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The book highlights how the Catholic Church in Northern Ireland pre-Troubles was in many ways the most coherent and authoritive spokesman for the nationalist community, in the absence of effective political engagement, with many battles fought with Stormont over Catholic education and control of voluntary hospitals. --Martin Mansergh, Sunday Business Post (Dublin)<p> This book deserves a wide readership. Moreover, the author's control of his material and his clear, fluid style make for easy reading --Thomas J.Morrissey, Book Reviews<p>

<p> The book highlights how the Catholic Church in Northern Ireland pre-Troubles was in many ways the most coherent and authoritive spokesman for the nationalist community, in the absence of effective political engagement, with many battles fought with Stormont over Catholic education and control of voluntary hospitals. &nbsp;--Martin Mansergh, Sunday Business Post (Dublin)<p>&#8220;This book deserves a wide readership.&nbsp; Moreover, the author's control of his material and his clear, fluid style make for easy reading&#8221; --Thomas J.Morrissey, Book Reviews<p>&nbsp;

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Daith Corrin is a Research Fellow in the Centre for Contemporary Irish History, Trinity College Dublin

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