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The Battle of the Partitions: Catholic Relief Act, 1829. Supported, right, by Wellington, Peel, Brougham and Burdett and opposed by Cumberland and Eldon and the followers of their No Popery slogan
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The Battle of the Partitions: Catholic Relief Act, 1829. Supported, right, by Wellington, Peel, Brougham and Burdett and opposed by Cumberland and Eldon and the followers of their No Popery slogan
527781 The Battle of the Partitions: Catholic Relief Act, 1829. Supported, right, by Wellington, Peel, Brougham and Burdett and opposed by Cumberland and Eldon and the followers of their No Popery slogan. The carrying of the Act through the British Parliament in 1829 was a victory for Daniel O'Connell's campaigning 1823-1829. ; Universal History Archive/UIG
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1829 Brougham Burdett Campaigning Cumberland Daniel Eldon Followers Opposed Parliament Partitions Peel Popery Protestant Slogan Supported Wellington Catholic Religion Catholics Connell
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The Battle of the Partitions: Catholic Relief Act, 1829 captured in this historic print showcases a pivotal moment in British history. Supported by influential figures such as Wellington, Peel, Brougham, and Burdett, the act faced fierce opposition from Cumberland and Eldon along with their followers who vehemently protested against "No Popery."
The intense confrontation between supporters and opponents of the Catholic Relief Act symbolized deep-seated religious tensions within society during the nineteenth century. The act's passage through the British Parliament in 1829 marked a significant victory for Daniel O'Connell's tireless campaigning efforts from 1823 to 1829.
This powerful image encapsulates the political turmoil and ideological divisions that characterized this era in British politics. It serves as a reminder of the complex interplay between religion, government, and public opinion during a time when issues of faith held immense significance.
As we reflect on this historical moment depicted in The Battle of the Partitions: Catholic Relief Act, 1829, we are reminded of the enduring legacy of those who fought for religious freedom and tolerance amidst turbulent times. This photograph is not just a snapshot of history but a testament to resilience and perseverance in pursuit of social change.
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