The life of Dr. O'Hurley
Subtitle: Archbishop of Cashel
Publisher: Dublin : M.H. Gill; New York : Benziger
Published: 1893
Language: eng
Table of contents: title: CONTENTS.; title: SECTION PAGE; title: I. The Patriot and Martyr 1; title: II. The Spirit of the Church regarding her Martyrs, 3; title: III. The Irish Church and her Martyrs, 8; title: IV. Dr. O'Hurley's Birthplace, 28; title: V. Dr. O'Hurley at the Universities of Paris and Louvain, 33; title: VI. Dr. O'Hurley, Professor at Louvain and Rheims, 34; title: VII. Dr. O'Hurley is consecrated Archbishop of Cashel. Lands in Ireland. Dr. O'Hurley at Waterford, Slane, And Holycross, 35; title: VIII. Dr. O'Hurley arrested in Carrick-n-Suir. Loaded with Chains, cast into Prison, conveyed to Kilkenny — thence to Dublin 41; title: IX. Dr. O'Hurley's Sufferings in the Prison in Dublin. Is put to the awful Torture called "The Boots" 46; title: X. The Martyrdom of Dr. O'Hurley. He is Hanged in Stephen's Green. The Martyrdom of Dr. O'Doyany, Bishop of Down and Connor, and Father O'Loughrane. The Martyr's Grave, 58; title: XI. Miracles recorded after the Death of Dr. O'Hurley 71; title: XII. The Testimony of Catholic Contemporary Writers 73; title: XIII. State Papers on the Torture of the Boots 78; title: XIV. Dr. O'Hurley was put to Death for the Faith, and not for High Treason against the Crown 81; title: XV. Parallel Cases of Martyrdom — Blessed More. Blessed Fisher. Dr. O'Dovany. Blessed Plunket 90; title: XVI. Grave Reflections 100