National Library releases Casement letters

The National Library has released a batch of letters written by Roger Casement, one of the most controversial figures in Irish history.

National Library releases Casement letters
Thu, 20 Dec, 2012 - 11:46

The National Library has released a batch of letters written by Roger Casement, one of the most controversial figures in Irish history.

The notes were written by Casement while he was waiting to be executed for treason at Pentonville Prison in 1916.

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