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This painting by William Blake, painted in 1808, depicts Satan as a serpent tempting Eve into eating the fruit from the tree of life. This is an important aspect of the story of the Fall of Man, from Chapter 3 of Genesis, where the serpent tempts…

A 1920's news paper article from Jasper Missouri detailing the current state of Jerusalem at the time and how control of Western Palestine will aid both Catholics and Jews who wish to live or visit there. Brief descriptions regarding the Zionist…

"The Bath of the Nymph over the bed. Given away with the Easter number of Photo Bits: splendid masterpiece in art colours. Tea before you put milk in. Not unlike her with her hair down: slimmer. Three and six I gave for the frame. She said it would…

This is a clip from a 1965 documentary aired on the show "Discovery" where Dublin's South Circular Road was filmed. The clip discusses the movement and migration of the Jewish population into Dublin in the early 20th century forming what was known as…

This is an antiquated postcard that was originally printed by the Raphael Tuck & Sons Postcard company, founded in 1866 in London. It is chromographed in Saxony and is usually sold in a packet inscribed "Dry Humour Series." The artist of the design…

This is a highly annotated page from Ulysses. The annotations prove that the writing process was a highly involved and constantly evolving process for Joyce. Furthermore, the annotations also show that Joyce's work heavily littered with complex…

This picture was taken in 1902 when Joyce was on his first exile as a victimized artists. During this time, Joyce spent a great deal of time writing poetry and trying to establish himself as a writer. Further, this image is on a postcard that Joyce…

This is a scanned image of a handbook from 1878 that explains the rules and regulations of cricket and provides stats and team records. It is the 14th issue, as the author (John Lawrence) published a new edition each year to update stats and team…

The official program of a Unionist demonstration held on April 9, 1912, the year the third Home Rule Bill was being discussed at Westminster. The top italics say,“We stand upon our guard, but do resolve, by the blessing of God, rather to go out to…

On Ulster Day, Lord Charles Beresford, F. E. Smith, Sir Edward Carson and other leaders of the Ulster Unionists are among the crowd marching to City Hall to sign a Covenant against Irish Home Rule. Taken in Belfast, Ireland.