Contested Irish Reform Speech On Catholic Emancipation
A long transcript details a debate on Catholic emancipation, church appointments, and campaign influence in Ireland. It covers Protestant and Catholic power, government patronage, clerical influence at elections, and proposals to raise freeholder qualifications to balance sectarian interests.
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Kirevan
Ireland
M‘dougall
Doyles
Mr Dougall
Doyle
Dougall
Leinster Viredit
Excise Department
Dublin
Custom House
Therry
Excise
Troy
Limerick
Edmund Burke
Bedford
Lord O'Neill
Orange Party
Thoes
Eidwarn
Bar
Country Party of
East
Offein
TV Ivenidre
O'Connell
GoConnell
O’connell
Doyte
Orangemen
Schagléston
le Brantwil
Mo Burke
Ion Hibourel
Glengal
Tishers
Bayer
Vari Jord
Landa
O’conner
Menthelty Association
City of
Doyot
Nia
Freehold
Smong
Tie
Walter
Anavileye
Lem
Hinhey
Weaith
Raok
Debated Doctrines of Catholic Salvation in Lords Committee
The text records a hearing led by the Lords Committee with the Rev. John Burnett, examining Protestant views on Catholic doctrines. It discusses beliefs in exclusive salvation, oaths with heretics, interdicts, and the notion that ends justify means, as debated amid Irish Protestant concerns. Dublin imprint notes publication details.
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John Burnett
Ireland
Rone
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Omeil
Cvneral Poyle
Doyle Estronrel
Uueyle
Persia
M' Dougall
Peel
Mr. Peal
Mr. Peel
Sir Edward Littlehales
Mr. M'Dougall
Sir Edward
Eaberwean Wiife
Peal
Afr. Peel
Bie
Edward Litlehales
Ata
M‘ Dougall
Cornwall
Hellave
M‘doupall
M‘dovecall
Kireway
al Dou
Lords’ Committee
Ogice
Parliament -Street
Joli Ial