His use of obstruction in Parliament was described by Isaac Butt as "simply revolutionary."
This man once received twenty-five dollars from an American, "five for bread and twenty for lead," and he suggested Captain Charles Boycott should be "isolated from his kind as if he were a leper." This man was arrested under the Coercion Act along with John Dillon and others, but was released in 1892 as a result of the Kilmainham Treaty. His use of obstruction in Parliament was described by Isaac Butt as "simply revolutionary." Richard Piggott sold The Times a forged letter ascribed to this man that approved the killing of Frederick Cavendish and Thomas Henry Burke, which was known as the Phoenix Park murders. This man was later ruined politically as a result of his relationship with the married woman Kitty O'Shea. For 10 points, name this Irish nationalist who led the Home Rule movement.
This man once received twenty-five dollars from an American, "five for bread and twenty for lead," and he suggested Captain Charles Boycott should be "isolated from his kind as if he were a leper.
Charles Stewart {Parnell}