Ireland Debates Ribbonmen Amnesty and Public Notices
Long parliamentary exchange over Ireland's Ribbonmen case. Government resists amnesty or conditional pardon, arguing law must stand. opposition presses for papers and clearer terms. Discussions touch on past proclamations, prosecutions, and the need for reforms including surveys in Ireland.
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