Catholic Emancipation Debate Reaches Key Stage In Ireland
In a packed house the Catholic question dominates as ministers defend conciliatory policy toward Ireland. Speakers stress Protestant security, Catholic claims, and possible constitutional changes while warning against religious and political union. Arguments hinge on population estimates, church establishment, and the danger of foreign influence.
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