"Remarks Upon Poyning's Law" offers a critical examination of Poyning's Law and the legislative processes within the Irish Parliament during the 18th century. Penned by John Monck Mason, this work provides insights into the constitutional relationship between Ireland and England, specifically focusing on the constraints placed upon the Irish Parliament's ability to enact legislation. The book explores the historical context, legal implications, and political ramifications of Poyning's Law, making it an essential resource for understanding Irish history and constitutional law.
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