The Journal of the American-Irish Historical Society (Vol. IV)

"The Journal of the American-Irish Historical Society (Vol. IV)" by Various is a record that tells about the actions of a group dedicated to remembering and honoring the Irish in America during the early 1900s. This volume, the fourth in its series, is centered around the organization's purpose to keep track of and applaud the legacy, successes, and parts played by Irish-Americans through time. The beginning of this volume gives a look at what the Society has done since the last book, lists the people in charge, and explains how it's set up. Also, it shows a list of important things done by the Society, like meetings, deaths of important members, and honoring big battles where Irish-Americans fought. This set of papers shows the lively community and the continued importance of the Irish-American identity back then, showing how they helped make America what it is today.