Roger Casement papers

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Leabharlann Nisinta na hireannNational Library of Ireland

Collection List no. A15

Roger Casement Papers

(MS 13,073 MS 13,092)

(Accession No. 863)

A collection of letters, poems, articles and other documents of Roger Casement

and his family. Covering his career in the British Diplomatic Service

and activities in the Irish Revolutionary movement, 1889-1945.


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CONTENTS

I. LETTERS TO ROGER CASEMENT, 1895-1916. .................................................... 4

II. LETTERS FROM ROGER CASEMENT TO HIS COUSIN GERTRUDEBANNISTER (MRS. SIDNEY PARRY), 1889-1915 ................................................... 14

III. LETTERS PRINCIPALLY TO GERTRUDE BANNISTER (MRS SIDNEYPARRY), 1916-36............................................................................................................ 16

IV. LETTERS AND PAPERS OF CASEMENT FAMILY, 1850-1916..................... 18

V. LETTERS TO ROGER CASEMENT AND OTHERS, INCLUDING SOMELETTERS BY CASEMENT, c.1900-1936.................................................................... 19

VI. ACCOUNT OF THE LIFE OF ROGER CASEMENT........................................ 21VII. LETTERS TO ROGER CASEMENT AND COPY LETTERS FROMCASEMENT, 1901-1914................................................................................................. 22

VIII. CORRESPONDENCE OF ROGER CASEMENT WITH THE FOREIGNOFFICE, 1898-1913 ........................................................................................................ 24

IX. ARTICLES, POEMS, LECTURES, BY AND ABOUT ROGER CASEMENT,1890-1916 ......................................................................................................................... 25

X. CONGO CONFIDENTIAL.................................................................................... 26

XI. CASEMENTS JOURNEY TO BERLIN AND ACTIVITIES IN GERMANY,1914-16 ............................................................................................................................. 27

XII. CASEMENTS ACTIVITIES IN GERMANY AND THE IRISH BRIGADE,1914-16 ............................................................................................................................. 28

XIII. THE CONGO, THE CONGO REFORM ASSOCIATION AND E. D.MOREL, 1903-12 ............................................................................................................ 31

XIV. BRAZIL AND ATROCITIES IN PUTMAYO, PERU ...................................... 32XIV.i. Foreign Office correspondence, memos, and copy letters from Casement ....... 32XIV.ii. Correspondence, 1909-1913............................................................................. 33XIV.iii. Other Papers .................................................................................................... 33

XV. TRIAL, IMPRISONMENT, EXERCUTION AND BURIAL ............................ 36XV.i. Papers in possession of solicitor George Gavin Duffy ....................................... 36XV.ii. Other Documents ............................................................................................... 37

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XVI. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS RELATING TO CASEMENT, AFRICA, PERU,IRELAND, GERMANY AND THE PARRY FAMILY, 1901-45 .............................. 39

XVII. ARTICLES ON ROGER CASEMENT............................................................. 41

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I. LETTERS TO ROGER CASEMENT, 1895-1916.

Correspondence of Roger Casement, arranged in several series.

MS 13,073 /1 Lady Helena Acland-Hood 1 letter; 2 Nov. 1913

Juan Alizoi 1 letter; 31 Oct. 1910Allison & Co 1 letter; 1 Sep. 1913B. Alston 2 letters; 1907American Consular Service 1 letter; 20 March 1915Capt. L.C. Arbuthnot 1 letter; 5 Oct. 1911John Campbell, 9thand 2nd Duke of Argyll, with Casements draftreply 2 items; July 1905

MS 13,073 /2 i Sir W. Baillie-Hamilton 3 letters; 1905C. Barclay 1 letter; 16 Feb. 1907Brian Barry 1 letter; 1 July 1910

R. Barry OBrien 2 letters; undatedW. Bell 3 letters; 1912-1913C. M. Bennett 1 letter; 29 March 1912R. J. Bennett 1 letter; 15 Aug. 1910R. I. Best 1 letter; 15 Sep. 1905

MS 13,073 /2 ii P. Bigelow 3 letters; 1908-1913Frederick Bishop 2 letters; 1910William Blackwood 1 letter; 4 Sep. 1905George M. Booth 2 letters; 1 July 1911Booth & Co. 1 letter; 29 April 1911Booth Line 1 letter; 28 June 1911Bowles George, Nicholls 1 letter; 17 July 1905Kathleen Boyd 1 letter; undated

MS 13,073 /3 P. J. Bradley 1 letter; undatedJ. J. R. Brock 1 letter; 24 July 1902W. H. Brown 1 letter; 1 Nov. 1913D. Brown 1 letter; 10 Jan. 1913H. R. F. Browne 1 letter; 20 March 1906James Bryce 1 letter; 30 Jan. 1906F. P. Byrne 1 letter; 23 May 1913Travers Buxton 2 letters; 1911-1912

MS 13,073 /4 i Ronald Campbell 3 letters; 1912A. Carnegie-Ross 4 letters; 1907-1912David Carey 1 letter; 15 Feb. 1913A. Ceffala 1 letter; 27 March 1905Arthur Chapman 2 letters; 1907, 1909T. Chambers 1 letter; 4 March 1911

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Erskine Childers 1 letter; 29 Oct. 1913

MS 13,073 /4 ii W. A. Churchill 3 letters; 1907-1908Churton 1 letter; 1913Ren Claparde 1 letter; 16 May 1904

Connemara School Fund etc. 4 letters; c.1913Connradh na Gaeilge 2 letters; 1908Contemporary Review 1 letter; 9 Sep. 1913Hans Coudenhove 2 letters; 1901, 1913Cornelius C. Cregan 1 letter; 14 Jan. 1914R. B. Cunninghame Greham 1 letter; 22 July 1912

MS 13,073 /5 H. P Dean 1 letter; 6 Nov. 1901Charles V. Dilke 4 letters; 1904-1906Margaret Dobbs 2 letters; undatedR. Donovan 2 letters; 1905-1906

[F.] Drummond 1 letter; 26 Feb. 1912[K.] Drummond 1 letter; 27 July 1912Arthur J. Duff 1 letter; 28 Oct. 1907James Duggan, N.T. 1 letter; 22 Aug. 1912Mary Dunlop-Williams 2 letters; 1902 and undated

MS 13,073 /6 i The Economist 1 letter; 10 July 1911J. E. Ellery 1 letter; 5 Dec. 1907R. A. Everett 1 letter; 11 Dec. 1903Julian Fabre 1 letter; 17 Jan. 1911Ffrench 2 letters; 1912Kate M. A. Ffrench 2 letters; 1905E. Fielding 1 letter; 9 Aug. 1912Henry Foley 1 letter; 20 Oct. 1901

