Letter from Jerome Connor to Thomas P. Tuite, concerning enclosed letters to be sent to [John Devoy] about the Robert Emmet statue
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Manuscript letter on headed paper, addressed from Connor's studio at 302 New Jersey Avenue S.E., Washington, D.C. to Tuite. Connor provides notes for Devoy on ["Colonel" Edward M. House], "the most formidable man (American) to contend with in this international crisis." Connor notes that House is President Woodrow Wilson's "secret emmissary to Europe," and if he can find further information it will be relayed.
Creator
Connor, Jerome
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| Title | Letter from Jerome Connor to Thomas P. Tuite, concerning enclosed letters to be sent to [John Devoy] about the Robert Emmet statue |
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| Creator | Connor, Jerome |
| Date | 14 February 1915 |
| Type | Component |
| Ref | IE NGI/IA/CON1/1/1/5 |
| Level | Item |
| Condition | Good |
| Language | English |
| Extent | 1p |
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Irish Art ArchiveJerome Connor (1874 - 1943)Margaret Toolen Gift, 1973Correspondence regarding Jerome Connor's statue of Robert Emmet at Washington, D.C., USLetter from Jerome Connor to Thomas P. Tuite, concerning enclosed letters to be sent to [John Devoy] about the Robert Emmet statue
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