'An Impeached Nation'

New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXXVII, Issue 14, 8 April 1909, Page 529

'An Impeached Nation '

A very able, learned, and widely known Australian priest wriles to iis in part as folloAvs in regard to the latest and largest publication issued from the office of this paper: 'I have read your new book, An Impeached Nation, and I hasten to congratulate you on such an excellent and opportune publication. It is a veritable masterpiece of historical criticism on that hackneyed shibboleth, " Crime in Ireland " — and a true epic of cold facts and figures. . .. Your book should be in every home in Australasia.'

Our reverend correspondent from over-sea backs his kindly opinion in an eminently practical Avay — by a cheque for a large number of copies of the publication for sa]e among his people. Other reverend confreres have favored the publishers with orders ranging from £2 to £10, with the same intent. A large edition has been printed, and there are enough copies to go a good way round. The reader is referred to the managerial notice of -the book which appears on the leader page.