A review of the Catholic question, in which the constitutional interests of Ireland, with respect to that part of the nation, are investigated. To which is annexed, the declaration of the Catholic society of Dublin, and a vindication thereof. By Theobald M'kenna, M. D. Member of the Royal Irish Academy

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