Boehm/Casement Papers
Letter from Roger Casement (U.S. Consulate General, Munich) to Captain Hans Boehm, referring to enclosed letters from the three corporals at the Limburg camp.

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Mar 01, 2018 John B Howard Mar 01, 2018 John B Howard Mar 01, 2018 John B Howard Mar 01, 2018 John B Howard Sep 03, 2017 John B Howard Sep 03, 2017 John B Howard Sep 03, 2017 John B Howard Sep 03, 2017 John B Howard Sep 03, 2017 John B Howard Jul 28, 2017 Jsprake Jul 28, 2017 Jsprake Apr 23, 2017 John B Howard Apr 22, 2017 John B Howard	p. 1, 4 [p. 1:] c/o USA Consulate General Munich 3 July 1915 Dear Captain Boehm, I send you copies of parts of letters I got today from the three Corporals at Limburg. I would beg you to lay them before the Officer in the General Staff charged with the matter. The two men, Kavanagh and Sewell should not have [new column, p. 4:] for, believe me it is the only thing to do. No public announcement need be made, but the men should be put into uniform without delay and then we can look forward to action in U.S.A. and, I hope, to further recruits at Limburg. But if this is not done I see only a triumph	p. 1, 4 [p. 1:] c/o USA Consulate General Munich 3 July 1915 Dear Captain Boehm, I send you copies of parts of letters I got today from the three Corporals at Limburg. I would beg you to lay them before the Officer in the General Staff charged with the matter. The two men, Kavanagh and Sewell should not have [new column, p. 4:] for, believe me it is the only thing to do. No public announcement need be made, but the men should be put into uniform without delay and then we can look forward to action in U.S.A. and, I hope, to further recruits at Limburg. But if this is not done I see only a triumph

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