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EmancipationCopyright
© 2002 by Desmond Keenan PREFACE ........................................................................ CHAPTER ONE: INTRODUCTION ........................ The End of
the Peace of Augsburg ............................. The Writing
of Irish History ........................................ The
Political Outlook of the Period ............................. Peace,
Retrenchment, Reform and Emancipation ..... The Catholic
Church in England and Ireland ............. Exclusion
from Parliament ......................................... Parties in
Parliament .................................................. The Catholic
Ultras .................................................... Prince
George, Prince of Wales ................................ England and
the Holy See .......................................... The Civil
Constitution of Ireland .............................. The
Principal Officials ............................................... Irish
Influence in England ........................................ Agrarian
Crime .......................................................... The
Relaxation of the Penal Laws from 1757
until 1793 .................................................. CHAPTER TWO: THE INITIAL PHASE1793-1804 ..................................................................Aftermath of
the Relief Act 1793 (January
1793 to June 1794) ..................................... The Coming
of Earl Fitzwilliam (June 1794 to
March 1795) ....................................... Earl Camden (March 1795
to June 1798) ....................................... Cornwallis
and Castlereagh (June 1798
to February 1801) .................................. Addington
and Harwicke (February
1801 to May 1804) ................................... CHAPTER THREE: THE SECOND PHASE1804 TO 1808 ..........................................................The First
Petition (Summer 1804
to January 1806) ............................. The
Pro-Catholic Ministry (February
1806 to March 1807) .............................. Portland’s
Ministry (April to
December 1807) ....................................... CHAPTER FOUR: THE THIRD PHASE1808 TO 1811 ..........................................................The Veto and
its Aftermath (January
1808 to December 1809) ......................... The Fifth
Resolution and its Aftermath (January to
December 1810) ................................... CHAPTER FIVE: THE FOURTH PHASE1811 TO 1815 ..........................................................The Regency
Question January
(1811 to January 1812) ............................... The Open
Principle in Cabinet (February to
December 1812) ................................. Canning’s
Bill (January to
May 1813) .............................................. Poynter’s
Recourse to Rome (June 1813
to April) ................................................. The Quarantotti Rescript and the
Genoese Letter (May 1814 to
June 1815) .......................................... CHAPTER SIX: THE FIFTH PHASE1815 TO 1823 ..........................................................Character of
the Period ............................................ The Split (June 1815
to December 1817) ............................... The Turn of
the Tide (1818 to
1820) ......................................................... The New King (1820 to
1821) ......................................................... The Marquis
Wellesley as Lord Lieutenant (January
1822 to April 1823) .................................. CHAPTER SEVEN: THE SIXTH PHASE1823 TO 1829 ..........................................................The Catholic
Association (April 1823
to June 1825) ....................................... Aftermath of
the ‘Algerine Act’ (June to
December 1825) ....................................... The
Campaigns of 1826 and 1827 (January
1826 to March 1827) ............................... Canning and Goderich (March to
December 1827) .................................... The Campaign
of 1828 (January to
December 1828) .................................. The Passing
of the Emancipation Act (1829) (January to
March 1829) ......................................... CHAPTER EIGHT: AFTERMATH ..................The Second
Election in Clare ................................ Winding up
.............................................................. Conclusions
............................................................. APPENDIX: MEMOIR OFFREDERICK WILLIAM CONWAY(1777-1853) ..............................................................BIBLIOGRAPHY
................................................... Newspapers
............................................................. Archival
Material ..................................................... Printed
Sources ........................................................ Dictionary
of National Biography ......................... Abbreviations
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