Further Reading
- Coghlan, Eduardo A., Los Irlandeses en Argentina: su Actuación y Descendencia (Buenos Aires, 1987), p. 420. (Spanish)
- Julianello, Maria Teresa, The Scarlet Trinity: The Doomed Struggle of Camila O'Gorman against Family, Church and State in 19th-Century Buenos Aires. (Cork: Irish Centre for Migration Studies, 2000).
- Luna, Félix (ed.), Camila O'Gorman (Buenos Aires: Planeta, 2002). (Spanish)
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