But it is difficult to believe that the discussion will be, in all particulars, governed either by the Council of Trent, or by the Westminster Confession.
Then there is education.

English public men have been brought up to assume that in Ireland education must be a battleground inevitably, and from the first.

It would be a mere paradox to say that this question, which sunders parties the world over as with a sword, will leave opinion in Ireland inviolately unanimous.

But our march to the field of controversy will be over a non-controversial road.

Union policy has left us a rich inheritance of obvious evils.