Leaders of Public Opinion in Ireland, Volume 2

accept agitation agrarian appears Association become believed Bill bishops body called carried Catholic cause character chief Church Commons complete considerable Correspondence crime desire directed Dublin effect election Emancipation England English equally established evidence extreme favour feeling Fitzpatrick followed force give given Government hands House important increased influence interest Ireland Irish kind land landlord language least less letter lived Lord Lord John Russell maintained majority means measure meetings ment ministry movement nature nearly never O'Connell O'Connell's object once opinion opposed opposition organisation Parliament party Peel period political poor law popular present priests probably Protestant question received reform refused religious rent repeal respect seemed showed soon speech spirit success tenants tion tithes took true Union violent Whig whole wrote Young