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Irish politician Éamon de Valera drums up support for the republican cause amongst Irish-Americans in Los Angeles during his tour of the United States, 1919-1920.

Members of Ireland's breakaway parliament, the Dáil, in April 1919.

The remains of the Dublin Bread Company at 6-7 Lower Sackville Street (now O'Connell Street) after the Easter Rising in 1916.

Photograph shows Patrick Henry Pearse (1879-1916), Irish teacher, writer and activist who was executed for his leadership role in the Easter Rising in 1916.

Republican fighters in Ireland occupying the General Post Office in Dublin, Ireland, in April 1916. A nurse and a priest tend to the wounded and a firefighter attempts to put out a fire, while soldiers shoot from the barricaded windows.

Ireland personified as a warrior woman, "Erin," with a banner and sword. Includes the following poem or lyric: "From Erin's soil the Saxon foe / In shame shall be forever driven; / From Erin's sons who bear the woe, / The tyrants chain shall soon be…

Revolutionaries in the Irish Republican Army shelter behind a barricade in Dublin, near Trinity College.

U.S. government poster promoting the benefits of the GI Bill.

Drawing of the vocational-technical building, later known as Joppa Hall, on the campus of Harford Junior College in Maryland.

Students enjoying lounge in Harford Community College's original student center.