Among our Italian and French friends (an account of the sympathy and understanding for Ireland abroad)

Míreanna comhchosúla

• An autograph letter from Arthur Griffith in Mountjoy Jail to Madam Columba Butler, O.S.B., in France, on the death of her sister Mary (Mrs. T. O'Nolan) in which he credits her with naming the movement "Sinn Féin", May 12, 1921. Also some notes by Madam Butler on the Butlers of Bunnahow, Co. Clare, Nov. 1953.
• Quotation from a poem by Terence MacSwiney beginning "Now take our terms, you'll find them well"
  Foilsithe / Cruthaithe: (1929)
• A precis of about two thousand letters, being the papers seized by police in a raid on Sinn Fein headquarters, 1918, arranged by province and county, with some other documents in full copy.
• A poem beginning "Ho! hearken! there's born a new danger"
  de réir: MacSwiney, Terence
  Foilsithe / Cruthaithe: (1929)
• Review of Terence MacSwiney's "Principles of freedom".
  Foilsithe / Cruthaithe: (1921)