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CONTENTS
I The Celtic Race
II The World Under The Lead Of European Races.--Mission Of The Irish Race In The Movement
III The Irish Better Prepared To Receive Christianity Than Other Nations
IV How the Irish received Christianity
V The Christian Irish and the Pagan Danes
VI The Irish Free-Clans and Anglo-Norman Feudalism
VII Ireland separated from Europe.--A Triple Episode
VIII The Irish and the Tudors.--Henry VIII.
IX The Irish and the Tudors.--Elizabeth.--The Undaunted Nobility.--The Suffering Church
X England prepared for the Reception of Protestantism--Ireland not
XI The Irish and the Stuarts.--Loyalty and Confiscation
XII A Century of Gloom.--The Penal Laws
XIII Resurrection.--Delusive Hopes
XIV Resurrection.--Emigration
XV The "Exodus" and its Effects
XVI Moral Force all-sufficient for the Resurrection of Ireland
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