Priests and people in Ireland
Publisher: Hodges, Figgis & Co.
Published: 1902
Place of publication: Dublin, Ireland
Language: eng
Table of contents: title: CONTENTS; title: Introduction xii; title: CHAP.; title: I. The Universal Cause of Catholic Ireland's Degeneracy 1; title: II. Priests and People in Louth and Armagh 11; title: III. The Fermanagh Borderland and Monaghan 36; title: IV. Priests and People in Belfast 53; title: V. A Little While in the North 78; title: VL Sacrileges and Burglaries of Catholic Churches 94; title: VII. One Way to make Millions 108; title: VIII. In Connaught 150; title: IX. In Connaught (continued) 161; title: X. In Connaught (continued) 175; title: XI. Masses, Mendicancy, and Mystification 188; title: XII. In Connaught (continued) 215; title: XIII. The Apparitions and Miracles at Knock 228; title: XIV. In Connaught (concluded) 253; title: XV. In Catholic Dublin 268; title: XVI. In Catholic Dublin (continued) 282; title: XVII. The Priests' Army in Dublin and its Work 309; title: XVIII. The Dublin Regular Priests and their Work 331; title: XIX. The Christian Brothers and a Story 370; title: XX. In the Province of Leinster 383; title: XXI. The Nuns of Dublin and their Work 417; title: XXII. The Nuns in the Schools, Hospitals, Poor-houses, and Magdalen Asylums 426; title: XXIII. In the Province of Leinster (continued) 439; title: XXIV. In the County of Wexford 452; title: XXV. The Priests' Army in Leinster 472; title: XXVI. In the Province of Munster 481; title: XXVII. In the Province of Munster (continued) 505; title: XXVIII. In Kerry, Clare, and Limerick — Summary of the Priests' Army in Munster 528; title: XXIX. Summary of the Priests' Power. The one Link Missing 551; title: XXX. Who are the Priests? 573; title: XXXI. Is Christ Responsible? 606; title: Notes 620