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Henry Grattan

Henry Grattan (3 July 1746 – 4 June 1820) was an Irish politician and lawyer who campaigned for legislative freedom for the Irish Parliament in the late 18th century from Great Britain. He was a Member of the Irish Parliament (MP) from 1775 to 1801 and a Member of Parliament (MP) in Westminster from 1805 to 1820. He has been described as a superb orator…

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Alma mater
Trinity College, Dublin
Born
(1746-07-03)3 July 1746 Fishamble Street, Dublin, Ireland
Children
James · Henry · Mary · Harriet
Died
4 June 1820(1820-06-04) (aged 73) Portman Square, London, England
Party
Patriot (until 1801) Whig (until 1820)
Preceded by
Robert Shaw · Charles Dundas · Daniel Grahan · Travers Hartley · Francis Caulfield

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Early life

In the Irish Parliament

Grattan's Parliament

Rebellion and Union

In the Parliament of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland

Death and legacy

Family

Bibliography

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Henry Grattan

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Henry Grattan

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related to External links · 8
Henry Grattan → Caricature, Emily Lawless, Hansard, Henry GrattanChapter, Ireland, James Gillray, Parliament, The Story
Preceded by · 5
Henry Grattan → Charles Dundas, Daniel Grahan, Francis Caulfield, Robert Shaw, Travers Hartley
Succeeded by · 5
Henry Grattan → Charles Wentworth, John Claudius Beresford, Office abolished, Richard Sheridan, Thomas Ellis
Children · 4
Henry Grattan → Harriet, Henry, James, Mary
Alma mater · 1
Henry Grattan → Trinity College, Dublin
Born · 1
Henry Grattan → (1746-07-03)3 July 1746 Fishamble Street, Dublin, Ireland
Died · 1
Henry Grattan → 4 June 1820(1820-06-04) (aged 73) Portman Square, London, England

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Henry GrattanAlma materTrinity College, Dublin1.00infobox
Henry GrattanBorn(1746-07-03)3 July 1746 Fishamble Street, Dublin, Ireland1.00infobox
Henry GrattanChildrenJames1.00infobox
Henry GrattanChildrenHenry1.00infobox
Henry GrattanChildrenMary1.00infobox
Henry GrattanChildrenHarriet1.00infobox
Henry GrattanDied4 June 1820(1820-06-04) (aged 73) Portman Square, London, England1.00infobox
Henry GrattanPartyPatriot (until 1801) Whig (until 1820)1.00infobox
Henry GrattanPreceded byRobert Shaw1.00infobox
Henry GrattanPreceded byCharles Dundas1.00infobox
Henry GrattanPreceded byDaniel Grahan1.00infobox
Henry GrattanPreceded byTravers Hartley1.00infobox
Henry GrattanPreceded byFrancis Caulfield1.00infobox
Henry GrattanResting placeWestminster Abbey, London, England1.00infobox
Henry GrattanSpouse(s)Henrietta Fitzgerald (m. 1782; d. 1820)1.00infobox
Henry GrattanSucceeded byThomas Ellis1.00infobox
Henry GrattanSucceeded byCharles Wentworth1.00infobox
Henry GrattanSucceeded byOffice abolished1.00infobox
Henry GrattanSucceeded byJohn Claudius Beresford1.00infobox
Henry GrattanSucceeded byRichard Sheridan1.00infobox

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