Minor successes for this movement included the Bogland Act, which allowed for sixty-one yearleases on bogs.
Minor successes for this movement included the Bogland Act, which allowed for sixty-one yearleases on bogs. One leading advocate of this cause was Richard Lalor Shiel, who introduced thestrategy of proactively raising participation in the census. Support for this movement nearlyevaporated when one of its leaders agreed to controversial "wings" or riders which disenfranchised"forty-shilling freeholders." This movement's most effective strategy involved collecting a "rent" ofone penny a month and was instituted by its leader Daniel O'Connell. Although it was opposed bythe (*) Gordon Riots, its goals were eventually accomplished by a series of "relief acts" in 1778, 1791, and1829. Although this movement failed to repeal the Act of Settlement, it succeeded in removing mostrestrictions introduced by the Test Acts and other penal laws. For 10 points, name this movement whichsought rights for a certain religion in Britain.
Minor successes for this movement included the Bogland Act, which allowed for sixty-one yearleases on bogs.
Catholic emancipation [or Catholic relief or Catholic rights]