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THE

NEW IRELAND REVIEW.

VOL. XVIII.

SEPTEMBER, 1902, To FEBRUARY, 1903.

DUBLIN:

NEW IRELAND REVIEW OFFICES, 29 LOWER SACKVILLE ST

SEPTEMBER,

I. Technical Education in Ireland.

Page

By HERBERT M. THOMPSON 1

II. Scenes from the Life of Catherine De Médicis.

By ROBERT MCDONNELL

15

III. A Student's History of Philosophy.

By W. VESEY HAGUE, M. A.

30

IV.-Glimpses of Irish Ireland in the Eighteenth Century and

after. By REV. T. SEXTON, D.D.

V.-Irish Public Libraries and the Penny Rate.

38

By JAMES WILKINSON

VI.--Views and Reviews.

Some Religious Statistics and their Import.

New Books.

OCTOBER.

I. The Saving of the Nation's Language.

By REV. T. A. FINLAY

65

II. Who Wrote Burns's Poems. By A COUNTY COURT JUDGE 73

III. Dr. Bunbury and His Neighbours.

83

By REV. M. O'RIORDAN, D.D.

IV. Mr. Russell and Head Rents.

By AN OWNER OF HEAD RENTS
V.-Wanted: A Philosophy of Duty. By VESEY HAGUE, M.A.

I.-Peasant Economics. By REV. T. A. FINLAY

V. The Captive. By P. F. LITTLE
VI.-Tóir Mic uí diomasuig (Mr Dumpty's Quest)

VII. Views and Reviews

The American Invasion.

New Books.

By GEORGE MOORE 167

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