MS 13,073 /6 ii Lawson Forfeitt 3 letters; 1904, 1910Fortnightly Review 2 letters; 1913Walter Fox 4 letters; 1910-1911Edw. Fry 1 letter; 30 Aug. 1912

MS 13.073 /7 i St. John Gaffney 1 letter; [1915]Hal. L. Gielgud 3 letters; 1912-1913G. P. Gooch 1 letter; undatedMartin Gosselin 2 letters; [1903]Charlotte Graham-Toler 3 letters; [1904]J. R. Green 2 notes from his letters made c.1913[Alice Stopford] Green 1 telegram; 2 Dec. 1913

MS 13,073 /7 ii Edward Grey 1 telegram; 5 Feb. 1911Arthur Griffith 1 letter; 20 Aug. 1908

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- Grigg 1 letter; 8 July 1912Frank Gritton (F.C.) 1 letter; 25 Aug. 1906John Gritton (F.C.) 1 letter; 21 July 1911Gustav Grunek 3 letters; 1908Stephen Gwynn 3 letters; undated

MS 13,073 /8 i W. Haggard 1 letter; 10 March 1913Ernest Hambloch 4 letters; 1913Nina Hamilton 4 letters; 1911-1912J. Hanley-Williams 1 letters; 8 Nov. 1901John H. Harris 1 letter; undatedH. B. Harrison 1 letter; 8 Sep. 1910

MS 13,073 /8 ii T. H. Harte 2 letters; 1911P. Hayes 1 letter; June 1907Alice H. Henry 1 letter; 26 Oct. 1913

Fr. Hicks 1 letter; 22 Feb. 1911Clement L. C. Hill 1 letter; 20 June 1911(J. J.) Hobson 4 letters; 1911Mire, Bean Artuir Hutton 2 letters; 1906-1907

MS 13,073 /9 Home Office/S. A. Harris 1 letter; 20 June 1911- Hone 1 letter; undatedRobert Hunter, Soir. 1 letter; 29 Nov. 1913[M. Huxton] 1 letter ; undatedIrish Society of Sheffield 1 letter; 28 Feb. 1914G. H. Jessop 1 letter; 5 Nov. 1913Carnegy Johnson 1 letter; 19 July 1912[A] King Harding 3 letter; 1912Thomas A. Kelly 1 letter; 27 June 1913Lawrence J. Kettle 1 letter; 11 Jan. 1914Henry J. King, bankers 3 letters; 1905

MS 13,073 /10 i Padraic Langan 1 letter; 3 Sep. 1915Algernon Law 1 letter; 18 Dec. 1912Hugh Law 3 letters; 1905, 1912Water Legge 2 letters; 1912[E. H. J.] Leslie (F.C.) 2 letters; 1911-1912Lever Bros Ltd. 2 letters; 1911Mary Logan 1 letter; undatedLondon Female Guardian Society 1 letter; 3 Nov. 1904

MS 13,073 /10 ii P. Magill 1 letter; 28 April 1904J. V. Mainnhan 1 letter; 24 March 1912Manchester Guardian 1 letter; 17 Oct. 1912F. B. Meyer 2 letters; 1912

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Kuno Meyer 2 letters; 1915-1916Marion F. Michell 2 letters; 1912

MS 13,073 /11 E. R. McClintock-Dix 3 letters; 1912-1913Barbara McDonnell 1 letter; 1 Dec. 1904

[L] MacGiolla Bride 1 letter; 28 Aug. 1907Helen MacNaghten 3 letters; 1913[Eoin] MacNeill 1 telegram; 15 Jan. 1914[Edward] Martyn 1 letter; 10 Dec. 1913

MS 13,073 /12 i National Literary Society 1 letter; 30 Sep. 1905National Review 1 letter; 28 Aug. 1905Nationalities and Subject Races Committee 1 letter; 6 Feb. 1914John Nelson 3 letters; 1913[Livia] Nelson 1 letter; 3 Nov. 1913New Age 1 letter; 3 Oct. 1913

New York Ledger 1 letter; 26 June 1895MS 13,073 /12 ii na N Fhaircheallaigh 1 letter; 22 June 1911

de N Nill 5 letters; 1904Nineteenth Century and After 2 letters; 1913F. Nordenflycht 1 letter; 8 [ ] 1910Alfred Harmsworth, 1st Viscount Northcliffe 2 letters; 1912Northern Banking Co. 1 letter; 27 Sep. 1905

MS 13,073 /13 i J. C. OBoyce 1 letter; 28 April 1904Hugh ODuffy 1 letter; 9 June 1908E O hArgin 1 letter; 20 Dec. 1913T. ONeill Lane 1 letter; 12 Nov. 1909[ONeily/ONeill] 4 letters; 1905, 1911

MS 13,073 /13 ii OReilly 1 telegram; 21 Sep. 1911Francis H. Orpen 2 letters; 1905, 1913P. P. OSullivan 1 letter; 28 June 1913Dr. OSullivan-Beare 1 letter; 14 Oct. 1907

MS 13,073 /13 iii Patriotic League for Britons Overseas 1 letter; 29 Oct. 1914George Pauling 3 letters; 1912Syney S. Pawling 7 letters; 1911-1912P. H. Pearse 1 letter; 15 June 1911Eustace Percy 1 letter; 22 Oct. 1912Peruvian Amazon Co. Ltd. 3 letters; 1911Sir Constantine Phipps 2 letters; 1903[Geo. H. Picknell] 3 letters; [1908-1909]M. Pugh 1 letter; [1913]Fred Puleston 1 letter; 25 Sep. 1911

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MS 13,073 /14 Louise C. Reid 1 letter; 30 March 1908

Review of Reviews/ W. T. Stead 1 letter; 30 Jan. 1905C. B. Rhind 1 letter; 21 Feb. 1908James Frederick Roberts 2 letters; 1904

Joseph Robinson 1 letter; 15 May 1911Royal Commission on the Civil Service 1 letter; April 1914E. P. S. Roupell 2 letters; 1907I. Russell Gubbins 1 letter; 6 July 1911Michael J. Ryan 2 letters; 1913

MS 13,073 /15 F. Leo Sambrook 1 letter; 8 Nov. 1912[A.S.] Sandall 1 letter; 22 Nov 1907School of Irish Learning 1 letter; 5 Jan. 1906C. P. Scott 1 letter; undatedE. M. Coleden Sickert 1 letter; 27 July 1911

