Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Historical Review of the Legislative Systems Operative in Ireland: From the Invasion of Henry the Second to the Union; 1172 1800
By the English Parliament to legislate for Ire land, With the relinquishment of that claim in 1782, and with the Union of Great Britain and Ireland in 1800 - excluding, however, from the last of these subjects questions which have been raised respecting the means employed to in duce adoption of the policy of Union by the Irish Parliament, and also respecting the degree of support which, when proposed, this policy received outside Parliament, as such questions could not be satisfactorily investigated without a minute and lengthened examination of evidence, disproportioned to the limits proposed for this.
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