Letters mainly to Gill, many on conditions at the front, recruitment for Irish divisions in British Army, Home Rule and its opponents; principal correspondents Lord Granard, Sir Francis Hopwood, General B. Mahon, J. Redmond, with copies of many letters by Gill. 1915.

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