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Flashcards by Shania Boyd, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Shania Boyd
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| Question | Answer |
| Lichfield House Compact February 1835 | Alliance of Whigs, Radicals and Irish Defeated the government in House of Commons Peel resigned Melbourne back as PM |
| Lichfield House Compact: Reforms (positive) | Further Irish reforms: - Catholics appointed to high offices - New national police force - Political powers of Orange Order curbed - Compromise solution to tithe 1838 - Poor Law Act 1834 - Corporations Act 1840 - O'Connell Lord Mayor of Dublin 1841 |
| Lichfield House Compact: Reforms (negative) | Tithe Rentcharge Act 1838 Irish Municipal Corporation Act 1840 Fall in OC tribute Precursors Society 1838 Loyal National Repeal Association 1840 |
| Lichfield House Compact: End of Alliance 1840 | Irish Catholics gained little real substance Still treated second to England O'Connell forced to compromise too many times: - "Ireland is too poor for a poor law" O'Connellites as "the Irish tail" to Whigs party |
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