Hegarty, Father, work for Ireland, 119
Historical Grievances, 14, 17, 59, 104, seq. 120, 147
Holdings, small, problem of, 46
Holyoake, Mr.:—­
  Co-operative Movement, 184
Domestic Economy Teaching, 272
Home:  Improvement of, 159
  Irish Conception of, 53
  Irish, “homelessness at home,” cause of 57, 58
Home Industries, 192, 275
Home Rule:—­Bill 1886, 61
  Gladstone’s attitude to the question 3
  Nationalist tactics as a means of attaining 84
  Rosebery, Lord, attitude to the question, 4
  Ulster and Home Rule, 66, 86. seq. 
  Unionist attitude towards, 35
Hughes, Tom, Co-operative Movement, 184
Hyde, Douglas, 151

Individualism of English economic system, 166
Industrial character of the Irish, effect of commercial restrictions, 18
Industrial leadership, and political leadership, 212
Industry:—­
  Commercial Restrictions, 16-20
  Education and Industrial Life, 130
  Free Trade, effect of, 19
  Gaelic League and, 135
  Home Rule and, 87
  Peasant Industries 52
  Protestantism and Industry 100
  Roman Catholicism and Industry. 100, 103 seq. 
  State-Aid 45
Initiative, lack of in Irish character, 163
Intermediate Education 128, 235, 237
Irish Agricultural Organisation Society:—­ 149
  Agricultural Banks, 195 seq.
  Agricultural Organisation:—­
    Denmark, 131
    Department of Agriculture and Farmers’ Societies, 241
    England, Mr. Hanbury’s view, 242
    Onslow, Lord, opinion, 242
    Welsh Co.  Councils, and, 242
  Anderson, R.A., 200
  Central body, necessity for 194
  Cork Exhibition, tours organised by, 286
  Department of Agriculture and, 203
  Federations, principal, 193
  Finlay, Father Thomas, 119, 192, 208, 218
  Funds, 202 seq. 
  Gaelic revival and the co-operative movement, 149 seq.
  Hannon, Mr. P.J., 200
  Inauguration, 191
  Irish, Homestead, 190, 202
  Monteagle, Lord, 192
  Roman Catholic clergy and the movement, 119
  Rural life social movements, 159, 199
  Russell, George W. (A.E.), 200
  Societies, number, etc. 192
  Staff, &c. 200
  Village libraries, 199
Irish Homestead, 190, 202
Irish language as a commercial medium, 158
“Irish night” in House of Commons, 2
Irish Question:—­
  Anomalies, 33
  Character, a problem of, 32, 59, 164
  Emigration, 40
  English misunderstanding, 7 seq.
  Frederic, Harold, diagnosis by, 161 seq. 
  Gaelic Revival and, 148
  Historical grievances, 16 seq. 
  Home Rule (see that title)
  Human problem, 2
  Land Act marks a new era in, 11
  Land system (see that title). 
  Our ignorance about ourselves 32
  Parnell’s death, effect of, 5
  Political remedies, Irish belief in, 33
  Rural life, problem, 39, 57, 263
  Sentiment, force of, 15
  Ulster’s attitude important, 38
Itinerant Instructors, 126, 127, 271, 284