Reginald J. Smith 2 letters; 1912E. D. Snowdon 1 letter; 4 Nov. 1908Spender 1 telegram; 7 Oct. 1913Thomas Taggart 2 telegrams; 1913Minnie Tanner 1 telegram; 27 April 1908Riobrd Un Fhloinn 1 telegram; 21 Oct. 1909

MS 13,073 /16 i A. G. Vansittart 2 telegrams; 1907Thomas Walker 1 telegram; 13 Dec. 1912I. Walter 4 letters; 1912Seumas Ward 1 letter; 24 Nov. 1912

MS 13,073 /16 ii William Warden 5 letters; 1911, 1913Chester Watney 3 letters; 1912

MS 13,073 /16 iii H. Grant Watson 1 letter; 17 Sep. 1912Mary Walters 1 letter; 13 May 1911Alfred Webb 1 letter; 12 Aug. 1905Jonah C. Wedgewood 1 letter; 5 April 1912Westminster Gazette 1 letter; 7 Oct. 1913White Star Line 3 letters; 1912

MS 13,073 /16 iv Captain J. R. White 1 letter; 17 Nov. 191[]Pat Wilkinson 1 letter; 8 June 1913Worlds Work and Play 1 letter; 24 Nov. 1904E. H. Young 1 letter; 18 July 1912[Count Arthur von] Zimmermann 1 letter; 1 Jan. 1905

MS 13,073 /17 Letters from E. Seymour Bell; 10 letters1911-1912

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MS 13,073 /18 Letters from Harold Barbour; 5 letters

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MS 13,073 /19 Letters from A. C. Barnes; 12 letters

1911MS 13,073 /20 i-ii Letters from Louis H. Barnes; 25 letters

1911-13

MS 13,073 /21 Letters from Eric Barrington; 4 letters1903-06

MS 13,073 /22 i Letters from Lord Beauchamp; 5 letters

MS 13,073 /22 ii Letters from Henry Farnell; 11 letters1903-05

MS 13,073 /23 i Letters from T. Fisher Unwin; 9 letters1901, 1911-13

MS 13,073 /23 ii Letters from R. H. Bertie; 8 letters1911

MS 13,073 /24 i Letters from H. L. Giegud; 8 letters1910-12

MS 13,073 /24 ii Letters from Manuel J. Birdwell; 11 letters1912

MS 13,073 /25 i Letters from T. H. Harte; 8 letters1905-13

MS 13,073 /25 ii Letters from Percy H. Browne; 10 items1912

MS 13,073 /26 i Letters from John Holt; 5 letters1905, 1910-13

MS 13,073 /26 ii-iii Letters from William A. Cadbury; 23 letters1907,1910-13

MS 13,073 /27 i Letters from Douglas Hyde; 15 lettersc.1904-13

MS 13,073 /27 ii Letters from Joseph Conrad; 5 letters

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1903-04

MS 13,073 /28 i Letters from A. Mitchell Innes; 16 letters1912

MS 13,073 /28 ii Letters from A. Conan Doyle; 16 letters1910-13

MS 13,073 /29 i Letters from Alfred Emmott; 8 letters1905-11

MS 13,073/ 29 ii-iii Letters from Lucien J. Jerome; 30 letters with associated newspapercuttings1911-13

MS 13,073 /30 i Letters from Lord Ennismore; 4 letters1904

MS 13,073 /30 ii Letters from Sir Harry H. Johnston; 10 letters1905, 1909

MS 13,073 /31 i Letters from L. E. Farquharson; 12 lettersundated

MS 13,073 /31 ii Letters from Joseph McGarrity; 5 letters1915-16

MS 13,073 /32 Letters from Louis Mallet; 7 letters1906, 1911

MS 13,073 /33 Letters from E. D. Morel; 17 letters1905-06, 1910-13

MS 13,073 /34 Letters from Henry W. Nevinson; 8 letters1906, 1912-13

MS 13,073 /35 Letters from A. Nightingale; 7 letters1904-10

MS 13,073 /36 i-iii Letters from Charles Roberts; 38 letters1912-13

MS 13,073 /37 Letters from W. Rothenstein; 4 letters1911, 1913

MS 13,073 /38 Letters from Frederick Smith, S. J.; 7 letters1911-12

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Randell Davidson, Archbishop of Canterbury5 telegrams with 2 replies from Casement; 1911-12

Mrs. Dryhurst 1 letter; 29 April 1915

MS 13,073 /46 viii L. E. Farquharson 1 letter; undated

Foreign Office 2 letters; 1907,1912T. J. M. Gaffney 1 letter; 24 March 1915J. D. Gregory (F.C.) 1 letter; 7 Jan. 1912

MS 13,073 /46 ix Letters from T. J. Gilmore; 10 letters1904-13

MS 13,073 /46 x Hammond and Richards 1 letter; 12 June 1902F. H. Hebblethwaite (F.C.) 1 letter; 22 April 1912F. W. Hirst 1 letter; 19 July 1911[Bulmer Hobson] 1 letter; undated

John Holt 2 letters; 1911, 1913MS 13,073 /46 xi Lady Margaret Jenkins 1 letter; undated

Arthur Kaye 1 letter; 6 Oct. 1912R. J. Kennedy 1 letter; 20 Oct. 1912[P. O.] Lugard 1 letter; 18 July 1911

MS 13,073 /46 xii Sir Claude MacDonald 1 letter; 17 Jan. 1914J. G. Swift MacNeill 1 letter; undated[Ada MacNeill] 2 letters; 1905, 1912J. K. MacGuire 1 letter; Feb. 1915

MS 13,073 /46 xiii R. J. Meiklejohn 1 letter; 20 June 1911E. D. Morel 2 letters; 1904, 1913J. H. Morgan 1 letter; 24 Aug. 1913Richard Morten 1 letter; undated

MS 13,073 /46 xiv Baron Nisco 1 letter; 15 Dec. 1903Northern Whig 1 telegram; 8 Aug. 1912Notes & Queries 1 item; 15 Oct. 1904[Lucius H. OBrien] 1 letter; undatedSeamus OBarra 2 letters; undated, 1909

- ONeill 1 letter; 18 Oct. 1908

MS 13,073 /46 xv Alfred Parminter 3 letters; 1905Pincers 1 telegram; 25 Sep. 1905Horace Plunkett 1 letter; undatedBeresford Potter 1 letter; 25 Dec. 1912W. J. Robertson 1 letter; 8 April 1911Ernest Roupell 1 letter; undated

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MS 13,073 /46 xvi Shelagh 3 letters; undated, 1912

W. W. Skilbeck 1 letter; 20 Oct. 1913Eva Symons 1 letter; 11 Feb. 1908

MS 13,073 /46 xvii Letters from unidentified correspondence; 5 lettersundated

MS 13,073 /46 xviii Letters from unidentified correspondence; 8 letters1892, 1904-09

