FTP, name this Irish statesman who fought for Home Rule throughout the 1880s.
A smear campaign was conducted against him by Richard Pigott, who linked him with the murder of Thomas Henry Burke. For his opposition to the Coercion Bill, he was ejected from the House along with 34 of his followers.  Shortly thereafter, the "No Rent" manifesto proclaimed his Land League illegal.  Ironically, he was then forced, by Lord Salisbury's majority, to ally himself with Gladstone.  However, it all came crashing down when his affair with Kitty O'Shea was revealed.  FTP, name this Irish statesman who fought for Home Rule throughout the 1880s.
A smear campaign was conducted against him by Richard Pigott, who linked him with the murder of Thomas Henry Burke.
Charles Stewart Parnell