Daniel O'Connell and the Fight for Catholic Emancipation

This chapter delves into the pivotal role of Daniel O'Connell in advocating for Catholic rights in Ireland, focusing on his founding of the Catholic Association and the rise of nonviolent resistance. It highlights his ability to mobilize mass support through public assemblies while also addressing the backlash from the British government. Additionally, it explores the broader socio-political implications of his efforts, including how agricultural crises intertwined with the struggles for civil rights.