MS 13,073 /46 xix Letters from unidentified correspondence; 12 letters1910-15

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II. LETTERS FROM ROGER CASEMENT TO HIS COUSIN GERTRUDEBANNISTER (MRS. SIDNEY PARRY), 1889-1915

MS 13,074 /1 i Letters 1889-98; 14 letters1889-98

MS 13,074 /1 ii Letters 1900-03; 17 letters1900-03

MS 13,074 /2 i Letters 1904; 13 letters1904

MS 13,074 /2 ii Letters 1905; 18 letters1905

MS 13,074 /3 i Letters Feb. June 1906; 17 letters

1906MS 13,074 /3 ii Letters July Dec. 1906; 14 letters

1906

MS 13,074 /4 i Letters Jan. June 1907; 17 letters1907

MS 13,074 /4 ii Letters July Nov. 1907; 9 letters1907

MS 13,074 /5 i Letters Jan. May 1908; 10 letters1908

MS 13,074 / 5 ii Letters June Dec. 1908; 12 letters1908


MS 13,074 /6 ii Letters 1910; 10 letters1910


MS 13,074 /7 ii Letters Jan. Aug. 1912; 13 letters1912

MS 13,074 /7 iii Letters Sep. Dec. 1912; 10 letters

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1912

MS 13,074 /8 i Letters Jan. July 1913; 22 letters1913

MS 13,074 /8 ii Letters Aug. Dec. 1913; 19 letters1913


MS 13,074 /9 ii Letters March 1915; 1 letter1915

MS 13,074 /10 i Undated letters with addresses; 12 lettersundated

MS 13,074 /10 ii Undated letters with no addresses; 22 lettersundated

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III. LETTERS PRINCIPALLY TO GERTRUDE BANNISTER (MRS SIDNEYPARRY), 1916-36

Letters are to Gertrude Bannister unless otherwise stated, they are arranged by date.

MS 13,075 /1 Dora [Sigerson] Shorter 1 letter; undatedBrixton Prison 1 telegram; 20 May 1916Henry W. Nevinson 2 letters; 10, 12 July 1916George Bernard Shaw 1 letter; 12 July 1916Queen Annes School 7 letters; July 1916E. Blackwell, Home Office 1 letter; 2 Aug. 1916E. F. Murnane to Sidney Parry 1 letter; 30 Sep. 1916Constance de Markiewicz 1 letter; undatedGertrude [Bannister] Parry 1 incomplete letter; undated

MS 13,075 /2 i W. A. Cadbury 1 letter; undated

Arthur Griffith 2 letters; 22 Jan. 191[7]Maurice Moore 1 letter; 6 July 191[7]H. W. Nevinson 1 letter; 25 Dec. 191[7]G. Gaven Duffy [1 to Una Parry] 2 letters; 1917Wilfred Scawen Blunt 1 letter; 7 March 1917[ ], Philadelphia 1 letter; 4 April 1917Charles Roberts 1 letter; 18 July 1917Alice Stopford Green 2 letters; undated, 3 Nov. 1917

MS 13,075 /2 ii Clement Shorter 1 letter; 19 March 1918Alice Stopford Green 3 letters; 1918-19Talbot Press 1 letter; 8 May 1918Wilfred Scawen Blunt 1 letter; 9 May 1918Ottoline Morrell 1 letter; 9 May [1918]James Stephens 1 letters; 14 May 1918E. F. Murnane to Sidney Parry 1 letter; 25 July 1918Eamonn De Valera 2 letters; March 1921

MS 13,075 /2 iii William J. Maloney 3 letters; 1932-34Michael Francis Doyle 2 letters; 1935John W. Dulanty 1 letter; 29 May 1935George Bernard Shaw 1 letter; 24 June 1935Gerry Allighan 1 letter; 13 March 1936John Harris 1 letter; 15 April 1936

MS 13,075 /2 iv Letter from Sorcha MacDermott, The Roger Casementcommittee; 8 letters1935-6

MS 13,075 /3 Letters from Una Parry to R. I. Best etc.; 9 letters

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1930, 1935-36

MS 13,075 /4 Letters from Bea Casement and Nina Casement; 5 letters1916, [1920] and undated

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IV. LETTERS AND PAPERS OF CASEMENT FAMILY, 1850-1916.

MS 13,076 /1 i-ii Letters from Tom Casement to Roger Casement; 19 letters1904-05, 1910-14

MS 13,076 /1 iii Letters from Charlie Casement to Roger Casement; 3 letters1904, 1912

MS 13,076 /2 i Letters from Gertrude Bannister to Roger Casement; 1 letter7 Oct. [1909/10]

MS 13,076 /2 ii Letters from Nina Bannister to Roger Casement; 8 letters1914-15

MS 13,076 /3 Letters from Kathleen Casement and Nina Casement to RogerCasement; 4 letters

1900, 1904-05Ms 13,077 /1 Letters from Roger Casement to Nina Casement and Una

[Bannister]; 6 letters1913-16

MS 13,077 /2 Letters Richard Martin and Co. to Mrs. Grace Bannister; 15letters1898-1907

MS 13,077 /3 Miscellaneous writings by Roger Casement senior including anAmerican travel journal, essays on spiritual phenomena and twoletters[1850], 1870 and 1872

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V. LETTERS TO ROGER CASEMENT AND OTHERS, INCLUDING SOMELETTERS BY CASEMENT, c.1900-1936

Unless otherwise state letters are to Roger Casement, they are arranged alphabetically bycorrespondent.

MS 13,078 /1 Miscellaneous letters and notes by Roger Casement; 6 items1911 and undated

MS 13,078 /2 Mire 1 letter; undatedEilis [Bannister] 1 incomplete letter; undatedLady [Augusta Crichton-Stuart, Marchioness of] Bute

1 letter; undatedCharlie Casement 2 letters; undatedArthur Conan Doyle to E. D. Morel 1 letter; undatedArthur Griffith 1 incomplete letter; undated

J. M. to H. W. Nevinson 1 letter; undatedBarbara McDonnell 1 letter; undatedAda MacNeill 1 letter; undated

MS 13,078 /3 Standish OGrady 1 incomplete letter; undatedSeamus OBarra 3 letters; undatedSidney Parry to Gertrude Bannister 2 letters; undatedMatthew Russell 2 letters; undatedA. Werner to H. W. Nevinson 1 letter; undated

MS 13,078 /4 Letters to J. P. Akroful re. slave buying at Isauzi, Africa2 letters; 1901

