Memoirs of Rt Rev Edmund Burke Bishop of Zion First Vicar Apostolic of Nova
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Father Burke wrote to the Archbishop of Dublin, and other Prelates in Ireland for teachers, but in vain. There was a scarcity of priests in Dublin, and the distracted state of Europe for many subsequent years operated against him. Incidently we learn what manner of man he sought. He says, "I do not seek a man without a fault, 83 such a one is not to be found. I want a man of talent with a good foundation of religion. " The difficulty of obtaining teachers was not the only obstacle be- tween Fat...her Burke and the noble goal of his endeavours. Then, as now, there were narrow minds that would fain force their neighbours to drink at such streams of knowledge as they should provide, or to remain forever athirst. On 2 ist September, 1803, he writes, "to add to my trouble Bishop Inglis, aided by his clergy and some other anti-Catholics, have succeeded by force of intrigue in inducing the Lieutenant-Governor to refuse me a license to open our school, although the law of the Province permits it.
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Father Burke wrote to the Archbishop of Dublin, and other Prelates in Ireland for teachers, but in vain. There was a scarcity of priests in Dublin, and the distracted state of Europe for many subsequent years operated against him. Incidently we learn what manner of man he sought. He says, "I do not seek a man without a fault, 83 such a one is not to be found. I want a man of talent with a good foundation of religion. " The difficulty of obtaining teachers was not the only obstacle be- tween Fat...her Burke and the noble goal of his endeavours. Then, as now, there were narrow minds that would fain force their neighbours to drink at such streams of knowledge as they should provide, or to remain forever athirst. On 2 ist September, 1803, he writes, "to add to my trouble Bishop Inglis, aided by his clergy and some other anti-Catholics, have succeeded by force of intrigue in inducing the Lieutenant-Governor to refuse me a license to open our school, although the law of the Province permits it.
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