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Catholics rally for rights at Dublin meeting in 1820s
The gathering at the Exhibition shows leaders such as OConnell and Kirwan urging unity for Roman Catholic civil rights in Ireland. They praise Marquis Wellesley, condemn Orange influence, and demand parliamentary reform while noting ongoing rent and funding moves for Catholic Rent. The room fills as petitions are prepared for Parliament.
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