After a speech in which he called the government of a particular city "a beggarly corporation," this man killed John D'Esterre in a duel.
At a lecture in 1845, this man called Frederick Douglass the black version of himself. After a speech in which he called the government of a particular city "a beggarly corporation," this man killed John D'Esterre in a duel. Among this man's political projects were the signing of the Lichfield House Compact to form an unlikely political alliance and the organization of "monster meetings" such as the one at Tara on behalf of the Repeal Association. George IV had to be convinced by Robert Peel and the Duke of Wellington to change a particular law after this man could not swear the Oath of Supremacy necessary to take up his seat representing County Clare on account of the fact that he was not a Protestant. For 10 points, name this man who secured the right for Catholics to join the British Parliament and thus became known in Ireland as "the Emancipator."
At a lecture in 1845, this man called Frederick Douglass the black version of himself.
{Daniel O’Connell} (or {Dónal} Ó {Conaill})