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| English Roman Catholics, |
123
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| Cardinal Manning, |
123
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| Celt and Teuton, |
124
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| Mr. Davitt on race, |
124
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| His "Mission of the Celts," |
125
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| Bismarck on race, |
126
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| Melbourne Review, |
126
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| The Highlander and Lowlander in Scotland, |
129
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| Bismarck on the German and French character; the former applicable to the English and Lowland Scotch, |
120
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| The relations of England and Ireland in a sentence, |
131
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| What is the Irish Problem? |
132
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| Irish population in Australia, |
135
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| "An Australian Example," |
135
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| "The Irish in Australia," |
136
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| Contrasted with "Victorian Year-Book," |
136
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| Has the British majority played a minor rôle? |
136
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| Victorian autonomy and Mr. Balfour, |
137
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| Political capacity of the Irish in Australia, |
138
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| The Anglo-Irish and the Irish Celts, |
138
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| Marcus Clarke's nationality, |
139
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| Wentworth, "the Australian Patriot," |
140, 141
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| Sir Wm. Foster Stawell, |
141
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| Judge Molesworth, |
142
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| Wm. Edward Hearn. |
142
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| George Higinbotham, |
142
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| Their share in building up Victoria, |
143
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| Early English Emigrants, |
144
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| Sir C. Gavan Duffy on the two Irish Sections, |
145
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| The purely Celtic Claims, |
145, 146
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| "Why don't you stand ?" |
146
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| I am an Englishman! |
146
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| Disadvantages of belonging to the "Imperial and consolidating race," |
146
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| The Celt a powerful factor in colonial affairs, |
147
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| "The Roman Catholic vote," |
147
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| The English clergyman as a "wire-puller," |
148
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| "A political pessimist," |
149
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| "Poll early, and Poll often," |
149
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| Acts of filial piety, |
150
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| Irish domestic servants, |
150
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| An Englishman's anti-patriotic bias, |
150
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| What do the Irish contribute to Australian or Imperial objects? |
151
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| Australia's contribution to Irish famine fund, |
151
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| Criminal Statistics, |
152
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| Autonomy of Victoria not applicable to Ireland, |
152
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| Major-General Sir Andrew Clarke, |
152
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| Letter to John Bright, |
154
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| Toleration the mark of the Victorian Era, |
155
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| "The Weary Titan," |
156
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| Education in the colonies, |
157
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| "Free, secular, and compulsory," |
157
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| Not necessarily purely secular, |
157
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| Why was religion banished from Victorian schools? |
158
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| Voluntary and Board schools in England, |
159
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