Dublin: Key Publishing Society, 1950-61. All issues large format bifolium measuring 11 ¼” x 17 ½” or 15 ¼” x 20 ¼”; illustrations. Some issues rubber stamped “Specimen Copy Very Important;” issues are slightly edgeworn with small nicks and creasing, but a VG lot. Three records for this paper in..... More about Fiat, Nos. 24, 30-31, 33, 36, 38, 40-41, 43-44, 51 [11 issues
Dublin: Printed by Br. James Forrest, 1885. First edition. 8vo; orange printed wrappers, 46, [2] pp. The Orange Institution of Ireland “is composed of Protestants, united and resolved to the utmost of their power to support and defend the rightful Sovereign, the Protestant Religion, the Laws of the Realm, the... More about Laws and Ordinances of the Orange Institution of Ireland. Revised and Adopted by the Grand Orange...
Bronx: Irish Northern Aid, 1978. First American edition. 8vo; stapled, illustrated wrappers, [2], 17, [1] pp, illustrations. A description of the history and conditions of Irish political prisoners in Long Kesh/H-Block, the notorious prison outside Belfast. Includes illustrations of the squalid conditions and inhumane treatment Republican prisoners are forced to... More about H Block - the British Government's treatment of Irish political prisoners
Hillside, New Jersey: Erie Nua, Inc., 1974. Second edition, revised. Blue, stapled wrappers (5 ½” x 8”), 33, [7] pp, photographs, bibliography. Light toning to wrapper edges, else Fine. Six copies found in WorldCat institutions. Published by a number of Irish republican organizations in the U.S. to fundraise for An Cumann... More about Focus: The Irish Question
[Northern Ireland?], [ca. 1983]. First edition. 8vo; light blue, stapled card wrappers, 32 pp. A collection of early writings from the outspoken Irish nationalist priest, Fr. Joseph McVeigh, condemning the institutional and legitimized violence of the British state against Northern Irish Catholics. Essays/speeches includes: “Growing Up Catholic in the North... More about British Violence in Ireland: Occasional Writings, 1980-1983
Ripley, Derbys.: Ripley Printing Society Ltd., [ca. 1933]. First edition. Original, stapled wrappers (18.5 x 12.75 cm); 15 pp. A scurrilous piece of anti-Irish/Catholic propaganda, Freeman accuses the disloyal Irish of taking British jobs while remaining pampered, unpatriotic, superstitious, and backward. He goes on to contend that the priests are... More about A Million Jobs for Our Unemployed
London: Drane's, [ca. 1915]. First edition. 12mo; illustrated wrappers, 90 pp, [6] pp, adverts. An anti-Home Rule, anti-Papal screed that criticizes Irish Nationalism broadly with particular virulence reserved for the Catholic hierarchy and Augustine Birrell, Chief Secretary for Ireland, whose Irish Universities Bill (1908) extended university education to Catholics. This... More about Under the Papal Crown; Or, 'Birrellism' in Ireland
Edinburgh: W. M. Urquhart & Son, 1928. First English language edition. Original black-stamped green wrappers; 60 pp., [1] (glossary). A well-preserved, unclipped, Near Fine copy with some faint toning along wrapper edge; many pages still uncut. Scarce in commerce. More about The Clan of Lochlann and Silis: Two Celtic Plays
Chino: Chick Publications, ©1988. Second printing. 8vo; perfect-bound, illustrated wrappers, 160 pp, photographs. The author traveled to Northern Ireland at the outset of the Troubles, and although not entirely unsympathetic to Catholic deprivation and discrimination, he accuses the Vatican of fomenting social revolution in an attempt to gain complete control... More about Catholic Terror in Ireland
[Cork]: [Missionary Committee], [1912]. First edition. Saddle-stapled, red, illustrated wrappers; 28 pp.; illus. An exhibition held in Cork, Ireland, in 1912 to "give information concerning the life and religions, habits and customs, of several lands." This was done via the testimony of missionaries, through artifacts, "while several phases of heathen... More about The Orient Missionary Exhibition, In the Central Hall, Academy Street, Cork, March 25th to 29th,...
London: E. Lahr, 1931. 12mo; stapled, newsprint wrappers, 12 pp. This edition limited to 2,247,365 copies with each copy signed by the Author with a rubber stamp. O’Flaherty’s short, playful attack on capitalism, whereby the unemployed would be substituted for pets of the upper class. The publisher’s notice on the..... More about A Cure for Unemployment (Blue Moon Booklet No. 8
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New York: The Devin-Adair Co., 1919. First edition. Octavo. Green, ribbed cloth stamped in gilt; 201 pp.; appendix is Martin Conboy's speech, "Ireland's Right to Freedom." Presentation inscription to Montreal Superior Court Judge, Hon. Edmund Guerin, who's stamp adorns the front pastedown; he in turn has written 'Rein in New... More about The Invincible Irish [INSCRIBED