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Union with Ireland debate tests future of two kingdoms
In a heated Lords Commons session, ministers and peers argued over an Imperial Union between Great Britain and Ireland. Speakers claimed union risks Catholic ascendancy, language barriers, and Ireland’s independence, while opponents warned union could provoke rebellion and endanger both countries. Adjourned with no decision.
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