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CHAPTER V.

A PRACTICAL VIEW OF IRISH EDUCATION.

• English Government and Education
• The Kildare Street Society
• Scheme of Thomas Wyse
• Early Attempts at Practical Education
• Recent Reports on Irish Systems
• The Policy of the Department of Agriculture
• The Example of Denmark
• University Education for Roman Catholics
• Maynooth and its Limitations
• Trinity College
• Its Lack of Influence on the Irish Mind
• A Democratic University Called for
• National and Economic in its Aims
• Views of Roman Catholic Ecclesiastics
• The Two Irelands
• Lord Chesterfield on Education and Character

CHAPTER VI.

THROUGH THOUGHT TO ACTION.

• A Word to my Critics
• The Gaelic League
• Compared with the Irish Agricultural Organisation Society
• Objects and Constitution of the League
• Filling the Gap in Irish Education
• Patriotism and Industry
• Nationality and Nationalism
• A Possible Danger
• Extravagances in the Movement