Plunkett, Horace Curzon, Sir, 1854-1932
Plunkett, Horace Curzon, 1854-1932
Plunkett, Horace C. 1854-1932
Horace Plunkett Irish politician (1854-1932)
Plunkett, Horace Curzon
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- 100 1 _ ‡a Plunkett, Horace Curzon ‡d 1854-1932
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- 100 1 _ ‡a Plunkett, Horace Curzon, ‡c Sir, ‡d 1854-1932
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Works
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Bulletin of the Co-operative Reference Library | |
Defence of the convention. | |
Diary of Sir Horace Plunkett | |
Home Rule and conscription | |
Horace Plunkett / Trevor West. - Gerrards Cross, 1986. | |
Ireland In The New Century | |
The Irish case considered : a remonstrance addressed to the British public | |
Irish Chaos : the British cause and the Irish cure | |
The Irish home-rule convention : Thoughts for a convention | |
L'enseignement technique en Irlandie | |
Letter from Horace Curzon Plunkett to George Noble Plunkett, Count Plunkett, regarding the lack of funding available for exhibition purposes | |
Letter from Horace Plunkett, Connemara, to John Redmond, advising Redmond that the line he has taken in Irish politics "does not command itself ot the most orthodox of landlords" | |
Letter from Horace Plunkett from 84 Merrion Square, Dublin, to W. A. Henderson regarding a proposed lecture by Horace Plunkett to the Irish Literary Society, London, on Charles McCarthy of Wisconsin | |
Letter from Horace Plunkett, Irish Convention, Dublin, to John Redmond, conveying the sentiments expressed by William Martin Murphy and Bishop Patrick O'Donnell in their refusal to accept nationalist concessions | |
Letter from Horace Plunkett, Irish Convention, Dublin, to John Redmond, on the inauspicious proceedings at the convention, noting that different factions are meeting to consider their positions and hinting that the convention is close to failing | |
Letter from Horace Plunkett, Kildare Street Club, Dublin, to John Redmond, on the efforts of the 'Independent' to interfere with the organisation of the Recess Committee | |
Letter from Horace Plunkett, The Plunkett House, Dublin, to John Redmond, informing Redmond that, contrary to the newspapers' reporting, he has no intention of running for the South Dublin consituency | |
Letter from Horace Plunkett, The Plunkett House, Dublin, to John Redmond, proposing conditions under which it might be acceptable to postpone the passage of the Home Rule Bill, during the war | |
Letter from Horace Plunkett, The Plunkett House, Dublin, to John Redmond, suggestng that Redmond's recent speech relieved some anxiety and will help the Irish Volunteers a great deal | |
Letter from Horace Plunkett to Roger Casement arranging to meet in order to discuss the Connemara problem | |
Letter from Sir Horace Plunkett to George F-.H. Berkeley thanking him for his help for Irish workers and Plunkett's hope for a united and free Ireland | |
Letter from Sir Horace Plunkett to W. B. Yeats congratulating him on winning the Nobel Prize Gold Medal for Literature | |
Letters from a variety of individuals with surnames beginning with P and Q to Alice Stopford Green regarding Green's work, their activities and current events | |
Letters from Horace Plunkett, David Plunket and Sir Francis Plunkett, mentioning Home Rule, the Boer War and general affairs, and a letter from Gerald Balfour regarding Horace Plunkett's draft report on the finances of Ireland | |
Letters from Sir Horace Plunkett to [Dermod O'Brien?] agreeing to go to a committee if he wishes it and mentioning a Treasury exchange for £3000 | |
Letters from Sir Horace Plunkett to Hugh Lane regarding Lane's queries concening pictures for exhibit in Ireland | |
Letters from various correspondents to Michael MacDonagh | |
Letters from various individuals to Hanna Sheehy-Skeffington following the imprisonment and hunger strike of Francis Sheehy-Skeffington | |
Letters to Francis Joseph Bigger | |
Letters to George F.-H. Berkeley from various people with associated documents, including letters from Berkeley | |
Letters to Sarah Purser from Mary "Minnie", Lady Paget, Thomas Paterson, L.Phillimore, Horace Plunkett, Frederick York Powell, Sophia R. Praeger, Rev. I.H. Pratt, John Redmond, William Reynell, John J.Reynolds, Ethel Rhind, Charles S. Ricketts. Manning Durden Robertson, Lennox Robinson, Romeike's Agency Ltd, Robert Baldwin Ross, William Rothenstein, and A.E. (George Russell) | |
Letters to the T. W. Lyster Memorial Committee relating to the unveiling ceremony of memorial plaque in the National Library of Ireland | |
Material relating to anti-conscription movement | |
Memorandum on agricultural education for Ireland | |
The neglect of country life: a plea and a policy. : (Address delivered at the formal opening of the Plunkett house, November 11th, 1908) | |
Newspaper cuttings of articles, mainly relating to the Irish Labour Party, Lloyd George, and the land annuity payments | |
Noblesse oblige : an Irish rendering | |
La nuova Irlanda / Horace Plunkett ; prima traduzione italiana sull'ultima edizione inglese con introduzione di Gino Borgatta su Il problema della rinascenza irlandese e la nostra questione meridionale ; e prefazione di Luigi Einaudi | |
O'Brien of Cahirmoyle Papers | |
Oxford and the rural problem | |
Parole orders to prisoners at Ballykinlar Camp, Co. Down, signed by Proinnsias Ó Dubhthaigh, Ceann Urraidh | |
Plunkett and co-operatives, c1983: | |
The problem of congestion in Ireland | |
Report of the Recess Committee on the establishment of a Department of Agriculture and Industries for Ireland. | |
The rural life problem of the United States; notes of an Irish observer | |
Sir Hugh Lane and Ruth Shine Papers | |
Some Irish industries. | |
Some tendencies of modern medicine, from a lay point of view | |
Survey graphic. | |
The trend of co-operation in Great Britain and Ireland. | |
The United Irishwomen : their place, work and ideals | |
The unsettlement of the Irish land question | |
What would the Irish do with Ireland? |