The Rebellion in Dublin: Kathleen Clarke's copy A booklet of mounted photographs of the destruction in Dublin following the 1916 Rising, oblong folio, illus. wrappers, stitched with a cord, Easons. The first issue, priced at 6d. Kathleen Clarke's copy (widow of Tom Clarke, first signatory of the Proclamation), with her signature. A clean copy. Kathleen Clarke wished to take part in the Rising with her husband, but was ordered by the IRB to remain at home and look after the welfare of dependents afterwards - which she did, setting up the Irish National Aid and Volunteer Dependents Association within a few weeks. She later employed Michael Collins as Secretary of that organisation, giving him the base from which he developed his network of support within the Volunteers. Provenance: Clarke family, by descent; Independence sale 12 April 2006. The Rebellion in Dublin: Kathleen Clarke's copy A booklet of mounted photographs of the destruction in Dublin following the 1916 Rising, oblong folio, illus. wrappers, stitched with a cord, Easons. The first issue, priced at 6d. Kathleen Clarke's copy (widow of Tom Clarke, first signatory of the Proclamation), with her signature. A clean copy. Kathleen Clarke wished to take part in the Rising with her husband, but was ordered by the IRB to remain at home and look after the welfare of dependents afterwards - which she did, setting up the Irish National Aid and Volunteer Dependents Association within a few weeks. She later employed Michael Collins as Secretary of that organisation, giving him the base from which he developed his network of support within the Volunteers. Provenance: Clarke family, by descent; Independence sale 12 April 2006.
The Rebellion in Dublin: Kathleen Clarke's copy A booklet of mounted photographs of the destruction in Dublin following the 1916 Rising, oblong folio, illus. wrappers, stitched with a cord, Easons. The first issue, priced at 6d. Kathleen Clarke's copy (widow of Tom Clarke, first signatory of the Proclamation), with her signature. A clean copy. Kathleen Clarke wished to take part in the Rising with her husband, but was ordered by the IRB to remain at home and look after the welfare of dependents afterwards - which she did, setting up the Irish National Aid and Volunteer Dependents Association within a few weeks. She later employed Michael Collins as Secretary of that organisation, giving him the base from which he developed his network of support within the Volunteers. Provenance: Clarke family, by descent; Independence sale 12 April 2006. The Rebellion in Dublin: Kathleen Clarke's copy A booklet of mounted photographs of the destruction in Dublin following the 1916 Rising, oblong folio, illus. wrappers, stitched with a cord, Easons. The first issue, priced at 6d. Kathleen Clarke's copy (widow of Tom Clarke, first signatory of the Proclamation), with her signature. A clean copy. Kathleen Clarke wished to take part in the Rising with her husband, but was ordered by the IRB to remain at home and look after the welfare of dependents afterwards - which she did, setting up the Irish National Aid and Volunteer Dependents Association within a few weeks. She later employed Michael Collins as Secretary of that organisation, giving him the base from which he developed his network of support within the Volunteers. Provenance: Clarke family, by descent; Independence sale 12 April 2006.
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