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How an Irish Tenant's Improvements May be Confiscated. One Illustration of a Thousand
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Leaflet of the Irish Press Agency that details the treatment of Irish tenants under the land laws of the late 19th century. Date is approximate.
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Ireland in the Last Fifty Years: a Record of Misgovernment
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Leaflet of the Irish Press Agency that details a record of English misgovernment of Ireland between 1837 and 1887. Included are mentions of the Arms Act, the Outrages Act, the Constabulary Enlargments Act, the Unlawful Oaths Act, the Peace Preservation Act, the Crimes Outrage Act, and others. Date is approximate.
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Ireland under Her Own Parliament
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Leaflet of the Irish Press Agency leaflet that collects testimony of Irish pre-Union prosperity under the Constitution of 1782. Date is approximate.
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Irish Tenant Right
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“The Following Appeared in the Oldham Evening Chronicle of 12th June, 1889.” This text is written by an Irish Correspondent and concerns the Land Bill of 1881, Land Act of 1887, and the relationship between tenants and landlord in Ireland. Date is approximate.
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Mr. Balfour as a Jailer: His Treatment of Mr. Carew, M.P.
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Leaflet of the Irish Press Agency that reprints selections from the May 23, 1889 edition of the “Star” concerning the arrest and detention of James Laurence Carew, Member of Parliament for North Kildare.
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Mr. Parnell's Challenge
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Leaflet of the Irish Press Agency concerning letters forged by Richard Pigott and rebuttals of the authenticity of these letters by Charles Stewart Parnell. Date is approximate.
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Sentenced to Six Months' Imprisonment for Taking Off His Hat! An Incident from the Reign of Terror in Kerry
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Leaflet of the Irish Press Agency recounting the arrest of Mr. Moore Stack in County Kerry on February 13, 1889 and his resulting imprisonment. Date is approximate.
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Some Facts of Irish History. An Instructive Record. (To the Editor of the "Liverpool Daily Post.")
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Leaflet of the Irish Press Agency that reprints a letter to the editor of the “Liverpool Daily Post” by An English Protestant, dated September 24, 1889. The letter concerns laws passed in reference to Irish Catholics. Date is approximate.
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The Government and Pigottism ; or, the "Unionist" Alliance with the "Times." From the "Pall Mall Gazette" of March 9, 1889
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Leaflet of the Irish Press Agency that reprints selection from the “Pall Mall Gazette” of March 9, 1889. Text outlines the association of “The Times” with the Unionist cause and instances of Parnellism and Pigottism. Date is approximate.
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The "Prosperity Cry"
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Leaflet of the Irish Press Agency concerning perceptions of increased prosperity for Ireland by Unionist platforms. Date is approximate.
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The Reign of Terror in Donegal
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Leaflet of the Irish Press Agency that reprints newspaper coverage of arrests conducted in 1889 during a “police reign of terror in Donegal.” Date is approximate.
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The "Times" on O'Connell
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Leaflet of the Irish Press Agency that reprints selections of commentary on Daniel O’Connell from “The Times,” dated between 1835 and 1838. Date is approximate.
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Coercion Court Evidence
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Leaflet of the Irish Press Agency concerning charges against Mr. Sheehy in a Coercion court and commentary on the existing justice system. Date is approximate.
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Findings of the Forgeries' Commission. A Triumphant Acquittal! Extracts from the Report of the Three Judges
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Leaflet of the Irish Press Agency that includes excerpts from judges’ remarks during the Forgeries Commission proceedings. Date is approximate.
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The Torture of John Mandeville: A Widow's Pathetic Story
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Leaflet of the Irish Press Agency about the arrest, prison sentence, and death of John Mandeville, as relayed by his widow. Date is approximate.
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Who are Mr. Balfour's Criminals?
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Leaflet of the Irish Press Agency concerning arrests under the leadership of Arthur Balfour, including those related to the Coercion Act. Date is approximate.
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Maintaining the Union" in Ireland ; or, the Working of the Coercion Act
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Leaflet of the Irish Press Agency that describes a “list of some of Chief Secretary Balfour’s victims” in relation to the Coercion Act. Date is approximate.
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A Summary of Irish Grievances, Still Existing in 1886; With Some Remarks on Home Rule
Edmund Harvey
Leaflet by Edmund Harvey concerning Home Rule, Irish self-governance, the Irish Land Question, the Arms Act, education, acts of Parliament, the Municipal Franchise, castle government, county government, magistracy and judges, Protestant ascendency, police, and remedies for outlined grievances. Date is approximate.
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The Irish "Plan of Campaign." To the Editor.
Edmund Harvey
“The Following Letter Appeared in Daylight (a Norwich Weekly Journal) of 18th December, 1886,” written by Edmund Harvey. The letter concerns the Plan of Campaign and the relationship between tenants and landlord in Ireland. Date is approximate.
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The Result of the Union
National Land League (Ireland)
Leaflet of the Irish National League concerning the Act of Union and relations between Ireland and England. Date is approximate.
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Irish History in a Nutshell
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Leaflet provides an overview of Irish history beginning under the reign of Henry II and concluding with land laws of 1885. Date is approximate.
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The "Religious Persecution" Bogey
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Leaflet of the Irish Press Agency concerning a campaign to discourage British Protestants away from favoring Home Rule for Ireland. Date is approximate.
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The Woodford Murder
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Leaflet of the Irish Loyal and Patriotic Union concerning rent prices, evictions, and associated violence and murder in Woodford, County Galway. Date is approximate.
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The Crimes Act and the State of Ireland. To the Editor.
Edmund Harvey
“The following Letters appeared in the (Norwich) “Eastern Daly Press” of the 3rd and 11th December, 1884, respectively.” The letters are written by Edmund Harvey and relate to the Land Act, Crimes Act, and Arrears Act.
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The Government of Ireland
D. B.
“The following letter appeared in the New York Nation, of 20th December, 1883. It may be remarked that New York Nation is a high-class, independent weekly review, is no way especially interested in, or inclined to favor Irish Nationalism.” The text provides an overview of the Irish legal system and structure of governance in relation to Great Britain. Date is approximate.
