The British Parliament Adopts Ireland Conciliation Request
Excerpts from the June 27 to August prorogation scenes show the House enforcing strangers, debating a humble address to curb Ireland’s rebellion with conciliation, and a resolution condemning coercion and abuses. The monarch lauds loyal support, outlines wartime measures, and prorogues Parliament to August 8.
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Earl of Beborough
Earl of Suffolk
Ireland
Duke of Bedford
Holland
Courges
Protest on Ireland coercion and British response 1798
Protest notes rejection of motions on Ireland's calamitous state and coercion. It states evidence of cruel measures, urges world opinion, and records documents showing the long deliberate plan behind coercive acts. Dublin Castle March 3, 1798 authorizes force against armed or tumultuous assemblies without civil sanction.
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House of Commons
Ireland
Dicifercurij
Shen
Dublin Castle
Thomas Pelham
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British Parliament
House OF Lords
Commons