Protection of Person and Property (Ireland) Act 1881

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The Protection of Person and Property (Ireland) Act 1881 was a British coercive law enacted during the Irish Land War that allowed for detention without trial and other extraordinary measures to suppress agrarian unrest and nationalist agitation in Ireland.

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Coercion Act 1881 alsoKnownAs Protection of Person and Property (Ireland) Act 1881