S1·E6 Parnell (1875-1891)
Synopsis
No man ever disturbed British democratic politics so profoundly as Charles Stewart Parnell. He raised Irish national political feeling to the most effective level it had ever achieved, and no British Prime Minister could rule without taking Parnell into consideration. His rise was meteoric; his fall equally so. Overnight he lost his power in one of the greatest sexual scandals in the history of politics.
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When did Season 1 Episode 6 of Ireland: A Television History air?
Season 1, Episode 6 ('Parnell (1875-1891)') originally aired on January 6, 1981.
How long is Season 1 Episode 6 ('Parnell (1875-1891)')?
The episode follows the standard broadcast runtime for Ireland: A Television History.
What happens in Ireland: A Television History Season 1 Episode 6?
No man ever disturbed British democratic politics so profoundly as Charles Stewart Parnell. He raised Irish national political feeling to the most effective level it had ever achieved, and no British Prime Minister could rule without taking Parnell into consideration. His rise was meteoric; his fall...
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