On November 18, 1852, the Tenant Right League convened a significant conference in Dublin to advance the cause of land reform in Ireland. During this meeting, the League solidified its core demands, famously known as the 'Three Fs': fair rent, fixity of tenure, and free sale. These principles aimed to protect tenant farmers from exploitation and improve their economic security. The conference was a crucial step in the long struggle for land reform, influencing Irish agrarian policy for many decades thereafter.
