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CONTB.iPORARY DOCUMENTS. This register has been compiled for the ose of recording Contemporary Documents received in the Bureau. Properly speaking, the description "Contemporary Documents" should be limited to those created or already in existence during the period mentioned in the terms of reference of the Bureau, that is to say, prior to the end of 1921. It was suggested by members of the Advisory Committee, however, that this category should be extended to include any document which was in existence prior to the establishment of the Bureau on the 1st January 1947, and that is the meaning which, in practice, is to be read into the term "Contemporary Documents" wherever it occurs, or in relation to the records of the Bureau. While many documents were presented singly, there were collections of various sizes; but whatever the nature, size or documentary content of any individual contribution, it was treated as a single item for the purpose of immediate registration, and recorded in this register, with a serial number preceded by the letters CD. (i.e. Contemporary Documents In addition to the registration and numbering of each Collection as a single contribution, the individual documents in those collections which comprise more than two, and in some cases three documents, are listed and numbered seriatim in an appendix to this Register, in appropriate groups or classifications determined by subject, period or other inherent relationship, each such collection being the subject of a separate appendix related to it by the registered number. In the result, some of the large collections, each registered in this Register as a single item, are represented in the appendices by numbered entries runnir cases, i .1 rta,195 s U List ox" other Repositories where Material dealing with the Movement for Independence, 1913-1921, and the period following the end of 1921, is deposited s- Mational Library of Ireland, Kildare St. Dublin. National Museum of Ireland, m m m Public Record Office, Dublin Castle. Department of An Taoisigh, Government Buildings, Dublin. Department of Justice, " • - « Dubli* City Libraries, hearse St. Dublin, (City Librarian- Chief Cataloguer) Kilmainham Gaol Mue-ua, Kilmainhaa, Dublin. Army Archives, Intelligence Branch, G.H.Q.,?arkgate, Dublin. Christian Brothers School, North Richmond St, Dublin, (Rev. Brother Allen) Franciscan fathers, Dun Mhuire, Killiney, Co,Dublin. (Rev. Father Cathaldus,u.F. Cistersiftn Abbey, Mount St.Joseph, Roscrea, Co.Tipperary. (Rev.Fr. Benignus,0.Cist.) Cistercian Abbey, Mount Melleray, Cappoquin, Co.tfaterford. X6O46.14022C.9/56.2,0O0.Wp.M.(I.)Ltd. G52B. APPENDIX TO CD. REGISTER PAGE INDIVIDUAL DOCUMENTS INCLUDED IN COLLECTIONS REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. NAME OF DONOR Mr. Sean Collins 3. SUB. DOCUMENT NO. FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATION Group 1. COLONEL WARBURTON PAPERS Nos. C.D. 1/1/1, etc. Corering Note dated 7.9.1922 to the undermentioned documents signed "by Miss Sinead Mason, confident ial typist to General Michael Collins, with explanatory note endorsed on it hy the Director of the Bureau of Military History. Letter dated 1st June 1914, from Roger Casement to Colonel y/arburton re need for a good officer for the Belfast Corps of the Irish Volunteers - (a) Photostat of actual letter with two typed copies, (h) Explanatory letter re (a) dated 22.3.1947, from Denis McCulloxigh to Mr. Sean Collins. (c) Copy note "by Director of the Bureau of Military History, 6.5.1947, re wish of Mr. Sean Collins that the original of document (a) should "be released to Mr. McCullough. (d) Copy letter, 21.5.1947, from Director of the Bureau to Mr. McCullough sending him the original of document (a). (e) Copy letter, 21.5.1947, from Director of Bureau to Mr. Collins re (d). 3 Letter from Laurence J. Kettle to Colonel V/arhurton, 10.6.1914, re the Irish Volunteers. 4 Letter from Colonel Warburton to Roger Casement, 3.6.1914, expressing willingness to go to Belfast to train the Irish Volunteers. 5 Letter from Colonel Warburton to Michael Collins, 21.8.21, commenting on developments in Ireland and sending him the three letters Nos. 2(a), 3, 4. 6 Post Card from Colonel Warburton to Michael Collins, 26.8.21, permitting Michael Collins to retain the letters referred to under No. 5 above. group 2. THE IRISH CONVENTION, 1918. No. CD. 1/2/1. Official Report presented to the British Parliament, Cd. 9019 X6046.14022C.9/56.2,000.W.&S.M.(I.)Ltd. G52B. APPENDIX TO CD. REGISTER PAGE INDIVIDUAL DOCUMENTS INCLUDED IN COLLECTIONS REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. 