... REVIEW. The Day’s Burthen. T. M. Kettle. Price 3/6. Browne & Nolan, Ltd. What a wonderful difference there is between the light touch in writing and the cumbersome, involved and jejune unfolding of sentences and paragraphs! Some writing inspires, while ...

... REVIEW, rne Troubled House. By Rosamund Jacob. Price 7/6. Browne & Nolan, Ltd. Modern Ireland has been politically divided ince the days of Parnell. Redmond never capinred the whole country after the healing of the split (the Unionists are not considered ...

... REVIEW. Ireland To-Day.—The March number of this magazine contains a long and important article on ‘“ Collectivism and Workers’ Ownership ” by Professor James Hogan, of University College, Cork. It opens in this way: ¢ If there is any one question more ...

... REVIEW I'he Oxford Movement. By Shane Leslie. Price 1/- Burns, Oates and Washbourne, Ltd. \lodern England was rent from top to bottom and from stem to stern by the Oxford Movement. \o war ever created such division; corporate hodies were divided; society ...

... REVIEW. Red Sky at Dawn. Philip Rooney. Price 7/6. M. H. Gill and Son, Ltd. Sons of the Swordmaker. Price 7/6. Talbot Press. Maurice Walsh. These two books have a few essential things in common. They refer to Ireland; they are well written—both develop ...

... REVIEW. Life of Qaint Carthdge. 0.C.8.0. Price 4/- Ltd. . By Father Carthage, Browne and Nolan, The bringing of Lismore into existence as a Jeat religious training ground, as a monastery °.d as a remarkable seat of Jearning, was an achievement that would ...

... REVIEW. Ireland To-Day. January, 1938. This is No. 1, Vol. 111, of this magazine, and we conaratulate it on entering its third year. So far as its Editorial is concerned it might have made a better start. It is rather childish talking so solemnly about ...

... REVIEW. MY YOKE IS SWEET. My Yoke is Sweet. Rev. J. KearnEy, C.S.Sp. Price 6/-. Burns, Oates & Washbourne, Ltd. Many books have been written during the last fow years on the spiritual life according to the ideal cet by Our Divine Lord, The Way, the Truth ...

... REVIEW. An Irish Night’s Entertainment. By Thomax O’Gorman. Price 1/-. The test of a good story is to be so engrossed in it that when the end comes there is regret that it is finished. Applying that test to the dozen stories to be found in this book, ...

... REVIEW. . The Happiness of Father Happé. Cecily Hallack. (Browne and Nolan, Ltd. 3/6.) In this delightful book the late Cecily Hallack shows that she had succeeded in eliminating almost completely that cloying prettiness that marked much of her earlier ...

... REVIEW, Fernanda : A U‘ni.versity Girl of To-day. By Benedict Williamson. Browne & Nolan, Ltd. Price 3/6. The spiritual life is best seen as it is worked out in an individual. In the abstract it may make a strong appeal as expounded in dogmas or as i ...

... REVIEW. Whither and Why? By M. M. C. Burns, Oates and Washbourne, Ltd. Price 3/6. Girls in secondary schools are impressionable; they are at the age when life looms up before them as a problem to be faced, and its responsibilities are grasped by some ...