For 10 points, name this late-19th Century politician.
This man received a namesake tribute of 37,000 pounds after he was charged of having a connection with the killings of Lord Henry Cavendish and Thomas Henry Burke. He was the target of a forgery campaign by Richard Pigott, even though he was mostly acquitted in the House of Commons after a trial. As the leader of a Land League, he was thrown into the Kilmainham Jail for opposing a Coercion Act. His demise came after the Nonconformist movement of his political party, after seeing a letter written to John Rowley, voted him out of a position of leadership after he was married to (*) Kitty O'Shea. A co-founder of the Irish Nationalist League, he is remembered for working with Gladstone to execute home rule for Ireland. For 10 points, name this late-19th Century politician.
This man received a namesake tribute of 37,000 pounds after he was charged of having a connection with the killings of Lord Henry Cavendish and Thomas Henry Burke.
Charles Stewart {Parnell}