1 NAME OF DONOR Mr. Sean Collins DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS group 3. DEATH OF LIEUTENANT B.L. BROY/N, BRITISH ARMY IN IRELAND 1920. No. CD, 1/3/1 > Correspondence "between Michael Collins and parents of Lieutenant B.L. Brown, November 1921 to May 1922. Group k» BRITISH MILITARY REGULATIONS. Nos. C«D«lA/l etc. Orders for Internment Camps in Ireland. Restoration of Order in Ireland - Regulations. Instructions relating to Courts of Inquiry held in lieu of inquests. Circular Memoranda on Martial Lav/ - Legal Procedure and Summary Court Procedure X6046.14022C.9/56.2,000.W.4S.M.(l.)Ltd. G52B. APPENDIX TO CD. REGISTER PAGE. INDIVIDUAL DOCUMENTS INCLUDED IN COLLECTIONS REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. 1 NAME OF DONOR Mr. Sean Collins — SUB. NO. DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS Group 5. PUBLICITY AND PROPAGANDA. Sub-group A - Published in Ireland. Nos. C.D.1/5/A.1 etc. 1 "The Ulster Difficulty" by Professor Eoin McNeill. 2 "The Constructive Work of Da*il ]£ireann - National Police and Courts of Justice" 3 "Irish Bulletin" Vol. 5, No. 88, 3.10.1921. Vol. 6, No. 9, 1.11.1921. Sub-group E. - Published i n itain Nos. C.D.1/5/B.1 etc. "The Conspiracy against Religion" 28.k»1921. "The Terror in Action" by J.L. Hammond. Sub-Group C. - Published in U.S.A. Nos. C.D.1/5/C.1 etc. 1 "The Irish Republican Army" "by Alice Stopford Green. 2 "The Foundation of the Republic of Ireland" "by E. de Valera. 3 "The Peace Negotiations in Ireland" "by J.C. Y/alsh k "First Loan of the Elected Government of the Republic of Ireland" Outline of Instructions. 5 "What's Wrong with Ireland" "by John Hampden Bright. 6 "What Great Americans have said of Ireland" "by Franklin Adams Washington. 7 "A Letter from the Earl of Westmoreland, British Viceroy of Ireland, to the Prime Minister of England" 18th Jan. 1792. 8 "Ireland's Importance to the Y/orld" by Lincoln Colcord O.K. Chesterton, The ljQW Republic. 9 Mary MacSwineyrs Address at the Civic Auditorium, Sari Francisco, 10.3.1921. X6046.14022C.9/56.2,000.W.&S.M.(I.)Ltd. G52C. APPENDIX TO PAGE Lt- CD. REGISTER INDIVIDUAL DOCUMENTS INCLUDED IN COLLECTIONS REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. 1 NAME OF DONOR. Mr. Sean Collins 2. SUB. DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS NO. Group 5* PUBLICITY AND PROPAGANDA. Sub-Group C - Published in U.S.A. Contd. 10 Address delivered "by Miss Mary MacSwiney in the Athenaeum, New Orleans, 25.2.1921. 11 "An Ulster Republican" by Rev. J.A.H. Irwin. 12 "Ireland's Fight for Independence" Address of Miss Mary MacSwiney, Chicago, 7.2.1921. 13 "Irish Councils for Irish Freedom". Ik "Is there a Republic in Ireland?" by H.I\T. Braisford 15 "The Wealth of the Cecils" by Henry William Pisher 16 "Ireland" by Katherine Hughes 17 "England's War on Irish Industry" Reprint from the "Irish Homestead" 18th Dec. 1920 18 "The Background of the Irish Republic" by <!iss Mary MacSwiney Group 6. ADDRESSES TO THE U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES AND C 0NGR3SS 1918-1921 Nos. CD. 1/6/1 etc. The Irish Question. Hearings before the Committee on Foreign Affairs House of Representatives, sixty-fifth.'congress, third session, on H.J. Res. 357, requesting the Commissioners Plenipotentiary of the United States of America to the International Peace Conference to present to the said conference the right of Ireland to freedom, independence and self-determination. The Straggle of the Irish People. Address to the Congress of the United States adopted at the January Session of Da*il ifireann, 1921. May 2nd, 1921. X6046.14022C.9/56.2,000.\V.&S.M.(I.)Ltd. G52B. APPENDIX TO CD. REGISTER PAGE 5 INDIVIDUAL DOCUMENTS INCLUDED IN COLLECTIONS REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. NAME OF DONOR. Sean Collins 2. SUB. DOCUMENT NO. FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS Group 7« THE ANGLO-IRISH TRUCE AND PEACE NEGOTIATIONS, 1921. Nos. CD.3-/7/1*etc. No Rent Manifesto, 2nd June 1921, copy letter from 0/C. Kerry Brigade to This document is contained, Minister of Home Affairs. in a foolscap folder marked "Truce Cases" in the handwriting of Draft provisions as to ratification of the Treaty in handwriting of Michael Michael Collins. Collins - undated. 3 Draft proclamation dated 5th October 1921, re continuance of the Truce. The source of this document is not indicated. k Da*il firearm - official correspondence relating to the Peace Negotiations June-September 1921 - Oct. 1921. 5 Confidential monthly report of the County Inspector, R.I.C. of Co. Meath, for month of October 1921 - 2nd Nov. 1921. 6 Population and Religions in six N.E. Counties of Ireland - Note in Michael Collins's handwriting. Group 8. PRESS AND PRESS CUTTINGS. Nos. CD* 1/8/1 etc. "Sinn Fe*in" - April-June 1913 (Cuttings) Irish Broadsheets (Ballads) II to XI (Nos. I and VIII missing). "The Roscommon Herald'; 6.2*.1918 (Cutting) Arrest and trial of Michael Collins for alleged speech at Legga. T 3 "Daily Mail ; 19th August 1921, (cutting) "Michael Collins, The Sword of Sinn plin".
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