An association intended to advocate for this was founded by Isaac Butt, and an effort to bring about this policy was defeated partly through the efforts of Joseph Chamberlain.
An association intended to advocate for this was founded by Isaac Butt, and an effort to bring about this policy was defeated partly through the efforts of Joseph Chamberlain. One publication by advocates of this policy was the "Plan of Campaign," which advocated withholding rents, and one failure to institute this policy led to a notable series of riots centered on the Alexandra docks in a certain city. John Redmond persuaded the Asquith government to put forth the third bill to institute this policy, which was opposed by Edward Carson, while 1885 and 1893 bills that would have instituted this policy both failed though they were championed by William Gladstone. Though the third bill that attempted to implement it was suspended due to World War I and the Easter Rebellion, this policy was finally implemented via a 1920 act of Parliament, which resulted in a north-south partition that was eventually replaced by a "free state" under the leadership of Eamon de Valera. For ten points, identify this goal sought by politicians like Charles Parnell and Michael Collins, the right of self-government for a certain island nation.
An association intended to advocate for this was founded by Isaac Butt, and an effort to bring about this policy was defeated partly through the efforts of Joseph Chamberlain.
Irish {Home Rule} (prompt on "Irish independence" or similar answers)