the British rule of Ireland that was based upon a lecture that Bigger gave in the Linen Hall Library, which was on display in the Belfast Central Library from 2007 to 2008 as part of an exhibition. He also wrote pamphlets entitled Irish Penal Crosses and The Northern Leaders of 98, a novel Aeneas O’Haughan, a collection of fireside stories Four Shots from Dawn. With Herbert Hughes, Bigger also made a collection of just under 175 rubbings of the heraldic designs engraved on gravestones in County Antrim, which they published in the Ulster Journal of Archaeology in 1900 and 1901. There is a partial list of . Others not listed there and not aforementioned include: () John Smyth Crone edited his Articles and Sketches , a selection of just some of his work, that was published after his death. Other people's works that they dedicated to Bigger include Cathal O'Byrne’s As I Roved Out and George A. Birmingham’s The Northern Iron. Collections A catalogue of his personal collection at his death is in , which runs to 302 pages. This comprised a significant fraction of the 1956 Catalogue of Belfast Central Library, the Bigger Collection having been presented to the Belfast Central Library by Bigger's brother (Lietenant Colonel F.C. Bigger) a year after his death. The collection in the BCL runs to 10,000 books and journals, 3,500 letters of correspondence, and 180 boxes of scrapbooks, maps, and pamphlets. A further collection of 5,000 photographs is held separately at the Ulster Museum. The bookplates that he used for his books have the motto: "Giving and Forgiving". The curator of the 2007–2008 exhibition about him at the Belfast Central Library, Roger Dixon, described him as a "one man Irish Cultural Institute" in an accompanying pamphlet entitled Ireland's Cultural Visionary. In the National Library of Ireland, photographs of his home, family, and associates are ; and miscellaneous papers of his are . Other papers of his are held at the Linen Hall Library and at the Public Records Office of Northern Ireland. References Reference bibliography Dudgeon, Jeffrey. Roger Casement: The Black Diaries with a Study of his Background, Sexuality and Irish Political Life. Belfast Press; 3rd paperback and Kindle editions, 2019, https://www.amazon.co.uk/Roger-Casement-background-sexuality-political/dp/1916019404. () Further reading In dictionaries of biography See also the ones in the reference bibliography. Contemporary obituaries in scholarly and professional journals Other biographies On Bigger's collection, house, and his individual