Chapter 13 — The Settlement Begins
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- Book Chapters
- Name
- Chapter 13 — The Settlement Begins
- Description
- The 1792 Commission of Inquiry — Parliament sending Commissioners to document what it had done. The Duke's testimony with remarkable candour. The confession of devastation. The recommendations that were never implemented. The final Atholl purchase of 1825. The arithmetic of indifference.
- Period
- 1792–1829
- Key Figures
- Key figures: The 1792 Commissioners, John Murray 4th Duke
- A.W. Moore
- George Moore
- Lord John Russell
- Sir James Gell
- Grey Cooper
- Lord North
- John Murray, 4th Duke of Atholl
- William Wilberforce
- J.C. Curwen
- Lord Ellenborough
- Spencer Walpole
- Themes
- Moore Deputations to London
- 1792 Commission of Inquiry
- 1805 Parliamentary Debates
- Isle of Man Purchase Act 1765
- Duke of Atholl's Rights, Isle of Man Act 1825
- Institutions & Families
- Tynwald
- House of Keys
- HM Treasury
- East India Company
- 1792 Commission of Inquiry
- The Atholl Dynasty (Murray)
- The Moore Family
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