Correspondence of James O'Mara and other material relating to the bond drive and the Benjamin Franklin Bureau and the American Commission on Irish Independence in the U.S.A. Correspondents:- Harry Boland, Michael Collins, Éamon de Valera, Rossa Downing, Larry Ginnell, Gilbert Mac a'Bháird, Joseph McGarrity, Frank Walsh, 1921.

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