Richard O’sullivan
Biographic Data
| ID | 3653434 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Richard O’sullivan |
| GIVEN NAMES | Richard |
| FAMILY NAME | O’sullivan |
| SIGNATURE | O’SULLIVAN R |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 14 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 14 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1931 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1952 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
The Inheritance of the Common Law
The Inheritance of the Common Law
The Return of Franciscus de Vitoria
In the month of June, 1946, the fourth centenary of Franciscus de Vitoria was celebrated at Salamanca before a concourse of theologians and lawyers and scholars from all parts of the world.Relatively speaking, one imagines that the name of Franciscus de Vitoria means more to the world today than it did at the date of his first or his second or his third centenary. In these last years, men of many lands, one may say men of all the lands, have come…
The Aquinas Society of London
The Aquinas Society of London came into existence naturally and, so to say, insensiblement among a little group of students who had been attending the pioneer lectures on the Summa Theologica that were given some twenty years ago by Father Vincent McNabb, O.P., at St. Peter's Hut, Westminster, under the auspices of the University Extension Board. Soon after the last war Father Vincent had conceived the idea of making the doctrine of Aquinas avail…
The Bond of Freedom
The Beveridge Report
The Beveridge Report on Social Insurance and Allied Services is in its way a portent in English politics.Though it is in form a report made by Sir William Beveridge to the Minister of Reconstruction, Sir William Jowitt, K.C., M.P., who held the rank and office of Paymaster General (and is now Minister without Portfolio), and though the Report admittedly raises matters of policy which are 'so important as to call for decision by the Government as …
Gatley on Libel and Slander in a Civil Action with Precedents of Pleadings and Dominion and American Cases
On Law Reporting
The Sword of the Spirit
In the month of December, 1939, His Eminence Cardinal Hinsley stirred England with a broadcast address, which he called 'The Sword of the Spirit.' The address was published and had an immense circulation. In the month of August, 1940, His Eminence inspired the Catholic laity, and, one imagines, a great part of the clergy also, by launching the movement which he likewise called 'The Sword of the Spirit.' This movement, like the addresses from whic…
A Scale of Values in the Common Law
The Mysticism of St. Thomas More
Nec enim arbitror levioris esse operae Morum effingere quam Alexandrum magnum aut Achillem, nec illi quam hie noster immortalitate digniores erant.""For I do not think it a lighter task to paint More's likeness than those of Alexander the Great or Achilles, nor were they more worthy of immortality than this man of ours."These words of Erasmus reveal the opinion that the greatest of his contemporaries had of Thomas More. On the friendship of More …
St. Thomas More
“FIRST to respect and regard God and afterwards the King, thy master.” This “notable and woorthye lesson and charge” was the first instruction given by Henry VIII to Thomas More on the first entry of the latter into the King's service. The occcasion of this entry has a certain historical interest and significance. It happened after the decision of a legal dispute between the Pope and the King concerning a ship belonging to the Pope which the King…
The Survival of Blessed Thomas More
One of the noteworthy features of our time is the revival of interest in the life and letters of Blessed Thomas More.These two new Lives of the Beatus are added evidence of this interest, and of its universal character. The one is by a non-Catholic Englishwoman, who is a scholar of the University of Oxford, the other is by a Catholic American, who is a member of the English Faculty at Harvard.Though there are already (we are told by Miss Routh) t…
Casement and Ireland
Such is the unity of all history that anyone who endeavours to tell a piece of it must feel that his first sentence tears a seamless web.'These memorable words of Maitland naturally recur to the mind as one reads the direct and lucid story of the life and death of Roger Casement that Denis Gwynn has given to the world. In the course of his life-so abruptly ended-Roger Casement seemed to be the meeting-place of many strange forces; of the living a…
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Casement and Ireland
Such is the unity of all history that anyone who endeavours to tell a piece of it must feel that his first sentence tears a seamless web.'These memorable words of Maitland naturally recur to the mind as one reads the direct and lucid story of the life and death of Roger Casement that Denis Gwynn has given to the world. In the course of his life-so abruptly ended-Roger Casement seemed to be the meeting-place of many strange forces; of the living a…
The Survival of Blessed Thomas More
One of the noteworthy features of our time is the revival of interest in the life and letters of Blessed Thomas More.These two new Lives of the Beatus are added evidence of this interest, and of its universal character. The one is by a non-Catholic Englishwoman, who is a scholar of the University of Oxford, the other is by a Catholic American, who is a member of the English Faculty at Harvard.Though there are already (we are told by Miss Routh) t…
St. Thomas More
“FIRST to respect and regard God and afterwards the King, thy master.” This “notable and woorthye lesson and charge” was the first instruction given by Henry VIII to Thomas More on the first entry of the latter into the King's service. The occcasion of this entry has a certain historical interest and significance. It happened after the decision of a legal dispute between the Pope and the King concerning a ship belonging to the Pope which the King…
A Scale of Values in the Common Law
The Mysticism of St. Thomas More
Nec enim arbitror levioris esse operae Morum effingere quam Alexandrum magnum aut Achillem, nec illi quam hie noster immortalitate digniores erant.""For I do not think it a lighter task to paint More's likeness than those of Alexander the Great or Achilles, nor were they more worthy of immortality than this man of ours."These words of Erasmus reveal the opinion that the greatest of his contemporaries had of Thomas More. On the friendship of More …
Gatley on Libel and Slander in a Civil Action with Precedents of Pleadings and Dominion and American Cases
On Law Reporting
The Sword of the Spirit
In the month of December, 1939, His Eminence Cardinal Hinsley stirred England with a broadcast address, which he called 'The Sword of the Spirit.' The address was published and had an immense circulation. In the month of August, 1940, His Eminence inspired the Catholic laity, and, one imagines, a great part of the clergy also, by launching the movement which he likewise called 'The Sword of the Spirit.' This movement, like the addresses from whic…
The Bond of Freedom
The Beveridge Report
The Beveridge Report on Social Insurance and Allied Services is in its way a portent in English politics.Though it is in form a report made by Sir William Beveridge to the Minister of Reconstruction, Sir William Jowitt, K.C., M.P., who held the rank and office of Paymaster General (and is now Minister without Portfolio), and though the Report admittedly raises matters of policy which are 'so important as to call for decision by the Government as …
The Aquinas Society of London
The Aquinas Society of London came into existence naturally and, so to say, insensiblement among a little group of students who had been attending the pioneer lectures on the Summa Theologica that were given some twenty years ago by Father Vincent McNabb, O.P., at St. Peter's Hut, Westminster, under the auspices of the University Extension Board. Soon after the last war Father Vincent had conceived the idea of making the doctrine of Aquinas avail…
The Return of Franciscus de Vitoria
In the month of June, 1946, the fourth centenary of Franciscus de Vitoria was celebrated at Salamanca before a concourse of theologians and lawyers and scholars from all parts of the world.Relatively speaking, one imagines that the name of Franciscus de Vitoria means more to the world today than it did at the date of his first or his second or his third centenary. In these last years, men of many lands, one may say men of all the lands, have come…
The Inheritance of the Common Law
The Inheritance of the Common Law
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