1829 Catholic Emancipation
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Title
1829 Catholic Emancipation
Description
In 1829 the British Parliament passed legislation lifting most restrictions on Roman Catholics. Among other new freedoms, Roman Catholics were now allowed to vote and become members of Parliament. Over the course of the nineteenth century the Roman Catholic presence in Fife grew, largely as a result of immigration from Ireland.
Source
timelineoffifesreli
Date
1829
Contributor
egsr@st-andrews.ac.uk
Type
Event
Identifier
146
Date Submitted
08/01/2021 06:28:04 pm
Europeana
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Sacred Landscapes of Fife
Europeana Type
TEXT
Event Item Type Metadata
End Date
1829
Prim Media
310
Collection
Citation
“1829 Catholic Emancipation,” Virtual Museum, accessed April 19, 2025, https://sacredlandscapes.org/omeka/items/show/311.
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