... CATHOLIC EDUCATION IN AMERICA. We quote portions of an exceedingly interesting letter which recently appeared on Religious Education in America. A strong reaction is setting in against the secular character of the day schools on the part of a large proportion ...

... Europe to America. Taking them at an average, these persons have been reared and educated, up to their loth year fed and trained at the expense of Europe. The money spent in bringing them up is a capital, the interest of which goes to America. For the ...

... where indeed it is developed on regular commercial principles. The course of the trade is by Cracow and Hamburg to South America, chiefly to the Argentine Republic. During the past six weeks a whole gang of agents was arrested and brought to Warsaw, and ...

... 537 The Conversion of England .. 537 The Comedy of Comprehensiveness Papal Missives and Speeches .. Catholic Education in America .. 534 Missionaries and Missionaries .. 540 A Cry from the Dark Continent .. Ai. Balfour on Positivism .. 342 APPEAL TO THE ...

... conditions of life, African institutions, perhaps the negro himself. But this is obviously an over-statement. The negro in America is multiplying, neither enslaved nor enslaving. True, he has been, in his ancestors, the subject of a slave trade. But under ...

... withstand it, and the good, that they may safeguard it from the evil ? He feared that in England, Scotland, or Ireland, or America they were doing little that was to the point. There hardly existed a single statement of the Catholic slew of the world that ...

... existence of a preconceived conspiracy with desnite aims ; the conection between the gentlemen charged and the organisation in America ; the dependence of the League organisation upon crime; the effect of speeches at its meetings as incitements to crimes actually ...

... of the country, especially as the vast majority of these are Germans and Italians. The contingent furnished by England and America is comparatively insignificant, and for the most part confined to Paris and the Northern departments. The movement in favour ...

... eccentric idea of denying to Shakspere the paternity of his poetry originated with some Utopists, and found a ready echo in America, it was at first thought to be a joke of Brother Jonathan, trying to play a trick on John Bull, even at the risk of being ...

... contemporary events of more genuine interest and importance than the rise and rapid development of the Prairie States of America. Those who have watched this great event and have followed it in its varying phases during the last 15 or 20 years, speak ...

... illness, sonic remorse. and a nice little wife. Still less ought the lupin of the story to be allowed to go off scot free to America, with his pretty bride. Her devotion to her husband is natural and praiseworthy, and the novelist spares him on her account ...

... our side of the Atlantic through the accident that Mr. Gladstone recently devoted part of an article to refuting him. In America many good men are sorely exercised because the English statesman has stooped to touch the infidel lecturer even to expose ...