As the only way to consult the Catholics throughout IReland was through a convention of delegates, and this was prohibited by the Convention Act (1793), the seeds for future disputes were laid. Though the two parties eventually became known as 'vetoists' and 'anti-vetoists, the split had occurred long before the word 'veto' was introduced into the public debate.

Ten-year-old Maryann, for example, was described by her teacher as manipulative, argumentative, and uncooperative because she frequently argued about the value of assignments given to her in class. … At home, Maryann was often argumentative, as she questioned and broke rules and commented that her siblings got more respect and more freedom.

Now you don't seem so proud about having to be scrounging your next meal.

he has Mary Boleyn's word for it that the marquisate has bought Henry only the right to caress her sister's inner thigh.