On 11 April 1912, Prime Minister Herbert Asquith introduced a Bill ‘to amend the provisions for the Government of Ireland’—the third Home Rule Bill. It proposed neither repeal of the Union nor Irish independence. Its object was narrower, though constitutionally consequential: to establish an Irish legislature at Dublin while leaving the Imperial Parliam…
Home Rule III: The Government of Ireland Act 1914
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