G. Arthur 1 letter; 1904F. A. Campbell (F.C.) to A. Parminter 1 letter; 1904W. A. Churchill 1 incomplete letter; [1905]Dith Ceallachin 1 letter; 1905Mrie, Bean Arthur Huston 1 letter; 1905R. C. Bonner 1 letter; 1905Henry Seton Kerr 1 letter; 1905Mac 1 letter; 1905Seamus O Barra 1 letter; 1906Stephen 1 postcard; 1907Pacific Steam Navigation Co., Royal Mail Steam Packet Co. toDublin Zoo 2 copy letters; 1909

MS 13,078 /5 Charles B. Boog Watson 1 letter; 1910John N[ ] to E. D. Morel 1 letter; 1910Queen Annes Typewriting Offices to John H. Harris

1 letter; 1911E. D. Morel 1 letter with enclosures; 1911

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C. Watney to [ ] Browne 1 letter; 1912[C.] Marshall to [I. J.] Jerome 1 letter; 1912John Holt to Mrs. Green 1 letter; 1913W. A. Cadbury 1 incomplete letter; 1913J. Tubridy to Mrs. Green 1 letter; 1913

W. L. Courtney to Sir A. Conan Doyle 1 letter; 1913MS 13,078 /6 Margaret Ryan to Mrs. Nevinson 1 letter; 1914

G. A Bannister 1 letter lacking enclosure; 1914M. de C. Findlay to Adler Christiansen Copy guarantee; 1915Adler Christiansen 1 telegram; 1915[ - Heineken] to Mr. von Reuchlin 1 letter; 1915G. B. Thomas to Kuno Meyer 1 letter; 1915Charles Spencer, 6thEarl Spencer to Lady Charlotte

1 letter; 1915H. J. Holland 1 letter; [1915]

MS 13,078 /7 Clement Shorter to George Bernard Shaw 1 letter; 1916F. M. Ryan O.P. to G. Gavan Duffy 1 letter; 1916Mary C. Gubbins 1 letter; 1916[T. Fisher] Unwin to H. H. Asquith 1 letter; 1916H. H. Asquith, re. Casements execution 1 letter; 1916J. H. Morgan to Herbert Smith 1 letter; 1916Rev. Thomas Carey 1 letter; 1916

MS 13,078 /8 Maurice Moore to Alice Stopford Green 1 letter; undatedGeoffrey A. C. Bannister to the National Library 1 letter; 1935Fianna Fil to Roger Casement Committee 1 letter; 1935H. S. Dickey to Alice Gwynn 1 letter; 1936

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MS 13,080 /4 Roger Casement to Terence Hamilton-Temple-Blackwood, 2ndMarquess of Dufferin and Ava 2 letters; 1908Roger Casement to Alfred Harmsworth, 1stViscount Northcliffe

2 letters; 1912

MS 13,080 /5 Letter from Roger Casement to Sir William Tyrrell; 8 letters1906-07, 1913

MS 13,080 /6 i Roger Casement to Ballycastle Sports and Regatta Fund1 letter; 19 July 1906

Roger Casement to Sir Edward Gray 2 letters; 1907, 1912Roger Casement to Rev. Fr. Corbett 2 letters; 1906Roger Casement to [Harry] Farnall 1 letter; 18 July 1903Roger Casement to Foreign Office 3 letters; 1904, 1913Roger Casement to Mrs. Fraser 1 letter; 19 Oct. 1907

MS 13,080 /6 ii Roger Casement to Mr. Gubbins 1 letter; 3 Aug. 1911Roger Casement to L. J. M. Hawke 1 letter; 15 Feb. 1910Roger Casement to Home Secretary 1 letter; 3 July 1911Roger Casement to Algernon Law 1 letter; 25 Dec. 1912Roger Casement to Mr. MacVeagh 1 letter; 20 May 1911Roger Casement to Bulldog [E. D. Morel] 1 letter; undatedRoger Casement to Richard Morten 1 letter; [189?]Roger Casement to Myan H. King & Co. 2 letters; 1905Roger Casement to Mrs. Pagson 1 letter; 16 Dec. 1910Roger Casement to Tawin School Fund 1 letter; 3 Nov. 1905Roger Casement to F. Vasquez & Sons 1 letter; 15 Feb. 1910Roger Casement to Alec Wilson 2 letters; 1914

MS 13,080 /6 iii Roger Casement re Morel Testimonial 1 letter; c1910Roger Casement re Russia 1 letter; 23 Jan. 1905Roger Casement re Sir Anthony McDonnell 1 note; undatedRoger Casement re Putumayo 1 memo; 13 July 1910

Ms 13,080 /6 iv Incomplete letters from Roger Casement; 5 lettersundated

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VIII. CORRESPONDENCE OF ROGER CASEMENT WITH THE FOREIGNOFFICE, 1898-1913

MS 13,081 /1 A. Charpentier to Roger Casement 1 letter; June 1913Terence Hamilton-Temple-Blackwood, 2ndMarquess of Dufferin

and Ava to Roger Casement 1 letter; 17 March 1913[Alfred] Emmot to Roger Casement 1 letter; 15 June 1913Roger Casement to Sir Edward Gray 1 letter; 19 May 1913Correspondence with Algernon Law 9 letters; 1913Hubert Montgomery to Roger Casement 1 letter; 27 Aug. 1913Francis H [Owpen] to Roger Casement 1 letter; 17 July 1913Fritz [Pinens] to Roger Casement 1 letter; 29 June 1913Roger Casement to James Spicer 1 letter; 22 Aug. 1913Sir William Tyrrell to Roger Casement 1 letter; 7 July 1913Roger Casement to Sir William Tyrrell 1 letter; 26 Aug. 1913

MS 13,081 /2 i-iii Letters from Roger Casement to Sir Edward Grey; 20 letters1905-15

MS 13,081 /3 i-iv Letters to Roger Casement from officials and colleagues in theForeign Office; 50 letters1898-1913

MS 13,081 /4 Deeds of appointment to consulships in Brazil made out toCasement and Errol MacDonell; 4 items1906-08

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IX. ARTICLES, POEMS, LECTURES, BY AND ABOUT ROGER CASEMENT,1890-1916

MS 13,082 /1 i Negroland article and miscellaneous notes by Roger Casement onthe Niger Coast Protectorate (8pp), Memo Casements

suggestions [re. E. D. Morel Fund] (7pp) and review of Duke ofMecklenburgs From the Congo to the Niger and Nileby RogerCasement (6pp); 3 items[1905, 1910, 1913]

MS 13,082 /1 ii Miscellaneous notes by Casement and article The Reconstructionof the English Cabinet as a War Ministry; 6pp1915

MS 13,082 /1 iii Two articles on Casement, one by Sidney Parry, the other isanonymous [Gertrude Parry] and incomplete; 16pp

[1916]MS 13,082 /2 i-vii Poems by Roger Casement including all the poems in The Dream

of the Celt and a letter from the published T. Fisher Unwinsreaders; c.200 items1890-1913

MS 13,082 /2 viii Poems about Roger Casement, mainly about his execution, byvarious people; 26 itemsc.1916-17

MS 13,082 /3 Incomplete [speech] by Roger Casement Suggestion for memorialcommemorating John Manderville, mainly on the Irish language;11ppc.1904

MS 13,082 /4 Lecture by Roger Casement on the Irish language; 52pp[191?]

