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‘The Manuscripts of Gerard Manley Hopkins’ by Fr Anthony Bischoff SJ
‘The Manuscripts of Gerard Manley Hopkins’ by Fr Anthony Bischoff SJ
Article entitled ‘Father and Son’
Article entitled ‘Father and Son’
Article entitled 'An Investigation into the Causes of the Self-Ignition of Ether-Air Mixtures’
Article entitled 'An Investigation into the Causes of the Self-Ignition of Ether-Air Mixtures’
Article entitled 'The Christian and Work' by Fr Michael Connolly SJ
Article entitled 'The Christian and Work' by Fr Michael Connolly SJ
Article on Fr Robert Haly SJ's life by Rev Henry Browne SJ
Article on Fr Robert Haly SJ's life by Rev Henry Browne SJ
Article on the illness and death of Gerard Manley Hopkins by Kenneth M. Flegel, M.D.
Article on the illness and death of Gerard Manley Hopkins by Kenneth M. Flegel, M.D.
Biographical information on Fr Leonard Sheil SJ
Biographical information on Fr Leonard Sheil SJ
Copy of 'Studies' containing a poem by Desmond Egan entitled ‘At Hopkins’s Grave June 8 1989’
Copy of 'Studies' containing a poem by Desmond Egan entitled ‘At Hopkins’s Grave June 8 1989’
Cutting from the 'Irish Times' of an article entitled 'Red Threat To The Faith'
Cutting from the 'Irish Times' of an article entitled 'Red Threat To The Faith'
Material relating to Fr Seán Ó Catháin SJ
Material relating to Fr Seán Ó Catháin SJ
Mission material relating to Fr John Foley SJ
Mission material relating to Fr John Foley SJ
Offprint from 'English Studies. A Journal of English Language and Literature'
Offprint from 'English Studies. A Journal of English Language and Literature'
Offprint of an article ‘Hopkins’s Friends and Colleagues’ by Fr Thomas J. Morrissey SJ
Offprint of an article ‘Hopkins’s Friends and Colleagues’ by Fr Thomas J. Morrissey SJ
Paper given by Fr Aubrey Gwynn SJ entitled ‘The Premonstratensian or White Canons in Medieval Ireland’
Paper given by Fr Aubrey Gwynn SJ entitled ‘The Premonstratensian or White Canons in Medieval Ireland’