Healy, T. M. (Timothy Michael), 1855-1931
Healy, T.M.
Healy, Timothy Michael, 1855-1931
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Timothy Michael Healy
Healy, Timothy M. 1855-1931
Healy, T. M. (Timothy Michael)
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Works
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| Begone, Saxon |
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| Cri de l'Irlande à l'Europe, ou Étude sur la ligue agraire |
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| General correspondence of Moreton Frewen |
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| The great fraud of Ulster |
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| Letter from T. M. Healy, Glenaulin, Chapelizod, Dublin, to Sir Max Aitken regarding the health of his brother Maurice Healy |
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| Letter from T. M. Healy, Vineyard, Hurlington Road, Fulham, England, to unidentified recipient regarding the separation of Great Britain and Ireland |
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| Letter from Tim Healy to 'Miss Conry' writing 'what a nice girl you must be to write so prettily about Ireland' |
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| Letter from Timothy Michael Healy, Irish nationalist politician, to Moreton Frewen, claiming if a "boy makes an unwise speech. Well he has to pay for it", that the Irish atmosphere is "pervert and a traitor..", recommending he reads a book on Poland in order to get a glimmer into Ireland, as he sees "no light on the Mountain..when we opened to you our hearts, you examined our livers" |
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| Letter from William O'Brien to Timothy Healy |
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| Letters and leaders of my day, 1928?: |
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| Letters from a variety of individuals with surnames beginning with H to Alice Stopford Green and John Richard Green regarding their work, Mary Kingsley, the African Society, Irish Home Rule, the Boer War and India |
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| Letters from T. M. Healy, Governor General of the Irish Free State, to Desmond Fitzgerald, Minister for External Affairs |
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| Letters from T. M. Healy to Sir Max Aitken, Baron Beaverbrook, mainly regarding Anglo-Irish relations, reprisals by Great Britain and British policy in Ireland |
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| Letters from T. M. Healy to Sir Max Aitken, Baron Beaverbrook, with references to a proposed film based on the Emperor Maximilian of Mexico and discussing religion and writing |
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| Letters from various authors to Hanna Sheehy-Skeffington regarding her release from prison and return to Ireland |
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| Letters to Douglas Hyde, mainly relating to literary matters and the Gaelic League |
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| Letters to Francis Joseph Bigger |
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| Letters to John Redmond |
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| Letters to T. M. Healy from Michael Staines, James Murphy, E. A. Morkan, Richard Mulcahy and Thomas D. Sinnott regarding conditions in Frongoch Camp |
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| Lord Castletown Papers |
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| Loyalty plus murder |
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| Memoirs by Sophie Raffalovich O'Brien of a number of Irish political or literary figures of the early 20th cent. |
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| Memorandum from Laurence O'Neill, Lord Mayor of Dublin, to Timothy M. Healy, regarding the attack by the military on the Mansion House |
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| Miscellaneous autographs |
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| Mr. Healy on Mr. Parnell : speaking at the Leinster Hall, Dublin, on the 20th November, 1890. |
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| [Mr T.M. Healy] |
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| News article by Timothy Healy about events during the anti-conscription campaign of 1917 and associated events |
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| Postcard from Timothy Michael Healy to F. W. W. Cavendish, informing that he has received his letter |
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| Scrapbook containing correspondence to Éamonn Ceannt, his wife Áine Ceannt, and their son Ronán Ceannt |
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| Stolen waters |
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| Sur les chemins d'Irlande |
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| Telegram from [George Gavan Duffy] to Timothy Michael Healy providing "Dukes" address |
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| Telegram from T. M. Healy to Johanna Redmond regarding William Redmond's election victory |
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| The tenants' key to the Land Law Act, 1881 |
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| TLS from George Cave, Home Secretary, Whitehall, to T.M. Healy |
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| Transcription of artcles from the Dublin Correspondent describing the first meeting of the Seanad and an extract from a speech by the Governor General [Timothy Healy] at a joint meeting of the Seanad and the Dáil |
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| The treatment of political prisoners in Ireland |
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| Ulster and Ireland |
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| Victims of 1615. |
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| Votes for women : Defence at Bow Street |
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| Why Ireland is not free : a study of twenty years in politics |
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| Why there is an Irish land question and an Irish Land League |
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| Word for Ireland. |
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