The Catholic Disabilities Debated in Lords Session
The Lords consider the Roman Catholic disabilities and the demand for reform. Marquis Wellesley argues the system is illogical, unequal, and outdated, citing England Ireland and Scotland contrasts. He questions permanency and highlights historical fears, urging deliberate revision aligned with the Constitution and Christian ethics.
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Tholics c of
Dublin
Keogh
Lord Fingal
Ireland
Lord Sidmouth
Sds
Marquis Wellesley
Lillain
Mike Redurid
Bingland
Eingland
England
Lear
Scotland
Kirk
General Assembly
Establishment of Scotland
Church of Scotland
James I
Charles I
Charles II
France
Rance
James II
James
William
Louis
Lord Somers
Lord Hardwicke
Lord Hardwick
Lord Wardwicke
George I
Somers
Hardwicke
Buonaparte
Italy
Europe
Spain
Portugal
Bonaparte
Paris
Olsly
Leser
Tsay
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House OF Lords
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