MS 13,082 /5 Typescript article by Roger Casement Ulster and Ireland; 14pp1913

MS 13,082 /6 Typescript articles by Roger Casement written in Germany duringthe First World War, with press clippings; 15 items1915-16

MS 13,082 /7 i-ii Newsclipping relating to Roger Casement, Irish and Germanarticles and memoranda by Casement in Germany; c.20 items1914-16

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XI. CASEMENTS JOURNEY TO BERLIN AND ACTIVITIES IN GERMANY,1914-16

MS 13,084 /1-5 Documents and correspondence relating to Casements journeyfrom New York to Berlin, principally relating to Alder

Christiansens dealings with the British Consul in Norway, M. deC. Findlay; c.200ppSep. 1914, April 1915

MS 13,084 /6 Drafts of Casements letter to Sir Edward Gray, with associatednotes; c.50ppJan. Feb. 1915

MS 13,084 /7-8 Correspondence; c.40ppFeb. March 1915

MS 13,084 /9 Correspondence and papers relating to libel action againstNewYork World including copy correspondence with John Quinn andJoe McGarrity; c.30ppMarch April 1915

MS 13,084 /10-12 Articles by Roger Casement including some published in TheContinental Times; How the war may affect American culture,The reasons that induced me to come to Germany, A study ofSir Edward Grey, Lord Kitcheners mission etc.; 26 items1915-16

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XII. CASEMENTS ACTIVITIES IN GERMANY AND THE IRISH BRIGADE,1914-16

MS 13,085 /1 i-ix Irish Brigade Papers 1915-18: Correspondence relating to theIrish Brigade, including some items by Casement and many

letters from German Officers in charge, including J. Zerhusen toT. st. J. Gaffney; 173 itemsFor detailed list with notes of contents see MS 13,085 /1 iSep. Nov. 1915

MS 13,085 /2 Copy letter by Roger Casement to undersecretary of State Berlin,relating to the setting up of the Irish Brigade. Copy memorandumdefining the present state of the Irish Brigade now in Germany.Copy memorandum stating some of the reasons for active serviceof the Irish Soldiers now at Zossen; 8pp1914-15

MS 13,085 /3 i Letters and telegrams mainly in German; c.20 items1914-15

MS 13,085 /3 ii Letters in Norwegian to Alder Christiansen; 4 items1914-15

MS 13,085 /4 Letters and papers relating to Irish civilian prisoners in Ruhleban;c.20 items1915

MS 13,085 /5 Joseph Plunketts plan of campaign, manuscript and typescript;39ppMay June 1915

MS 13,085 /6 Lists and register of Irish Brigade soldiers. With photo of PatrickKilamore and an open letters to T. St. John Gaffney and GeorgeChatterton Hill by members of the Irish Brigade; 23pp1915-18

MS 13,085 /7 Copy agreement for the setting up of the Irish Brigade; 7ppDec. 1914

MS 13,085 /7A Copy memorandum by Casement re Irish Brigade, with copyextract fromJournal de Geneve, 2 May 1915, relating to the IrishPartys delegation to Paris; 10ppMay 1915

MS 13,085 /8 Copy list with description of contents of letters written byCasement to Rev. J. T. Nicholson relating to Irish Brigade in

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1915; 7ppCompiled 1940

MS 13,085 /9 i-x Copy letters by Roger Casement principally to members of theGerman Government and German Officers viz Count von Wedel.

Capt. Boehm, Capt. Nadolyn, a few from Adler Christiansen, JoeMcGarritty, H. J. Reilly, J. [OH in Rome] and re T. St. JohnGaffney. With some copy memoranda and diary extracts; c.186ppDec. 1915-April 1916

MS 13,085 /10 Draft memorandum by Casement relating to German policy inIreland; 16ppApril 1915

MS 13,085 /11 Draft article by Casement Why I came to Germany; 12ppDec. 1915

MS 13,085 /12 Printed address of the Irish Brigade to the Irish People with adraft manuscript introduction Formation of an Irish Brigade inGermany by Casement; 5pp1915

MS 13,085 /13 Printed text of an address by Sir Roger Casement delivered on 15May to B Company of the Irish soldiers at Linburg; 8ppMay 1915

MS 13,085 /14 German bank statements, cheque books, hotel bills; c.10 items1915-16

MS 13,085 /15 Receipts and accounts relating to Irish Brigade and AmericanFunds; 4ppJan. Feb. 1916

MS 13,085 /16 Notes by Casement relating to landing of arms in Ireland; 4pp1916

MS 13,085 /17 Letters to Roger Casement from;Major V. Baerle 1 letter; 29 March 1915W. Julien Beverley 1 letter; 24 Oct. 1915Prof. Bresin 1 letter; 17 Dec. 1914Adler Christiansen 2 letters; 1914-15Hans Coudenhove 1 letter; undatedH. Hahn 2 letters; 1915Halil Halid 1 letter; 29 Sep. 1915Irish Brigade 1 letter; undatedKarl Kieferle 1 letter; 16 Aug. 1915

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MS 13,085 /18 Letters to Roger Casement from;

[Joe McGarrity] 1 letter; Dec. 1914J. E. Noeggerath 1 letter; 10 March 1916J. OH. [of Rome] 1 letter; 16 Feb. 1915

Henry J. Reilly 1 letter; 5 Sep. 1915[Doris Trietsch] 1 letter; 5 March 1915[Fritz Weesmann] 1 letter; 3 Nov. 1915[M. Work] 1 letter; undated

MS 13,085 /19 Letters from H. W. Boehm; 7 letters1915

MS 13,085 /20 Correspondence between Roger Casement and Fr. Crotty; 21letters1915

MS 13,085 /21 Letters to Roger Casement;M. P. Kehoe 11 letters; 1915T. A. Quinlisk 2 letters; 1915

MS 13,085 /22 Letters to Roger Casement;Antonie Meyer 1 letter; 1915Kuno Meyer 2 letters; 1915

