Debate on Catholic disabilities and Protestant security in Ireland
Lords discuss the implications of Catholic claims to political power and the oath of allegiance, arguing that even gradual rights threaten the Protestant establishment. They warn that Irish Catholics could dominate if admitted to power, referencing Magna Charta, the Reformation, and historical exclusions.
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