Letters to republican Joseph McGarrity of Philadelphia, largely relating to political matters,
1914.
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| Summary: | Letters to Joseph McGarrity, many of which are incomplete, have partial signatures and unknown authorships. Included is a letter written from Cahirsiveen, describing the political mood in Ireland in support of the British military at the start of World War I (dated August 1914), a letter of sympathy written to McGarrity following a bereavement and an incomplete letter concerning Peadar O'Donnell's contact with Soviet Russia and reports of an I.R.A. member losing his post as a teacher. These letters are for the most part undated. Also included is an anonymous letter sent to McGarrity from an Irish-American, criticising his allegiance to Germany and Turkey which the writer views as against the interests of America [n.d.]. |
| In collection: | Additional papers of Joseph McGarrity, 1914-1971. |
| Format: | Manuscript |
| Language: | English |
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| Notes: | Physical description: 13 pages. |
| Arrangement: | Sub-fonds |
