Letter on Catholic emancipation and political reform in Ireland
A 1822 letter from Sir George Cockburn urges Irish Catholics to accept limited relief, arguing emancipation must be gradual and tied to Protestant safeguards. He critiques veto power for bishops, proposes a broad act repealing penal laws, and stresses moderation, loyalty, and negotiation with Protestant peers to avoid state danger.
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