Dublin essays
By: by Arthur Clery.
Publisher: Maunsel
Published: 1919
Place of publication: Dublin and London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 147
Subjects: Irish question; Ireland; Ireland -- Intellectual life
Notes: "Essays ... written and published in [Dublin] ... over a period of twenty years."--Pref.
Table of contents: title: Thomas Kettle.; title: A Gaelic university.; title: A forgotten virtue.; title: As in 1800.; title: Is Ireland a country or a county?; title: The justice of the British democracy.; title: Could our religion be rushed?; title: The religious angle in Ireland.; title: The passing of University college, Stephen's Green.; title: The plague of B. A.'s.; title: The sect of the Gael.; title: Rugby football and the "condumnium."; title: Some lies of early Irish history.; title: Democracy of dialect.; title: Irish genius in English prose.; title: Votes for children.; title: The pseudo-science of classics.; title: The snobbery of Quintus Horatius Flaccus.; title: The theatre: its educational value.; title: The religious aspect of women's suffrage.; title: Ireland, Irish and otherwise.; title: Policies in Ireland.