On October 26, 1886, the Irish National League initiated the 'Plan of Campaign.' This strategy aimed to organize tenant farmers in Ireland to resist exorbitant rents demanded by landlords. Tenants would collectively offer a fair rent; if refused, they would pay nothing and use the money to support evicted families. This marked a significant and sophisticated phase in the ongoing land agitation, demonstrating a unified effort to challenge landlord power and secure tenant rights.
