Violent and peaceful proponents of this goal aimed to work together in the New Departure. Opponents of this goal tried to appease supporters with "constructive" policies such as the Wyndham Act, which allowed land purchase by tenants, a key issue during the Land War. Several politicians who backed this goal were tarred by forgeries created by Richard Pigott that implicated them in murders. (*) Anti-Papist fears were cited by opponents of this cause, such as the Orange League. Supporters of this cause, such as William Gladstone, desired the repeal of the Acts of Union 1801, and hence their opponents were called "Unionists." For 10 points, Charles Parnell lead a "league" supporting what policy of Irish self-government?
Violent and peaceful proponents of this goal aimed to work together in the New Departure. Opponents of this goal tried to appease supporters with "constructive" policies such as the Wyndham Act, which allowed land purchase by tenants, a key issue during the Land War. Several politicians who backed this goal were tarred by forgeries created by Richard Pigott that implicated them in murders. (*) Anti-Papist fears were cited by opponents of this cause, such as the Orange League. Supporters of this cause, such as William Gladstone, desired the repeal of the Acts of Union 1801, and hence their opponents were called "Unionists." For 10 points, Charles Parnell lead a "league" supporting what policy of Irish self-government?
Violent and peaceful proponents of this goal aimed to work together in the New Departure.
Irish Home Rule [or Irish self-government until read; or Rialtas Dúchais; prompt on self-government; prompt on Irish independence] &lt;WA, BritHist&gt;