McGarrity, Joseph, 1874-1940
Joseph McGarrity
McGarrity, Joseph
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Works
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| Celtic moods and memories |
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| Christmas card from Margaret Pearse to the McGarrity family |
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| Copy of a statement by Joseph McGarrity "On Behalf of Clan-na-Gael" to the press upon the executions of [James Richards and Peter Barnes] in Britain, extolling them as Irish patriots and hoping that their "innocent blood" will unite the "Irish race", and hoping for the "oceans be the grave of Britains massive fleets" [reference to German U-boat campaign] |
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| Copy of "Statement read at Wolfe Tone Anniversary Celebration for the reading of which the son of Mayor MacCurtain was sentenced to 18 months by the "Free State" military tribunal" |
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| Letters to Joseph McGarrity |
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| List of monies received from Clan-na-Gael districts with notes by Joseph McGarrity |
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| The McGarrity papers, 1992: |
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| My fight for Irish freedom |
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| Note by Joseph McGarrity regarding the Friends of Irish Freedom, Clan-na-Gael, and President Éamon De Valera |
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| Notebook of Joseph McGarrity containing notes, addresses and accounts |
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| Organisational plan, possibly relating to the sale of bonds |
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| Poem "Ah say! do your thoughts ever stray" by Joseph McGarrity |
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| Poem "The Way of Life (A Celtic Rubaiyat)" by Joseph McGarrity |
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| Receipt for $3980 borrowed by Joseph McGarrity from The Pennsylvania Company |
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| Receipt for deposit made at the Girard Avenue Title and Trust Company by Hugh McCaffrey and Joseph McGarrity for the Irish Relief Fund |
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| Receipt from Fr. John Curran to Joseph McGarrity for a donation of $25 to the Horsforth New Catholic Church Building Fund |
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| Receipt issued to Joseph McGarrity by The Manhattan Storage & Warehouse Company for receipt of forty boxes [of Thompson machine guns] for storage, with booklet containing information on storage rates, etc. |
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| Speech by Joseph McGarrity asking for the support of the American people in the fight for Irish independence |
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| Statement by James M. Sullivan (vice-president of the Irish-American Municipal Union) calling on Irish Americans to support Govenor Woodrow Wilson |
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| Statement made by Joseph McGarrity regarding England's treatment of Irish people, particularly Roger Casement, through the use of the Black and Tans |
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| Tax report of Joseph McGarrity's by the Internal Revenue Service of the US Treasury Department |
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| Telegram from Charles H. Peck to Joseph McGarrity at 'The Irish Press' acknowledging receipt of $175 relating to "Our Baby Tank Tractor", with reference to "our mutual friend Mr. Hegarty" |
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| Telegram from Dr. Patrick McCartan to Joseph McGarrity asking his opinion on a meeting to be held at the opera house |
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| Telegram from Joseph McGarrity to "P.J. Moran" advising him to stand for economy at an upcoming board meeting |
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| Telegram from Laurence O'Neill to Joseph McGarrity informing him that he has seen Éamon De Valera and Michael Collins and asking him to explain a telegram that he sent |
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| Typescript report from Joseph McGarrity to Harry Boland regarding the split in Clan-na-Gael |
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