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De Valera in his Glory
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Dev speaking to a crowd, circa 1917.
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An Older de Valera
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Dev later in life.
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De Valera
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Another photo of Dev later in life.
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Tom Barry
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A friend to Collins and part of the IRA's Flying Column Unit in West Cork.
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Arthur Griffith
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Arthur Griffith, the founder of Sinn Féin.
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Griffith and Collins
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Michael Collins and Arthur Griffith posing together, probably before the Treaty negotiations.
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Griffith at the Time of the Treaty
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Arthur Griffith shortly after the Treaty was signed. Much like Collins, Griffith also looks tired and stressed.
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Collins as a Politician
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Collins and his fellow delegates negotiating the Anglo-Irish Treaty.
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Eamonn Duggan
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Part of the Irish delegation.
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Robert Barton
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Part of the Irish delegation.
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George Gavan Duffy
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Part of the Irish delegation.
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Erskine Childers
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Secretary for the Irish delegation.
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The Treaty Powerhouse
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Left to right: Prime Minister David Lloyd-George, Lord Birkenhead and Winston Churchill.
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David Lloyd George
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British Prime Minister and part of the English delegation.
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Lord Birkenhead
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A friend to Collins and part of the English delegation.
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Sir Austen Chamberlain
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Part of the English delegation.
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Winston Churchill
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Future British Prime Minister and part of the English delegation.
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Sir Hamar Greenwood
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Part of the English delegation.
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Griffith's Funeral
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Michael Collins serving as a pallbearer at Arthur Griffith's funeral in August of 1922.
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Collins' Real Signature
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One example of Collins' own signature in Irish.
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Real Signature 2
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Another sample of Collins' signature in Irish.
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Real Signature 3
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Collins' own signature in English.
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William Butler Yeats
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Talented poet whose works sometimes described Irish history and politics.
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