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This series contains books, newspapers and other printed material of general historical interest.

This series contains leaflets, pamphlets, newsletters and press cuttings of republican interest.

This series comprises publications, including newspapers and press cuttings on republican topics collected by the Daly and Dore families, pamphlets and flyers of republican nature from the 1920s-1940s, and books originally owned by Edward Dore’s children.

Printed newspaper article entitled ‘Exile and detachment in Kentish pastures’, which begins: ‘Since I came to live in Kent – nearly three years ago – new acquaintances sometimes ask me…’.

Printed newspaper article which begins: ‘Snowed in. Blown in. A wet and glacial wind is blowing wet snow non-stop…’. Also see 2/1/2/1/31.

Printed newspaper article entitled ‘Strawberries and Plums in Abundance – But Gentle Grousing Goes On’, which begins: ‘It is always interesting to return home after travel…’. Also see 2/1/2/1/4.

Printed newspaper article entitled ‘Human Disaster’, which begins: ‘We are all, everywhere, overclouded now by Nigeria, by dead Biafra.’ Also see 2/1/2/1/28.

Printed newspaper article which begins: ‘Out of the climax of the last Bank Holiday of the year we look towards autumn now…’.

Printed newspaper article which begins: ‘Into our sad, increasingly distressful world summer has at least had the decency to turn up…’. Also see 2/1/2/1/37.

Photocopy of a printed newspaper article entitled ‘Why the Rage for French Films?’ for The Star, which begins: ‘Anyone wanting to go to a movie in London at present will be hard put to it to avoid going to a French movie.’