Erin's hope :

the ends and the means (first published 1897) ; and, The new evangel : preached to Irish toilers (first published in 1901) /

James Connolly wrote for today /

Labour in Ireland ... II. :

The re-conquest of Ireland /

Revolutionary warfare /

Beginnings of Communism.

The legacy and songs of freedom.

The watchword of labour /

Workshop talks.

The re-conquest of Ireland /

Labour in Ireland, I :

labour in Irish history, II: The reconquest of Ireland /

James Connolly :

selected writings /

Labour in Irish history /

The re-conquest of Ireland /

Letters and postcards from James Connolly to John Mulray including one from Mulray to Connolly, 1904-1908.

Letters, postcards and telegrams from James Connolly to Murtagh Lyng, Thomas J. Lyng and John J. Lyng, chiefly on socialism, the Irish Socialist Republican Party, and the 'Workers' Republic', 1898-1903.

Correspondence of the Socialist Labor Party of the United States of America related to party politics, James Connolly, and the role of the National Secretary and the National Executive Committee, 1907.

Letter from James Connolly to John Carstairs Matheson outlining the limit of the corrections that can be made to articles prior to printing in 'The Socialist', and telling of his plans for a trip to the United States, 1902 August 22.

Letter from James Connolly to John Carstairs Matheson giving his opinion of Con Lehane, [1903 Feb?].

Letter from James Connolly to John Carstairs Matheson about faked reports relating to the Social Democratic Federation and about party branches in Scotland including a new one in Kirkcaldy, 1903 June 24.

Letter from James Connolly to John Carstairs Matheson thanking him for the letter he wrote while Connolly was in prison, of which he later got a copy since he did not receive the original, 1913 October 13.