Ireland Catholic Emancipation Debate in Parliament
In a lengthy session, MPs debated Catholic emancipation and oath requirements, weighing Protestant and Catholic rights. Sir Dawson and peers pressed for a modified oath linking allegiance to civil duties, while Cardinal Lita and others cautioned against weakening ecclesiastical supremacy.
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End of the religious rights debate in Ireland described
A fragmented report captures a lengthy Commons discussion on Catholic rights and church governance. Speakers warn of two-bill schemes, stress Protestant establishment, and debate domestic versus civil authority, while urging cautious reform within the empire.
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