Clarke, Thomas James, 1858-1916
Tomás Séamus Ó Cléirigh
Tom Clarke Irish revolutionary leader
VIAF ID: 41439153 (Personal)
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Preferred Forms
4xx's: Alternate Name Forms (27)
5xx's: Related Names (7)
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Dublin
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Ireland (Provisional government, 1916)
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Irische Republikanische Bruderschaft
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Irische Republikanische Bruderschaft
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Affiliation
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Irish Republican Army
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Irish Republican Brotherhood
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Isle of Wight
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Works
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| Account book detailing transactions at Tom Clarke's tobacconist and newsagents |
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| Correspondence and documents relating to the Wolfe Tone and United Irishmen Memorial Committee |
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| Glimpses of an Irish felon's prison life. |
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| Letter from Tom Clarke to Kathleen Daly expressing disappointment at a letter received from her mother disapproving of their relationship |
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| Letter from Tom Clarke to Kathleen Daly regarding arrangements for her travel to America |
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| Letter from Tom Clarke, written from New York, to his son John Daly Clarke during his stay in Limerick |
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| Letters to Joseph McGarrity with circulars, receipts and accounts relating to Clan-na-Gael |
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| Newspaper cutting from 'The Freeman's Journal', re-printing the Proclamation of the Irish Republic |
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| Partial letter from Tom Clarke to Kathleen Clarke regarding the possible returns to Ireland of his sister Maria and his brother Alf |
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| Poblacht na hEireann: The provisional government of the Irish republic to the people of Ireland. |
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| Proclamation of independence |
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| Rough accounts relating to the purchase of rifles and ammunition |
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| Telegram from James Bermingham to Tom Clarke in America asking him to come to Ireland as an exam is necessary |
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| Telegram from Tom Clarke sent to his brother Alfred, informing him of his release from Portland Prison |
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| Tom Clarke and the Irish freedom movement, 1936: |
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| Tom Clarke : life, liberty, revolution |
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