Munster
province in Ireland, ancient kingdom of the O'Briens of Thom- Killarney. Had famous medieval school Cork, Kerry, Limerick. Watered by miles. Pop. about
1,000,000. of the province of Westphalia; in a plain on the Aa; 78 miles N. N. E. of Cologne. miles. Pop. about
1,000,000. at Ross Carbery. Area, 9,532 square It was once fortified, but the fortificaon the Aa; 78 miles N. N. E. of Cologne. It was once fortified, but the fortificacathedral, the church of St. Lambert, the town house, the exchange, museum, theater, etc. The manufactures include woolen, linen, and cotton goods, etc. ent bishops, in whom a warlike spirit theater, etc. The manufactures include town house, the exchange, museum, tian spirit. The most memorable events in the history of the town occurred in was often more conspicuous than a Chris- 1532-1535, when it fell into the hands of the Anabaptists. Pop. about 90,000. 1532-1535, when it fell into the hands of in the history of the town occurred in in 1863, died in America in 1916. After MÜNSTERBERG, HUGO, a German receiving his doctorate at Leipsic in 1885, he taught psychology at Freiburg from 1887-1892. In the latter year he came to America as professor of psychol- 1885, he taught psychology at Freiburg MUNTJAC ogy at Harvard University, and from that time on most of his work was done in the United States. In 1910-1911 he returned to Germany as the Harvard exchange professor at the University of Berlin. The latter part of his life was given to the attempt to make practical application of the psychological principles taught by him. During the period before the United States entered the war against Germany he wrote extensively in support of his country's cause.