The Charm of Ireland
The Charm of Ireland
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The act provides that "no test whatever of re- ligious belief shall be imposed on any person as a con- dition of his becoming or continuing to be a professor, lecturer, fellow, scholar or student" of the college; nevertheless it is well understood that its spirit and at- mosphere are Catholic, and such Protestant youth as desire higher education usually enter Trinity College, Dublin, or Queen's College, Belfast There are three colleges in the National University of Ireland — Uni- versity Colleg...e, Dublin, which is the parent institution.
Queen's College, Cork, and Queen's College, Galway.
All of them are maintained by state grants.
I am not quite clear as to the maintenance of the new seniinary, to which our guide next conducted us; but it is a mammoth building, with queer squat towers, giving it an aspect quite oriental. Our guide said that the architecture was Irish-Romanesque, but it reminded me of nothing so much as of the pictures I had seen of the temples of ancient Syria and EgypL The semi- 3o8 THE CHARM OF IRELAND nary is really an intermediate school, and is planned on a very extensive scale.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The act provides that "no test whatever of re- ligious belief shall be imposed on any person as a con- dition of his becoming or continuing to be a professor, lecturer, fellow, scholar or student" of the college; nevertheless it is well understood that its spirit and at- mosphere are Catholic, and such Protestant youth as desire higher education usually enter Trinity College, Dublin, or Queen's College, Belfast There are three colleges in the National University of Ireland — Uni- versity Colleg...e, Dublin, which is the parent institution.
Queen's College, Cork, and Queen's College, Galway.
All of them are maintained by state grants.
I am not quite clear as to the maintenance of the new seniinary, to which our guide next conducted us; but it is a mammoth building, with queer squat towers, giving it an aspect quite oriental. Our guide said that the architecture was Irish-Romanesque, but it reminded me of nothing so much as of the pictures I had seen of the temples of ancient Syria and EgypL The semi- 3o8 THE CHARM OF IRELAND nary is really an intermediate school, and is planned on a very extensive scale.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stevenson Burton Egbert to read onlineMoreLess
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