MS 13,085 /23 Letters to Roger Casement from Richard Meyer; 15 letters1914-16

MS 13,085 /24 Letters to Roger Casement from Robert Monteith; 14 letters1915-16

MS 13,085 /25 Letters to Roger Casement from Fr. Nicholson; 11 letters and 1memotandum1915

MS 13,085 /26 Letters to Roger Casement from Joseph Plunkett; 5 letters1915

MS 13,085 /27 Letters to Roger Casement from Count George von Wedel; 7letters1915

MS 13,085 /28 Letters to Roger Casement from Franz H. J. Zerhusen; 13 letters1915-16

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XIII. THE CONGO, THE CONGO REFORM ASSOCIATION AND E. D.MOREL, 1903-12

MS 13,086 /1 Statements of Mokwombondo of Bozombongo; 18pp and tornpieces

Sep. 1803MS 13,086 /2 Memoranda and copy Foreign Office correspondence relating to

the Congo; 8 items1903-4

MS 13,086 /3 Draft articles by Casement The Congo Free State: a diatribe andThe Congo Question; 14pp[1905]

MS 13,086 /4 Annexes A-E [to Casements Congo report] mainly copy

correspondence relating to Congo. Duplicated typescript; c.60pp1906-09

MS 13,096 /5 Circular letters from E. D. Morel relating to the Congo; 31pp1909

Ms 13,086 /6 Minutes of an Executive Committee Meeting of the CongoReform Association; 2 draft letters from Casement relating to E.D. Morel Testimonial; Memorial on the present phase of theCongo question, 7 June 1912 (printed); 32ppJuly 1910, 1912

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XIV. BRAZIL AND ATROCITIES IN PUTMAYO, PERU

XIV.i. Foreign Office correspondence, memos, and copy letters from Casement

MS 13,087 /1 9 items

1907-08MS 13,087 /2 5 items

1909 Jan. 1910

MS 13,087 /3 Foreign Office file of correspondence with the Peruvian AmazonCo,; 64pp1909-10

MS 13,087 /4 Foreign Office file relating to Putumayo, Capt. Whiffen etc.;c.37pp

Jan. July 1910MS 13,087 /5 8 items

Sep. Dec. 1910

MS 13,087 /6 13ppJan. 1911

MS 13,087 /7 23ppMarch April 1911

MS 13,087 /8 56ppMay June 1911

MS 13,087 /9 48ppJuly Aug. 1911

MS 13,087 /10 36ppSep. Dec. 1911

MS 13,087 /11 43ppJan. May 1912

MS 13,087 /12 7ppJune Sep. 1912

Ms 13,087 /13 Memorandum Historical notes relating to the missions amongand slavery of the native races in the interior of peru; 50ppAug. 1912

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MS 13,087 /14 Despatches and memos to Foreign Office from Falcarraghrelating to quarrel between Peru and Colombia relating toPutumayo atrocities; c.70ppAug. Sep. 1912

MS 13,087 /15 36ppSep. 1912

MS 13,087 /16 37ppOct. Dec. 1912

XIV.ii. Correspondence, 1909-1913

MS 13,087 /17 A. W. Paterson to Roger Casement; 9 letters1909

MS 13,087 /18 i-ii D. Cazes to Roger Casement; 26 letters1910-12

MS 13,087 /19 A. R. Stark to John H. Harris 1 letter; 30 June 1910Aloysa Par Solda, Prefect, to Roger Casement and RogerCasement to A. P. Soldan, Prefect 4 letters; 1910

MS 13,087 /20 Roger Casement to G. D. Jennings 1 letter; 26 July 1911Dora Mayer to Lucien Jerome 3 letters; 1911

MS 13,087 /21 i-iii Putumayo Mission Fund Correspondence; c.50 letters1912-13

XIV.iii. Other Papers

Ms 13,087 /22 Transcript of The Devils Paradice: a catalogue of crime by W.E. Hardenburg [about Putumayo atrocities]; 242pp[1909]

MS 13,087 /23 Miscellaneous extracts relating to Peru and Putumayo compiledby Casement; c.80ppc.1910-12

MS 13,087 /24 Notes on the Amazon [Journal]; 18pp26 Aug. 13 Sep. 1910

P.9484 N.7151(microfilm of MS

Dairy; 129pp13 Sep. 6 Dec. 1910

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MS 13,087 /26 i-iv Notes memos, lists, statements etc. kept and compiled byCasement while conducting his investigations on the Putumayo;c.80pp

Aug. Dec. 1910MS 13,087 /27 i-viii Statements taken in evidence by Casement principally from

Barbadians in the employ of the Peruvian Amazon Company;/i Copy typescript; 25pp Sep. 1910/ii-iii Manuscripts; 38pp and 36pp Sep. 1910/iv-vi Signed statements; 49pp, 6pp and 62pp Oct.-Dec. 1910/vii-viii Typescript copies, 172pp and 265pp Sep.-Dec.1910

MS 13,087 /28 i-ii Financial accounts of several of its employees with the PeruvianAmazon Company, with miscellaneous notes relating prices etc.;

c.70pp1906-10

MS 13,087 /29 i-ii Casements financial accounts, statements, receipts etc. for hisexpedition to the Putumayo. With some items relating toBarbadians employed by Peruvian Amazon Company; 40ppSep. Dec. 1910

MS 13,087 /30 i Casements draft report on his expedition to the Putumayo dated30 January 1911 and annotated sent in about 6 Feb. 1911 to Mr.Mallet, manuscript and typescript; 60pp1911

MS 13,087 /30 ii Casements report on his expedition to Putumayo, printedversion; 20pp1911

MS 13,087 /30 iii Confidential report on Putumayo, manuscript dradft; 112pp17 March 1911

MS 13,087 /31 i-iv Manuscript essays and articles by Casement on the PutumayoIndians. Includes; The Putumayo: the devils paradise, ThePutumayo Indians, In dealing with the question of the rubberindustry, Timber of the Amazon Valle and Hy-Brazil;c.100ppc.1911

MS 13,087 /32 Miscellaneous notes; 10ppJan. July 1911

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MS 13,087 /33 Letters from Edward Crichlow, Barbadian employee of thePeruvian Amazon Company to Roger Casement; 3 lettersJan. July 1911

MS 13,087 /34 Notes, correspondence, journals etc. relating to Casements

expedition to Iquitos, Peru; c.30ppAug. 1911 Jan. 1912

MS 13,087 /35 i-iii Prcis [by Roger Casement] of the confidential report to thePrefect of Loreto of Dr. Romulo Parades upon the work of theJudicial Commission despatched by the Peruvian government tothe Putumayo. Draw up and signed at Iquitos, dated 30 Sep. 1911;two manuscript and two printed versions1911

