Debate on Catholic Relief and Protestant Establishment in Ireland
A lengthy parliamentary debate covers the Bill to relieve Catholics from political disqualifications. Lord Grenville argues for full inclusion, condemning past persecutions and confiscations, while defending Protestant Establishments. The discourse traces Irish law, liberty, and the Union, urging conciliation over exclusion.
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George
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England
Catholic Emancipation Debate in Lords on Irish Rights
Lords Grenville and Liverpool argue for immediate Catholic inclusion in Parliament, defending allegiance and condemning penal codes. They critique antiCatholic exclusion, urge security measures, and warn against delay amid political unrest while appealing to Protestant establishment resilience.
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