Roman Catholic Emancipation Bill Reduces Disqualifications
The bill proposes removing disqualifications that affect Roman Catholic subjects and aims to unite all loyal subjects under the Constitution. It references the Protestant succession, established churches, and acts of union as context for reform. The measure seeks to enable Catholics to enjoy constitutional rights and participate fully in national governance.
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Debates over Catholic Emancipation and oaths in Parliament
The piece outlines debates in the Lords and Commons on declarations against Catholic practices, oath requirements for Catholics in Britain and Ireland, and related legislation. It covers proposals repealing anti Catholic declarations, allowing an oath substituting supremacy, and regulatory measures for Rome’s influence, with remarks on public finance, speculation, and church-state relations.
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