2018•Journal of the Australian Catholic Historical SocietyRequires access

Archdeacon John McEncroe: An architect of the Australian church

Edmund J. Campion

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I want to start with a reading from my friend Tony Doherty's recent book 'The Attachment', a collection of emails between Tony and the actor Ailsa Piper. He tells of his visit to the village of Derryveagh in Co. Donegal (Ireland), where his paternal grandparents had been evicted by their landlord in the Famine years, and he praises the man who helped them survive. Tony writes.

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I want to start with a reading from my friend Tony Doherty's recent book 'The Attachment', a collection of emails between Tony and the actor Ailsa Piper. He tells of his visit to the village of Derryveagh in Co. Donegal (Ireland), where his paternal grandparents had been evicted by their landlord in the Famine years, and he praises the man who helped them survive. Tony writes.

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I want to start with a reading from my friend Tony Doherty's recent book 'The Attachment', a collection of emails between Tony and the actor Ailsa Piper. He tells of his visit to the village of Derryveagh in Co. Donegal (Ireland), where his paternal grandparents had been evicted by their landlord in the Famine years, and he praises the man who helped them survive. Tony writes.

Key concepts: Project commissioning, Publishing, Landlord, Reading (process), Grandparent, Art history, History, Media studies

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