66 "the Irish and Ancient British Church was read "the Irish and the ancient British "eleventh or twelfth " read "tenth or eleventh," page 141, line 12. 66 express and tacit" read " express or tacit," page 155, line 6. 66 are at least" read "were always NOTICE BY THE TRANSLATOR. IT T will be obvious at a glance to the reader, that this work emanates from Catholic authorship, and discusses the great religious crisis through which the Church and the world are now passing from a Catholic, though a "liberal Catholic," point of view. That it bears evidence of no common attainments and grasp of mind a very cursory examination will suffice to show. An English translation is offered to the public under the belief that there are very many in this country, as well Protestants as Catholics, who will gladly avail themselves of an opportunity of learning, on the most direct authority, how the grave questions which just now agitate the Church are regarded by the members of a school, morally if not numerically strong, within her pale, who yield indeed to none in their loyal devotion |