When Irishmen realise this truth, the splendid human power of their country, so much of which now runs idly or disastrously to waste, will be utilised; and we may then look with confidence for the foundation of a fabric of Irish prosperity, framed in constructive thought, and laid enduringly in human character.
THE END.
FOOTNOTES: [48] Pages 38, 39.
[49] It must be borne in mind that the Department is not officially concerned with the question of the economic distribution of land referred to on pp.

46-49.
[50] For a full description of the Department's scheme of agricultural education I may refer to a _Memorandum on Agricultural Education in Ireland,_ written by the author and published by the Department, July, 1901.
[51] See _ante_, pp.

236-238.
[52] Speech of the Lord Lieutenant to the Incorporated Law Society, November 20th, 1902.

See also p.

170.
INDEX A.E.