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Charles Stewart Parnell - Coggle Diagram

- - - - The main goal was to get the British government to provide loans to tenant farmers so that they could buy their farms and no longer rely on renting
        
        In the meantime, he wanted to achieve lower rents and prevent evictions.
        
        This was popular with the Catholic Irish farmers who had suffered during the Great Famine
        
        This allowed 100,000 tenants to appeal for fair rents before the courts
    - - Parnell encouraged tenants and supporters to isolate and socially exclude those who supported landlords or their agents
- - - - William Gladstone, then British Prime Minister, decided they needed to reach an agreement
        
        In May 1882, Parnell and Gladstone signed the Kilmainham Treaty, which gave tenants access to land courts and helped tenants who owed money to pay their rents
        
        Parnell promised to discourage violence
        
        This was a triumph for Parnell and boosted the popularity of the Home Rule Party