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This correspondence documents the literary friendships of Irish journalist and author Norah Hoult through the letters she received from fellow Irish and English writers. The letters span her years living in both England and Ireland, from 1934-1954.

The collection comprises multiple letters from Irish poets Oliver Gogarty and James Stephens, plus individual notes from Austin Clarke, Brigid Brophy, Sean O'Casey, and Sean O'Faolin

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The collection contains letters written by and to Oliver St. John Gogarty, and a typewritten manuscript of chapters 2-12 of his autobiography I Follow St. Patrick. There are some additional papers that were interfiled with the manuscript, and Gogarty's arms permit.

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Content Description From the Collection: Correspondence kept by Alice M. Grady, of the comptroller's office of the Boston and Maine Railroad, Boston, Massachusetts. She acted as principal representative of the Boston and Maine Railroad Group's Fund for the Archbishop's Charities, organized in 1947 to raise money from employees to be donated to Archbishop Richard Cushing for his various charitable causes. Prominent among these were the Rosary Radio Broadcast; funds for building churches at mental institutions; a senoir retirement...

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Consists of a typescript of a radio address by Corrigan attacking sexual freedom and the breakdown of morality in national life. The collection also includes a biographical sketch of Corrigan as well as flyers advertising a Corrigan lecture and the establishment of the Corrigan Chair of Economics at Boston College.

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Includes one ledger of St. Botolph’s Guild, composed of meeting minutes, the constitution, amendments, and bylaws, and a list of members (as of 1909). Also consists of typescript copies of the constitution and meeting minutes from a February 1912 meeting. There are also a few loose pages of meeting minutes, address cards of Guild member applicants, and a blank receipt book.

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Collection contains manuscripts of poems by O'Sullivan and multiple versions of a book of poems by William Starkey (his father), which O'Sullivan edited.

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This is a collection of three letters, dated 1914, 1915, and 1956, all to John J. Munro. The letter from 1914 contains information on the book Romeus and Juliet 1567; the letter from 1915 is a note from a former friend at Oxford, G.K.A. Bell, Bishop of Chichester and poet; and the letter from 1956 is a thank-you note for a book received at the Shakespeare Institute at the University of Birmingham, England.

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Collection is open for research.

Scope and Contents From the Collection:

This is a collection of three letters, dated 1914, 1915, and 1956, all to John J. Munro. The letter from 1914 contains information on the book Romeus and Juliet 1567; the letter from 1915 is a note from a former friend at Oxford, G.K.A. Bell, Bishop of Chichester and poet; and the letter from 1956 is a thank-you note for a book received at the Shakespeare Institute at the University of Birmingham, England.

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Collection is open for research.

Scope and Contents From the Collection:

This is a collection of three letters, dated 1914, 1915, and 1956, all to John J. Munro. The letter from 1914 contains information on the book Romeus and Juliet 1567; the letter from 1915 is a note from a former friend at Oxford, G.K.A. Bell, Bishop of Chichester and poet; and the letter from 1956 is a thank-you note for a book received at the Shakespeare Institute at the University of Birmingham, England.

Restrictions on access

Collection is open for research.