“奴役徽章”?爱尔兰人在英格兰的法庭旅馆里

IF 0.3 3区社会学 0 HUMANITIES, MULTIDISCIPLINARY

PROCEEDINGS OF THE ROYAL IRISH ACADEMY SECTION C-ARCHAEOLOGY CELTIC STUDIES HISTORY LINGUISTICS LITERATURE Pub Date : 2022-01-01 DOI:10.3318/priac.2019.119.03

Colum Kenny

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摘要:从1542年到1885年，任何希望在爱尔兰律师执业的人都必须首先参加伦敦的一家法庭。据说，联合主义者爱德华·卡森(Edward Carson)将这一要求描述为“爱尔兰民族奴役的标志之一”。本文概述了法院和爱尔兰的四个英国旅馆之间的长期关系，通过参考参加他们的人数和类型，并突出了在那里被录取的个人，绘制了其影响。本文将都柏林国王律师事务所的相关角色置于背景中，以及形成爱尔兰人在伦敦法院律师事务所存在的背景的政治发展。鉴于律师在爱尔兰政治生活中的突出作用，这一要求的影响远远超出了法律领域。

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‘Badge of servitude’? The Irish at England's inns of court

Abstract:From 1542 until 1885 any person wishing to practise at the Irish bar was obliged by law first to attend an inn of court in London. The unionist Edward Carson is said to have described the requirement as ‘one of the badges of servitude of the Irish nation’. This paper offers an overview of the long relationship between the four English inns of court and Ireland, charting its impact by reference to the number and types of persons attending them and highlighting individuals who were admitted there. The paper contextualises the related role of King's Inns, Dublin, as well as the political developments that formed a backdrop to the presence of Irish people at the inns of court in London. Given the prominent role of lawyers in Irish political life, the requirement had an impact well beyond the legal sphere.

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