The Impact of the Canal System on Three Staffordshire Market Towns 1760–1850

Denholm, Anthony

doi:10.1179/mdh.1988.13.1.59

Midland History

1988

DOI: 10.1179/mdh.1988.13.1.59

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The Impact of the Canal System on Three Staffordshire Market Towns 1760–1850

Anthony Denholm¹

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The Impact of the Irish on the Missionary Activities of Dominic Barberi, 1840–1849

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2001

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Since the publication in 1964 of Conrad Charles’s article on the origins of parish missions and, in 1978, of Declan O’Sullivan’s list of Passionist missions in Staffordshire from 1842 to 1850, no historians have made a detailed study of the missionary activities of the Passionists in the mid-nineteenth century. Even Conrad Charles, within the parameters he had set himself, took only an overview of the parish missions given by the Passionists, while he also included material on the similar activities of the Rosminians and Redemptorists. The purpose of this present article is to analyse the nature and extent of the missionary apostolate of Dominic Barberi, the pioneer of the Passionist Mission to North West Europe, with particular reference to the impact of the Irish on his missionary activities in England.

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The Impact of the Irish on the Missionary Activities of Dominic Barberi, 1840–1849

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