Pages 2 & 3 - The College: Its History and Significance
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Pages 2 & 3 - The College: Its History and SignificanceCONTENTS PAGE THE COLLEGE; ITS HISTORY AND SIGNIFICANCE: I. The Catholic University of Ireland, 1854-83 . . . . 3 TOWARDS BUILDING THE COLLEGE: I. Struggle with Fortune, 1912-49 . . . . . 10 RETROSPECT, 1959-1909 . . . . . . 22 THE COLLEGE; ITS HISTORY AND SIGNIFICANCE I. THE CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY OF IRELAND, 1854-83 In the revival of the Irish nation which went on slowly through the In Matthew Arnold's essay Irish Catholicism and British Liberalism 2 there They [the Irish] are told they have the Queen's Colleges, invented 1 Continuity from the Catholic University to the Jesuit University College and thence to the 2 Written soon after 1870. Arnold wrote a good deal on Irish Affairs. He was also, though Arnold's account of what he means by a Catholic and by a Protestant university is interesting 3 | Pages 2 & 3 - The College: Its History and SignificanceContents Towards Building the College: The College; ITS HISTORY AND SIGNIFICANCE I. The Catholic University of Ireland, 1854-83 In the revival of the Irish nation which went on slowly through In Matthew Arnold's essay Irrish Catholicism and British Liberalism2 there They [the Irish] are told they have the Queen's Colleges, invented 1 Continuity from the Catholic University to the Jesuit University College and thence to the present College was made largely by the coming over of the students and most of the staff from the older to the newer instituion in each case. Arnold's account of what he means by a Catholic and by a Protestant university is interesting in the light of later debates on the university question: "I call Strasburg a Protestand and Bonn a Catholic university in this sense: That religion and the matters mixed up with religion are taught in the one by Protestants and in the other by Catholics. This is the quarantee which ordinary parents desire, and this at Bonn and at STrasburg they get." 3 |