The North American Review, Volume 86Jared Sparks, Edward Everett, James Russell Lowell, Henry Cabot Lodge O. Everett, 1858 - American fiction Vols. 227-230, no. 2 include: Stuff and nonsense, v. 5-6, no. 8, Jan. 1929-Aug. 1930. |
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Page 122
... Irish people have endured for nearly five centuries , and partly because we have no wish to revive the memory of the dark catalogue of cruel wrongs which England has inflicted on Ireland . We would gladly confine ourselves to whatever ...
... Irish people have endured for nearly five centuries , and partly because we have no wish to revive the memory of the dark catalogue of cruel wrongs which England has inflicted on Ireland . We would gladly confine ourselves to whatever ...
Page 123
... Irish , and assimilated themselves with them in every respect , often discarding their own names and adopting Irish names in their stead . His Majesty saw that it was of the first importance for his purposes , not only that no such ...
... Irish , and assimilated themselves with them in every respect , often discarding their own names and adopting Irish names in their stead . His Majesty saw that it was of the first importance for his purposes , not only that no such ...
Page 124
... Irish to have schools or schoolmasters . If a schoolmaster was convicted of having taught , or attempted to teach , any Irish person , young or old , the punishment for the first offence was transportation ; * and if he ever returned ...
... Irish to have schools or schoolmasters . If a schoolmaster was convicted of having taught , or attempted to teach , any Irish person , young or old , the punishment for the first offence was transportation ; * and if he ever returned ...
Contents
THE PROFESSION OF SCHOOLMASTER | 40 |
REFORMATORY INSTITUTIONS AT HOME AND ABROAD | 60 |
VENICE | 83 |
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