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A collection of printed pamphlets and information sheets relating to the Six Day War and the Arab-Israeli conflict. The file includes the following publications:
• Sister Marie Therese, 'War in Jerusalem / An eye-witness account of the Israeli invasion, 5th-8th June 1967'. Published by the Irish Arab Society.
• 'Edwin Montagu and the Balfour Declaration'. Published by the Arab League Office (London, [1967]).
• Walid Khalidi, 'Jerusalem / The Arab Case'. (1967).
• 'Palestine / An outline of the problem'. Published by the Ireland-Palestine Solidarity Committee. (c.1967).
• John Carter, 'An eyewitness in Jerusalem / Spring 1969'. Published by The Jerusalem Committee (London, 1969).
• Rabbi Elmer Berger, 'Israel’s threat to Judaism / In Palestine: Zionism v. Judaism, Christianity, Islam'. Published by the Irish Arab Society (1970).
• The file includes a blank membership form for the Irish-Arab Society, 38 Grafton Street, Dublin 2.

transcript of lecture on the renewal of religious life (Father Gambari).

A copy of Rev. John Lingard, ‘The Antiquities of the Anglo-Saxon Church / Volume II’ (Newcastle: Printed by Edward Walker, 1803). A manuscript annotation on the first page reads ‘James Cowley, Durham / Crook Hall Bishopric’.

Date: 1791-1797
Author: Francis Grose (c.1731-1791)
Publisher: London, Vol. 1: Printed for S. Hooper, MDCCXCI; Vol. II, Printed for M. Hooper & Wigstead, MDCCXCVII
Full title: 'The antiquities of Ireland'

A copy of a pamphlet titled ‘The Anglo-Irish treaty and Mr. De Valera’s alternative’ (Dublin: Alex Thom & Company, [1924]). The pamphlet includes the text of the treaty and De Valera’s Document no. 2.

A copy of a pamphlet titled ‘The American Commission on Conditions in Ireland / Interim Report’ (London: Harding & More Ltd.,119 High Holborn, London, 1921). Includes accounts detailing the acts of violence carried by the British authorities during the War of Independence.

A copy of a pamphlet titled ‘The amazoniad, or, figure and fashion / a scuffle in high life / with notes, critical and historical, interspersed with choice anecdotes of bon ton’ (Dublin: printed by J. King, 1806). The pamphlet has been attributed to John Wilson Croker (1780-1857).