MS 13,087 /36 Miscellaneous notes, articles etc. relating to Putumayo; 5 items

1912MS 13,087 /37 i-ii Newspaper clippings relating to Putumayo atrocities; c.40 items

1911-12

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XV. TRIAL, IMPRISONMENT, EXERCUTION AND BURIAL

XV.i. Papers in possession of solicitor George Gavin Duffy

MS 13,088 /1 i Official announcement of arrest and list of Duffys papers; 2

items25 April 1916 and undated

MS 13,088 /1 ii Rex. V. Sir John Roger Casement: Information and exhibitsthereto12 May 1916

MS 13,088 /1 iii Brief to Counsel before Magistrate, Bow St. London15 May 1916

MS 13,088 /1 iv Depositions and copy thereof

16 May 1916MS 13,088 /1 v Print of evidence at Bow St.

15 May 1916

MS 13,088 /1 vi Argument of admission of Statement by Bailey17 May 1916

MS 13,088 /1 vii Proceedings before Grand Jury

MS 13,088 /1 viia Affidavit of George Gavan Duffy for more time25 May 1916

MS 13,088 /1 viii Indictment, list of witnesses13 June 1916

MS 13,088 /1 viiia Presentment of Grand Jury

MS 13,088 /1 ix Endorsement of Indictment

MS 13,088 /1 x Indictment and depositions

MS 13,088 /1 xi Printed description of exhibits

MS 13,088 /1 xii Additional evidence19 June 1916

MS 13,088 /1 xiii-xiv

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MS 13,088 /1 xv-xvi List of exhibits in police custody

MS 13,088 /1 xvii London and Middlesex jury panels with particulars as toindividual jurors, also list of jurors to appear on Monday June 26 th1916 in case of the Crown V. Sir Roger Casement

MS 13,088 /1 xviii List of papers seized at moment of conviction from Casementscustody

MS 13,088 /1 xix Prof. Morgans opinion on Treason Act

MS 13,088 /1 xx Some early Treason Acts

MS 13,088 /1 xxi-xxiv

Transcripts from shorthand notes of evidence at trial

MS 13,088 /1 xxv Notice of Appeal30 June 1916

MS 13,088 /1 xxvi List of exhibits

MS 13,088 /1 xxvii-xxviii

Transcript of proceeding of Appeal

MS 13,088 /1 xxix Rex V. Bailey miscellaneous documents

XV.ii. Other Documents

MS 13,088 /2 Correspondence of G. Gavin Duffy with the Governor of theTower of London etc. relating to Casement; 10ppMay 1916

MS 13,088 /3 Message from Casement in the Tower and plan brought byGertrude Bannister; 2ppMay 1916

MS 13,088 /4 i-v Points from counsel compiled by Casement, memos etc. onvarious aspects of his defence, observations on the witnesses etc.;c.100ppMay June 1916

MS 13,088 /5 i-v Draft speeches from the dock by Casement, with some notes onhis defence etc.; c.150ppMay- June 1916

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MS 13,088 /6 Doctors reports on Sir Roger Casements health, 1912-13, withcopies; 18pp1912-13

MS 13,088 /7 Speech/article by Casement on the conduct of his trial [part of his

appeal]; 10ppJune 1916

MS 13,088 /8 List of signatories to the petition for the remission of the extremepenalty on Roger Casement; c.30ppJune Aug. 1916

MS 13,088 /9 Correspondence, mainly letters of support, relating to petition forremission of extreme penalty on Roger Casement; c.20 itemsJune Aug. 1916

MS 13,088 /10 Appeals for clemency for Casement; 3 itemsJuly Aug 1916

MS 13,088 /11 Descriptions of Casement in Pentonville Prison by A Fenner,Brockway and Canon Carey; 2ppJuly Aug. 1916

MS 13,088 /12 Correspondence of G. Gavan Duffy with Home Office relating toCasements burial; 4ppAugust 1916

MS 13,088 /13 Small notebook [of Gertrude Bannister] containing addresses andmemos, also an exercise book containing poems relating toIreland; 2 items[1916]

MS 13,088 /14 Miscellaneous items relating to Tuck Pointer and Front CleanersUnion of Chicago, account book [of Alder Christianses] policepass made out to John Georg, miscellaneous business cardsmostly from Chicago; c.23 items[1916]

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XVI. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS RELATING TO CASEMENT, AFRICA, PERU,IRELAND, GERMANY AND THE PARRY FAMILY, 1901-45

MS 13,089 /1 Notes by Roger Casement, My own remarks on the Readerscriticisms of The Dream of the Celt andHeads of Tale; 8pp

1901MS 13,089 /2 Letters by Casement etc. to newspapers etc. relating to the Gaelic

Movement, politics etc.; 13pp1904-08

MS 13,089 /3 Notes and correspondence relating to Africa, Congo ReformAssociation, with part of a letter from John H. Harris; 17ppc.1905-13

MS 13,089 /4 Miscellaneous notes on Irish history and antiquities; 12pp

c.1905-10MS 13,089 /5 Miscellaneous items including an Irish exercise, receipts for

subscriptions to Rathlin Teachers Fund, sports prizes etc.,financial accounts; 29ppc.1905-08

MS 13,089 /6 Notes, correspondence, notebook Notes at Barbadoes relating toBrazil, Putumayo etc; c.30pp1908-11

MS 13,089 /7 Proofs of biography, preface, and Appendix to the 2nded. OfAlice Stopford Greens The Making of Ireland and its undoing1200-1600 (London, 1909)c.1909

MS 13,089 /8 Copy letter to a newspaper from Hugh Eccles and Robert Hunterre Ballymoney Meeting; 3ppNov. 1913

MS 13,089 /9 Notes relating to US population, c.1914; leaflet Patriotic leagueoverseas; draft letter to German Emperor by Casement; c.8pp1914

MS 13,089 /10 German police pass made out to Mr Hammond; 2 Germanpassports made out to Casement; postcard showing the shipOscar II; Norwegian sailing ticket; 5 items1914

MS 13,089 /11 Envelope endorsed Key of the back door of the British legation,

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Findlays gifts to E. A. Christiansen, Norwegian newsclippings1915

MS 13,089 /12 Extracts from casements diary and notes made in Germany;letters from Irish prisoners in Germany relating to Casement and

the Irish brigade; 8pp1915

MS 13,089 /13 Scraps; 2 itemsc.1915

MS 13,089 /14 Parry papers including items relating to the Parry family andRoger Casement; 15pp1916-45

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