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New Zealand Tablet, 3 April 1919, Page 42

The generosity, the native bravery, the innate fidelity, the enthusiastic love of whatever is great and noblethose splendid characteristics of the Irish mind remain as the imperishable relics of our country’s former greatness—of that illustrious period, when she was the light and the glory of barbarous —when the nations around sought for instruction and example in her numerous seminaries—and when the civilisation and religion of all Europe were preserved in her alone. —Daniel O’Court ell. .