Barton, Robert Childers, 1881-1975
Robert Barton Irish lawyer, soldier, statesman and farmer (1881-1975)
VIAF ID: 315944629 ( Personal )
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Preferred Forms
4xx's: Alternate Name Forms (11)
Works
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| Autographs of Arthur Griffith, Eamon Duggan, Robert Barton and George Gavan Duffy, signatories, along with Michael Collins, of the Anglo-Irish Treaty of 1921 |
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| Burlington, Iowa, 1965? |
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| Colour photocopy of a handwritten letter from Robert Barton [signed "Riobárd Bartún"] to Batt O'Connor on embossed headed paper of "10 Downing Street, Whitehall", sent while negotiating the Treaty in London, including a sketch of the table plan of all the attendees present; |
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| Copies of memorandums between Art O'Brien and Desmond Fitzgerald mainly relating to the work of the Dáil's Publicity Department and the distribution of propaganda. Also includes a letter from Robert Barton to Art O'Brien |
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| Copies of memorandums between Art O'Brien and Robert Barton, mainly concerning Irish political prisoners in England and applications for employment at the Land Bank |
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| Copy letter from Robert Barton Childers to L. G. Esmonde asking him to deal with an enclosed letter from a William Jones of O'Connell Street, Waterford. Includes copy letter to Jones informing him his letter has been sent to Esmonde |
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| Copy letter from Robert Childers Barton to George F. H. Berkeley advising him that Maurice Moore will pay the travel expenses of Colonel O. H. Fisher but can not give him a salaried appointment |
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| Copy of letter from Robert C. Barton on behalf of Maurice Moore, to S. C. Hickman, Fonloc, Newtown-on-Fergus, Co. Clare, acknowledging receipt of letter |
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| Correspondence between John A Rainsford and Morris Moore with Robert C. Barton regarding the possibility of Rainsford providing training for the National Volunteers |
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| Correspondence from Nugent Brown to Maurice Moore offering his services to help in organising the National Volunteers |
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| Correspondence of Liam Price mainly concerning the death of Dr. Dorothy Stopford Price and Price's biography of Stopford Price |
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| Documents relating to the Commission of Inquiry into Banking, Currency and Credit paperwork, concerning agricultural credit |
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| Documents relating to the War of Independence, the truce and the aftermath |
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| Draft letter on behalf of Maurice Moore to the Secretary, Provisional Committee, Irish Volunteers, acknowledging receipt of a letter relating to Daniel Mooney |
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| [Five election leaflets for Barton's candidature in the Wicklow constituency |
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| Irish National Volunteers correspondence regarding meetings and branches in England and Wales |
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| [Letter] 1919 August 27th, Dublin [to] The Secretary to each Co. Committee of Agriculture. |
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| Letter from Eoin Mac Neill and Laurence J. Kettle to Robert Childers Barton, acknowledging receipt of accounts for expenses incurred by James Crean |
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| Letter from L. G. Esmonde to Robert Childers Barton in which he writes that there will be little stability within the Irish Volunteers until they are recognised by the government |
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| Letter from R. Anderson to Robert Childers Barton advising that he is free to assist the National Volunteers until he is required to return to India in October |
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| Letter from Robert Barton, Annamoe, Co. Wicklow, to Liam Price regarding Eamon De Valera and the Treaty negotiations |
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| Letter from Robert Barton, County Wicklow, to Jane Coffey sympathising with her on the death of Cesca |
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| Letter from Robert Barton, Mountjoy Prison, to Dorothy Stopford Price thanking her for her parcel and that his Easter fishing with Erskine Childers will have to be delayed |
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| Letter from Robert Barton, to Diarmid Coffey regarding a warrant out on someone he knows |
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| Letter from Robert Barton to Lily O'Brennan concerning supplies and learning Irish |
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| Letter from Robert Childers Barton, on behalf of Maurice Moore, to L. G. Esmonde requesting suggestions for the appointment of an Inspecting Officer with the Irish Volunteers for Co. Waterford |
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| Letter from Robert Childers Barton to Alice Stopford Green regarding her epilogue and looks forward to generations of English speaking students reading about the relations between Ireland and England |
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| Letter from Robert Childers Barton to George Noble Plunkett, Count Plunkett, informing him of his decision to send a communication to the editor of Poblacht na hÉireann contradicting Michael Collins' statement that the Treaty was not signed under threat of immediate and terrible war |
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| Letter from Robert Childers Barton to Rory O'Connor, giving him permission to inspect his property for any possible use |
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| Letters from prisoners to Dorothy Stopford Price, during the War of Independence and Civil War |
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| Letters from various individuals to Alice Stopford Green |
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| New Zealand foreign policy, 1945-1985, 1986: |
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| Papers relating to the Anglo-Irish treaty, with correspondence about the negotiations, as well as papers relating to the Civil War |
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| Pass signed by Robert Barton giving Alice Stopford Green access to the public assembly of Dáil Éireann |
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| Report of Prisoners' Sub-committee, "Re:- Sentenced Men", also includes copies of "Statements of Assault on Irish Prisoners" |
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| Report regarding the Agriculture Committee |
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| Schemes for Land Acquisition and Loan Bank |
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| [Sinn Fein 1918 election handbill for Robert Childers Barton]. |
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| Telegram from Bob [Robert] Barton to Desmond FitzGerald reminding him of an appointment |
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| Transcript of conversation between David Lloyd George, Austen Chamberlain, Art O Briain and Robert Barton |
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| The truth about the Treaty and Document no. 2; a reply to Michael Collins. |
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| Typescript and manuscript notes by Publicity Department, Dáil Éireann, concerning instructions for the release for publication of messages exchanged between Éamon de Valera and David Lloyd Geroge, regarding a conference between British and Irish representatives, with associated papers, mainly telegrams from Robert Barton and Joseph McGrath |
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| We claimed liberty for Ireland NOT foreign mastery: Vote for Barton. The man who makes the same claim. The man who denies the right of the stranger to govern Ireland. |
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