Modern Times: The Land of Home Rule — Constitutional and Financial History of Isle of Man 1829–1893 · Revestment 1765

Name: Modern Times: The Land of Home Rule — Constitutional and Financial History of Isle of Man 1829–1893
Description: Chapter 16 of a published history covering the post-Revestment period (1829–1893), focusing on the constitutional and financial struggle between the Island and Parliament over taxation, customs duties, and Tynwald's powers. Examines the gradual evolution of fiscal and representative institutions, including the House of Keys reform, the bishopric controversy, and the relationship between Imperial and insular governance.
Date: 1893
Place: Douglas; Westminster; Isle of Man; England; London; Liverpool
Related To: Governor Henry Loch; Bishop Murray; James Murray, 2nd Duke of Atholl; John Murray, 4th Duke of Atholl; Robert Peel
Type: Financial Data
Collection: Emigration and Diaspora; Constitutional Recovery
Type: Published Reference Work
Date Created: 1893
Language: English