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Lithograph entitled JUMP INTO YOUR PLACE IN THE SPORTSMAN'S COMPANY OF THE IRISH CANADIAN RANGERS OVERSEAS BATTALION, circa 1914-1918

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"Jump into Your Place in the Sportsman's Company of the Irish Canadian Rangers Overseas Battalion" (circa 1914-1918)

Photograph of Personnel of the Irish Regiment of Canada with German roadblock and anti-tank ditch, near Otterloo, Netherlands, April 16, 1945

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Personnel of the Irish Regiment of Canada, with German roadblock and anti-tank ditch, near Otterloo, Netherlands (April 16, 1945)

Lithograph entitled ALL IN ONE WITH THE IRISH CANADIAN RANGERS 199TH OVERSEAS BATTALION, circa 1914-1918

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"All in One with the Irish Canadian Rangers 199th Overseas Battalion" (circa 1914-1918)

Document transmitting CERTIFICATES OF CHARACTER given to retired members of the Irish Police, December 20, 1882

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Document transmitting "certificates of character" given to retired members of the Irish Police (December 20, 1882)

Coroner's certificate, with witnesses' signatures, inquiring into the assassination of Thomas D'Arcy McGee, April 8, 1868

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Coroner's certificate, with witnesses' signatures, inquiring into the assassination of Thomas D'Arcy McGee (April 8, 1868)

Inscription by and photograph of Thomas D'Arcy McGee, dated March 30, 1862, from a copy of his book, CANADIAN BALLADS, AND OCCASIONAL VERSES, 1858

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Thomas D'Arcy McGee inscription and photograph, dated March 30, 1862, from a copy of his Canadian Ballads, and Occasional Verses (1858)

Note from Henry James Morgan recording a theory on the true identity of Thomas D'Arcy McGee's assassin, October 29, 1902

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Henry James Morgan's note recording a theory on the true identity of Thomas D'Arcy McGee's assassin (October 29, 1902)

Photograph of Patrick J. Whelan, circa 1868

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Patrick J. Whelan (circa 1868)

First pages of letters by Rhoda Ann Rose, of Buffalo, New York, to her uncle William Matheson, warning him of a threatened uprising of Irish men in Canada, December 1848

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Letters by Rhoda Ann Rose, of Buffalo, New York, to her uncle William Matheson, warning him of a threatened uprising of Irish men in Canada (December 1848)

Photograph of the funeral procession of the Honourable Thomas D'Arcy McGee, at the corner of Bleury and Craig Streets, Montréal, April 13, 1868

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Funeral procession of the Honourable Thomas D'Arcy McGee, at the corner of Bleury and Craig Streets, Montréal (April 13, 1868)

Close-up of spine of book, THE HISTORY OF THE REBELLION AND CIVIL-WAR IN IRELAND, by Ferd. Warner, 1768

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The History of the Rebellion and Civil-War in Ireland, by Ferd. Warner (1768)

Group of small photographs of members of the Irish Parliamentary Party, 1886

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Irish Parliamentary Party (1886)

Battalion Orders of the 1st Battalion Irish Fusiliers, Vancouver Regiment, May 17, 1938

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Battalion Orders of the 1st Battalion Irish Fusiliers, Vancouver Regiment (May 17, 1938)

Photograph of The Irish Regiment of Canada passing the saluting base during Gen. H. D. G. Crerar's review at Eelde airport, May 23, 1945

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The Irish Regiment of Canada passes the saluting base during Gen. H.D.G. Crerar's review at Eelde airport (May 23, 1945)

Page of document, HINTS TO RECRUITS, 1st Battalion Irish Fusiliers, Vancouver Regiment, circa November 1937

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"Hints to Recruits", 1st Battalion Irish Fusiliers, Vancouver Regiment (circa November 1937)

Lithograph entitled FIGHT FOR HER. COME WITH THE IRISH CANADIAN RANGERS OVERSEAS BATTALION, circa 1914-1918

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"Fight for Her. Come with the Irish Canadian Rangers Overseas Battalion" (circa 1914-1918)

Photograph of the pipe band of the Irish Fusiliers at the inspection of the 2nd Canadian Corps by General Guy Simonds, May 31, 1945

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The pipe band of the Irish Fusiliers at the inspection of the 2nd Canadian Corps by General Guy Simonds (May 31, 1945)

Lithograph entitled WE GO NEXT! IRISH CANADIAN RANGERS, circa 1914-1918

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We Go Next! Irish Canadian Rangers (circa 1914-1918)

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