Ireland has begun its first public humanities project. Letters of 1916 will digitize thousands of letters written between November 1915 and October 1916, giving readers a window into life in Ireland a century ago. There is an image of each original letter and a transcribed copy. And, if you are interested in a challenging volunteering opportunity, you can transcribe some of the letters yourself.
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