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Letter from Father Edward Murnane to George Gavan Duffy, 24 July 1916
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Letter from Father Edward Murnane to George Gavan Duffy, 24 July 1916
University College Dublin Archives
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<add>P152/9</add> <address>The Presbytery,<lb/> Dockhead,<lb/> Bermondsey, S. E.</address><lb/> <date>July 24. 1916</date><lb/> <salute>My dear Gavan Duffy</salute><lb/> <p>I called this Evg. about<lb/> 8.30, with the hope of seeing<lb/> you and Mrs Gavan Duffy<lb/> The Eng. Papers stated that<lb/> Smith had refused the appeal<lb/> to the House of Lords. And I counted on it so much. I am<lb/> anxious to see you both. I have<lb/> had a most affectionate, though<lb/> sad letter from Sir Roger<lb/> We must redouble our prayers<lb/> Can I see you both tomorrow<lb/> any time<unclear>?</unclear> With a blessing<lb/> to you and yours. <salute>Ever yrs Sincerely</salute><lb/></p> <p>E.F. Murnane</p>
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