Description
Including the following papers: ‘For fear of oblivion’: Archival fragility and persistence from the Middle Ages to 1922 — and beyond (P. Crooks, E. Johnston and T. Murtagh); The salved records of 1922 (P. Crooks and Z. Reid with J. Baldwin, C. Fahy and B. Gurrin); The state of the Irish Exchequer, c. 1284 (E. Biggs and P. Dryburgh); ‘Of old time annexed to your crown’: Documents on the Irish parliament and the crisis of 1441–2 (P. Crooks and L. Kilgallon); Early membership lists of the Dublin Guild of Carpenters, 1514–20 (S. Hendriks); An invitation to an early modern Irish funeral or a celebration? (B. McGrath); The ‘humble desires’ of the General Convention of Ireland, 1660 (N. Johnston); Financing counter- revolution: A ledger from the Irish Government Consol, 1797–9 (D. Brown); Notes from the Chief Secretary’s office: Edward Cooke’s letters to Sir Edward Hill, 1795–1802 (T. Murtagh); Surviving returns from the 1813–15 census of Ireland (B. Gurrin); Documents and destruction: Selections from the Public Record Office of Ireland Correspondence Collection at the National Archives, Ireland, 1867–1922 (C. Wallace); The survivors: A photographic essay (P. Crooks, B. Gurrin and Z. Reid with J. Baldwin, P. Dryburgh and C. Wallace).
