Motion on Roman Catholic Peers in Parliament Sparks Debate
A lengthy House of Commons session debates admitting Roman Catholic peers. Mr Canning defends moving to remove disabilities, cites historical precedents from Elizabeth I to George II, argues partial reform can advance liberty, and addresses objections about reforms to the Lords and potential political motives.
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