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Disturbed Parliament: "the Home-Rulers stood up, and...with raised hands, shouted ‘Privilege'", 1881 Creator: Unknown.

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Disturbed Parliament: "the Home-Rulers stood up, and for some time, with raised hands, shouted 'Privilege'" - Times, Feb. 3., 1881. The House of Commons in London - supporters of home rule for Ireland. The Home Rule movement, led by Charles Parnell, sought to re-establish an Irish parliament responsible for internal affairs. Inset shows Michael Davitt, Irish republican activist. From "Illustrated London News", 1881.

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Photo12/Heritage Images/The Print Collector

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HRM25A43_170

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Droits gérés

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43,0Mo (4,7Mo) / 28,0cm x 38,4cm / 3308 x 4539 (300dpi)

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people male man men arts politics country shouting art guy British Ireland Irish Parliament noise political location century gesturing Britain nationalism argument arguing newspapers press print concept B&W hand gesture noisy disputing politician engraved engraving Republican Republicans hand Gestures 19th century black & white black and white B W MP politicians nineteenth century The Print Collector Illustrated London News member of parliament nationalist Republicanism wood engraving ILN Michael Michael Davitt newspaper portrait Unknown Davitt members of parliament MPs home rule 19th-century nationalists The Illustrated London News