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1. Front Matter i
2. Contents ix
3. Acknowledgments xiii
4. Religion and Greater Ireland 3
5. Irish Global Networks
6. Deference, Accommodation, and Conflict in Irish Confessional Relations 33
7. Drawing Strength from Past Migratory Experiences: The Church of Ireland Gazette and Southern Protestant Migration in the Post-Independence Period 52
8. Religious Texts for the Catholic Migrant: International Print Networks and the Irish-Australian Book Trade 71
9. Atlantic World
10. The Tales and Trials of a “Double Minority”: The Irish and French Catholic Engagement for the Soul of the Canadian Church, 1815–1947 97
11. This Sacred Feeling: Patriotism, Nation-Building, and the Catholic Church in Newfoundland, 1850–1914 124
12. Controversial Immigrants: Theological Conflict in the Transatlantic World of Eighteenth-Century Irish Presbyterianism 143
13. Catholicism, Masculinity, and Middle-Class Respectability in the Irish Catholic Temperance Movement in Nineteenth-Century Canada 163
14. “We Know Neither Catholics, nor Protestants, nor Free-Thinkers Here”: Ethnicity, Religion, and the Chicago Public Schools, 1837–94 187
15. Asia and Africa
16. Irish Religious Networks in Colonial South Asia, ca. 1788–1858 209
17. Saving the Empire? The Role of Irishwomen in Protestant Female Missions, 1870–1914 229
18. “Hurrah for Old Ireland!”: Irish Catholicism at the Cape of Good Hope 251
19. Southern World
20. Greater Ireland and the Australian Immigrant: The Religious Dimension 275
21. “Mindful of Her St Columbas and Gaels”: Ireland, Empire, and Australian Anglicanism, 1788–1850 297
22. “God Sent Me Here to Raise a Society”: Irishness, Protestantism, and Colonial Identity in New South Wales1 319
23. Building “God's Own Country“: The Reverend Rutherford Waddell, the Global Irish, and New Zealand History 340
24. “A Veritable Hurricane of Sectarianism”: The Year 1920 and Ethno-Religious Conflict in Australia 363
25. Conclusion 383
26. Bibliography 391
27. Contributors 431
28. Index 435