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Lord Granard correspondence

MS. Eng. c. 7351/5

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Title

Lord Granard correspondence

Shelfmark

MS. Eng. c. 7351/5

Summary

Letters mainly from Bernard Forbes, 8th Earl of Granard, to Sir Francis Hopwood, concerning Irish affairs as well as the conduct of the Dardanelles Campaign of World War I. Also includes

(fol. 24) Letter from John Redmond to Hopwood re Granard's status in Ireland, 1917

(fol. 30) Letter from the Department of the President, Irish Free State, to Lord Granard, re ship building, 1931

(fol. 44) Copy letter from Hopwood to Granard, 1938

(fols. 76-80) Letters from Beatrice, Lady Granard, to Hopwood, n.d.

Date

1911-1944, n.d.

Language

English

Physical extent

80 Leaves

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Collection contents

Archive of Francis John Stephens Hopwood, Baron Southborough

Official Correspondence and papers

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Lord Granard correspondence

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