Author: O'Sullivan, Patrick, editor:
Title: Religion and Identity
Description: London / New York, Leicester University Press, (1996). orig.boards. 23x15cm, x, 262 pp, Series: The Irish World Wide, Volume 5.. Textual tables. Corners bumped, minor rubbing, VG. dustwrapper ¶ Contains 10 papers. Includes: A-M. Whitaker "The Convict Priests: Irish Catholicism in Early Colonial New South Wales"; J.W. McAuley "Under an Orange Banner: Reflections on the Northern Protestant Experiences of Emigration"; L.B. Litvak "The Psychology of Song; the Theology of Hymn: Songs & Hymns of the Irish Migration"; J.P. Cantrell "Secularization of Irishness in the American South: A Reading of the Novels of Ellen Glasgow &Margaret Mitchell"; P.M. Kane " 'Staging a Lie': Boston Catholics & the New Irish Drama"; P. O'Leary "From the Cradle to the Grave: Popular Catholicism among the Irish in Wales"; M.J. Hickman "Incorporating & Denationalizing the Irish in England: The Role of the Catholic Church"; B. M. Coldrey " 'A Most Unenviable Reputation': The Christian Brothers & School Discipline over Two Centuries"; J. Tranter "The Irish Dimension of an Australian Religious Sisterhood: The Sisters of Saint Joseph".

Keywords: Irish Catholicism, Ireland Emigration, Immigrants, Emigrants Ethnicity, Immigration Ethnic, Sociology, Social History, United States, Australia