Daniel Mannix and Ireland
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Index, bib, ill, maps. p.226.
non-fiction
Daniel Mannix, ardent Irish nationalist, spent half of his long life as Catholic bishop of Melbourne. The author traces the influence of Irish nationalism on one of the twentieth century's most remarkable churchmen.
