Irish Anglicanism, 1869-1969
Subtitle: essays on the role of Anglicanism in Irish life, presented to the Church of Ireland on the occasion of the centenary of its disestablishment, by a group of Methodist, Presbyterian, Quaker, and Roman Catholic scholars.
By: Edited by Michael Hurley.
Contributors: Hurley, Michael, 1923-
Publisher: A. Figgis
Published: 1970
Place of publication: Dublin
Language: eng
Number of pages: 236
Subjects: Church of Ireland -- Establishment and disestablishment
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: value: Disestablishment: 1800-1869, by K. B. Nowlan.; value: Church renewal: 1869-1877, by G. C. Daly.; value: Early Irish ecclesiastical studies, by F. Grannell.; value: Education, by T. F. Kelly.; value: Anglican-Presbyterian relations, by J. M. Barkley.; value: Anglican-Methodist relations, by F. Jeffrey.; value: The Church overseas, by T. McDonald.; value: Political life: 1870-1921, by T. O'Neill.; value: The Irish language movement, by D. Greene.; value: Anglo-Irish literature, by A. Martin.; value: Economic life, by J. F. Meenan.; value: Political life in the South, by J. H. Whyte.; value: Aspects of the Northern situation, by D. Kennedy.; value: Demographic trends, by T. Keane.; value: Recent liturgical reform, by V. Ryan.; value: Papal primacy then and now, by P. O'Connell.; value: The future, by M. Hurley.