As part of his campaign for the "Three F's," this person led the original boycott against Charles Boycott.
During an election campaign, this politician's oratory was said to appeal to the "hillside men." This man's cause was damaged when another politician's son released the "Hawarden Kite" statement to the Times. As part of his campaign for the "Three F's," this person led the original boycott against Charles Boycott. John Devoy's compromises with this leader began the New Departure Movement. The forgeries of Richard Pigott implicated this man in a crime actually committed by the (*) Invincibles, the murder of Lord Cavendish and Thomas Burke. The reputation of this leader of the National Land League was damaged by the Phoenix Park murders and by his long-term affair with Kitty O'Shea. For 10 points, name this Irish nationalist who led the home rule movement.
During an election campaign, this politician's oratory was said to appeal to the "hillside men.
Charles Stewart Parnell