A speech given in support of this policy contained a Latin Aeneid quote about the "tide of fortune...
A speech given in support of this policy contained a Latin Aeneid quote about the "tide of fortune...ebb[ing] faster than it flowed earlier". Chief Secretary Gerald Balfour summarized his policy as "killing" this goal "with kindness." A political party dedicated to this goal was first led by Isaac Butt. Edward Carson and James Craig, leaders of the (*) Unionists, campaigned against a 1914 bill aiming to bring about this outcome. William Gladstone proposed the first bill named for this goal, having been influenced by his work on land reform with Kitty O'Shea's lover Charles Parnell. For 10 points, name this goal of self-governance for an island west of Great Britain.
A speech given in support of this policy contained a Latin Aeneid quote about the "tide of fortune...
Irish Home Rule [or Irish autonomy; accept Irish self-governance before \"self-governance\" is read; prompt on \"Irish nationalism\" or related answers; do not accept or prompt on \"Irish independence\"]