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5 - The Irish Volunteers and Militant Reform
from Part I - The American Revolution Ignites Social Movements
Micah Alpaugh
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Friends of Freedom

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29 October 2021

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11 November 2021, pp 121-143
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Amid an Enlightened era, dissenting religious groups clamored for toleration and/or religious freedom, mobilizing their own campaigns and helping staff with those of the era’s other prominent movements. British Dissenters had long sought repeal of the Test and Corporation Acts, which limited their rights of office-holding and other honors – while American colonists bristled against official churches that had also taken hold in the colonies. The American Revolution led to an upsurge in favor of religious freedom in America that overturned almost all religious restrictions by the 1790s, though British Dissenters’ movements over the same years met reversals from a stronger Establishment.

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