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
[Boston?], 1920. First edition. A sardonically penned anti-Loyal Coalition pamphlet written by the Boston attorney, Francis A. Campbell, who was a prominent member of Boston’s Irish-American community serving as Clan na Gael leader, a member of the Irish-American Historical Society and as editor of “The Hibernian.” The Loyal Coalition was..... More
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
New York: The Statesman Press, [1919]. First edition. Stapled wrappers (6” x 9”), 29 pp. Owner’s stamp to the top of the front wrapper and number to the top right corner, light wear to edges; some heavy offsetting likely from a newspaper clipping to pp. 28-29, VG. Just over a...... More
[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
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
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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