State Policy in Irish Education Ad 1536 to 1816 Exemplified in Documents Col
State Policy in Irish Education Ad 1536 to 1816 Exemplified in Documents Col
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(c) [To John Paul Oliva, General of the Society of Jesus ; from Dublin, 22 November, 1672. ] I have three fathers in the diocese of Armagh, who by their virtue, learning, and labours, would suffice to enrich a kingdom. [Stephen Rice ' never weary of teaching ' ; Ignatius Browne, ' a notable preacher in the English Language ' ; and Father Murphy ' who preaches well in Irish ']... In the schools there are 150 boys ; they are, for the greater part, children of the Catholic knights and gentlemen ; ...and there are also about 40 children of the Protestant knights and gentry. You may imagine what envy it excites in the Protestant schoolmasters and ministers to see the Protestant children coming to the classes of the Society... The city of my diocese, where their residence is... Is called Drogheda... The country around is for the most part inhabited by orthodox knights and gentlemen ; and in the city there are rich merchants and artisans of good standing....
86 A. D. 1670-73.
The Viceroy, my Lord Berkeley, was most friendly to me, and esteemed me much more than I deserved et in verbo ipsius laxavi rete ...
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(c) [To John Paul Oliva, General of the Society of Jesus ; from Dublin, 22 November, 1672. ] I have three fathers in the diocese of Armagh, who by their virtue, learning, and labours, would suffice to enrich a kingdom. [Stephen Rice ' never weary of teaching ' ; Ignatius Browne, ' a notable preacher in the English Language ' ; and Father Murphy ' who preaches well in Irish ']... In the schools there are 150 boys ; they are, for the greater part, children of the Catholic knights and gentlemen ; ...and there are also about 40 children of the Protestant knights and gentry. You may imagine what envy it excites in the Protestant schoolmasters and ministers to see the Protestant children coming to the classes of the Society... The city of my diocese, where their residence is... Is called Drogheda... The country around is for the most part inhabited by orthodox knights and gentlemen ; and in the city there are rich merchants and artisans of good standing....
86 A. D. 1670-73.
The Viceroy, my Lord Berkeley, was most friendly to me, and esteemed me much more than I deserved et in verbo ipsius laxavi rete ...
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