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"University Education in Ireland" by Samuel Haughton offers a compelling historical perspective on higher education and academic institutions in Ireland. Delving into the complexities of Irish education, this book examines the intricate relationship between church and college within the unique social and political landscape of the time.
Focusing on university reform, Haughton provides valuable insights into the challenges and opportunities surrounding the administration of higher learning in Ireland. This meticulously prepared republication makes accessible a significant contribution to the study of Irish history and the sociology of education. Explore the debates and developments that shaped the nation's approach to academic institutions. A crucial resource for understanding the evolution of education in Ireland and its enduring impact.
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