Ireland In The New Century by Horace Plunkett
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Its Lack of Influence on the Irish Mind
A Democratic University Called for National and Economic in its Aims Views of Roman Catholic Ecclesiastics The Two Irelands Lord Chesterfield on Education and Character CHAPTER VI. THROUGH THOUGHT TO ACTION. A Word to my Critics The Gaelic League Compared with the Irish Agricultural Organisation Society Objects and Constitution of the League Filling the Gap in Irish Education Patriotism and Industry Nationality and Nationalism A Possible Danger Extravagances in the Movement The Gaelic League and the Rural Home Meeting with Harold Frederic His Pessimistic Views on the Celt A New Solution of the Problem--Organised Self-Help English and Irish Industrial Qualities Special Value of the Associative Qualities Conclusion of Part I. * * * * * |
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