 The third edition also saw the last article by Stephens titled "Felon-setting" a much used phrase now to the Irish political vocabulary.It would fall to Kickham, as a good Catholic to tackle the priests, though not exclusively with articles such as “"Two Sets of Principles",” a rebuff to the doctrines laid down by Lord Carlisle, and “"A Retrospect"” dealing with the tenant-right movement chiefly but also the events of the recent past and their bearing on the present.Kickham would articulate the attitude held by the IRB in relation to priests, or more particularly in politics