Henry Grattan fu un politico irlandese che sostenne la libertà legislativa nel Parlamento irlandese. Fu descritto come un superbo oratore: nervoso, elevato e romantico. Con generoso entusiasmo, chiese che all'Irlanda fosse concesso il suo giusto status di nazione indipendente, pur insistendo sempre sul fatto che l'Irlanda sarebbe rimasta legata alla Gran Bretagna da una corona comune e da una tradizione politica condivisa. Grattan si oppose all'Atto di Unione del 1800 che unì i Regni d'Irlanda e di Gran Bretagna, sebbene in seguito sedette come membro nel Parlamento unito a Londra.
Relive the stirring words of one of Ireland's greatest orators with this collection of speeches by Henry Grattan. Including his famous speeches on Catholic emancipation and the Union, this volume offers insights into the life and times of a truly remarkable man.
Explore the fascinating life and times of Henry Grattan in this detailed memoir. Grattan's speeches and political maneuvers played a key role in shaping Ireland's history, and this book offers a unique insight into his accomplishments and challenges.
This book is a collection of speeches by Henry Grattan, an Irish politician and member of the Irish House of Commons. The speeches cover a range of topics, including Irish independence and parliamentary reform, and are accompanied by a commentary on Grattan's career and character. This book is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of Irish politics and the fight for independence.
Step into the fascinating world of 18th-century Irish politics with this memoir of Henry Grattan. Written by Grattan himself, this work covers his life and career as a prominent statesman and champion of Irish independence. Set against the backdrop of a turbulent and transforming time in Ireland's history, Grattan's memoirs offer invaluable insights into the political, social, and cultural landscape of the era.
This collection of speeches by one of Ireland's greatest orators was originally published in 1812, and includes transcripts of Grattan's speeches on issues such as Irish independence, parliamentary reform, and Catholic emancipation. Grattan's eloquence and passion are on full display, making this collection an important historical document.
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