The M.J. MacManus papers consist mostly of letters from various correspondents written to MacManus. Many concern MacManus's duties as editor of the Irish Press. The dates range from 1849 to 1951, with the bulk of the letters between 1934 and 1942. There is also a draft of a poem by Francis Ledwidge.

Collection is open for research.

The M.J. MacManus papers consist mostly of letters from various correspondents written to MacManus. Many concern MacManus's duties as editor of the Irish Press. The dates range from 1849 to 1951, with the bulk of the letters between 1934 and 1942. There is also a draft of a poem by Francis Ledwidge.

Collection is open for research.

Includes ephemera and notes kept by Annie Christitch, mostly from her own life, but to a lesser extent also from her mother and siblings.

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Mostly magazine and newspaper clippings, but also a pamphlet.

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Includes drafts of four works: a description of the Tsar's hospitality and kitchens; "A French View of the Anglo-Irish Conflict"; a list of "impoliteness"; and a tribute to Father Daniel Hudson.

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Magazine and newspaper clippings.

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Includes Elizabeth Christitch's articles, poems, and translations of poetry from Serbian to English, both under her own name and under her pen name of Ben Hurst. Also includes articles and a childhood essay by Annie Christitch.

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Includes two translations from Serbian, "All Soul's Day" and "The Lull on the Drina"; and eight poems, "The Leader", "The Apostles", "Our Dead", "Dawn Sadness" (two copies), "And", "The Chief", "Our Father", and "Eire".

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Mostly newspaper clippings, but also includes a souvenir card and a pamphlet with Elizabeth's English translation of the Serbian national anthem.

Collection is open for research.