Sinn Féin more ... Ireland > History > Easter Rising, 1916 less ...
Notes:	Letter has the letterhead of Royal Hospital, Kilmainham, Dublin. No date on letter but most likely after July 1916, when Henry Duke was appointed Chief Secretary of Ireland. Physical description: 2 pages. Hide notes ...
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General Sir John Maxwell Papers,

Order from the War Office, Army Council appointing General Sir John Maxwell Commander-in-Chief of the Forces in Ireland, 28th April 1916.
Letter from Maxwell to Lord Monteagle regarding clemency and sentencing of the accused, 16th May 1916.
Letter from Maxwell to Mr Asquith giving information on the Rebellion and some of those involved, 28th May 1916.
Letter from Maxwell to Mr Duke concerning the confiscation and return of weapons to the National Volunteers, and their status, 1916.
Typescript letter to Mr Asquith concerning convicting the accused, detention of women, and the shooting and burial of people by the British Army, 26th May 1916.
Typescript letter to the Secretary of State for War relaying the events of the Easter Rising and the reactions of the British Army, May 1916.
Typescript letter to Mr Asquith explaining the actions of Bishop O'Dwyer of Limerick and some Roman Catholic priests after the Rising, 1st June 1916.
Draft letter to Mr Asquith explaining public opinion and change of attitudes to the events surrounding the Rising, 15th June 1916.
Report on State of Ireland Since the Rebellion, 24th June 1916.
Letter from Maxwell to Mr Samuel commenting on Irish-American feelings, the Plunkett family, and news of a cattle drive in Ballinasloe, 11th July 1916.
Typescript letter from Walter H. Long to Maxwell requesting information on the condition of Ireland, 12th July 1916.
Typescript letter from Maxwell to Herbert Asquith requesting his position to be regularised and redefined, giving an overview of the political situation, 17th July 1916.
Typescript letter from Maxwell to Walter Long explaining his position and the political situation in Ireland, 17th July 1916.
Typescript letter from Maxwell to Walter Long regarding military intelligence and the legality of volunteer organisations in Ireland, 18th July 1916.
Typescript letter from Wingate to Maxwell regarding the situations in Ireland, Hejaz, India, Ottoman Empire, North Africa and the Western Front, 23rd August 1916.
Handwritten letter from Chalmers to Maxwell regarding comunication and the role of the Chief Secetary in Ireland, 5th September 1916.
Handwritten copy of letter from Asquith to Maxwell with Maxwell's reply, concerning his discharge from Ireland as Commander-in-Chief, 26th October 1916.
Handwritten letter from Maxwell to his wife Louise Selina Bonynge Maxwell, concerning his leaving Ireland and opinion in Ireland of his actions, 29th October 1916.
Handwritten report to the Chief Secretary on the military and security situation in Ireland, 1916.
Draft letter from Maxwell to Lord Kitchener regarding the Skeffington affair and public opinion after the Rising, 1916.
Draft report on the recruitment of Irish men for the British military forces, the possibility and consequences of conscription and the shortages of Irish recruits, 20th September 1916.
Report on the British War Office, Secretary of States for War and persons involved in decision making in the British Government during the War, 1917.
Third Supplement to the London Gazette of Tuesday, 20th June 1916.
Supplement to the London Gazette of Friday, 21st July 1916.

Letter from Maxwell to Mr Duke concerning the confiscation and return of weapons to the National Volunteers, and their status,

1916.

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In Collection:	General Sir John Maxwell Papers, 1916.
Main Creator:	Maxwell, John Grenfell, Sir, 1859-1929
Language:	English
Extent:	2 pages.
Format:	MANUSCRIPT
Call Number:	MS 50,610/4 (Manuscripts Reading Room)
Rights:	Reproduction rights owned by the National Library of Ireland.