The Northern Ireland Problem: A Study in Group RelationsOxford University Press, 1962 - 163 pages |
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... unity , which must imply some degree of political unity also ; and within the divided Christian Church , leaders are increasingly willing to emphasize the points of unity instead of the reasons for division . These are strong movements ...
... unity , which must imply some degree of political unity also ; and within the divided Christian Church , leaders are increasingly willing to emphasize the points of unity instead of the reasons for division . These are strong movements ...
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... unity of the island , and its difference from the outside world . Ireland was not in any modern sense a political unity . It was a loose structure of small states , each governed by a chief chosen from its ruling family . Some rulers ...
... unity of the island , and its difference from the outside world . Ireland was not in any modern sense a political unity . It was a loose structure of small states , each governed by a chief chosen from its ruling family . Some rulers ...
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... unity of the Catholic Church and the fragmentation of the Protestant community into numerous denominations and sects . In Catholic thought , this fragmentation is the natural result of heresy ; it arises because too much spiritual ...
... unity of the Catholic Church and the fragmentation of the Protestant community into numerous denominations and sects . In Catholic thought , this fragmentation is the natural result of heresy ; it arises because too much spiritual ...
Contents
Introduction | 1 |
A Note on Arrangement and Method | 5 |
Two Views of History | 7 |
Copyright | |
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