Parliamentary history

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  Año 1989, Vol. 8, Número 2

  • The Common Lawyers and the Privy Council's Parliamentary Men-of-Business, 1584-1601

    Michael A.R Graves

    págs. 189-216

    

  • The Dudley Clientele and the House of Commons, 1559-1586

    Simon Adams

    págs. 216-240

    

  • Exchequer Office-Holders in the House of Commons, 1559-1601

    J.D Alsop

    págs. 216-240

    

  • Elizabethan Towns and the 'Points of Contact': Parliament

    Robert Tittler

    págs. 240-275

    

  • The Treason Act of 1563: A Study of the Enforcement of Anti-Catholic Legislation

    Leslie Ward

    págs. 275-289

    

  • Parliament and the Enforcement of the Penal Statutes: The History of the Act 'In Restraint of Common Promoters', 18 Eliz. I, c. 5

    D.P Lidington

    págs. 309-329

    

  • The Anonymous Diarist of 1571: "Alias" Thomas Atkins or Robert Bowes?

    Norman L. Jones

    págs. 329-341

    

  • London Lobbies and Parliament: The Case of the Brewers and Coopers in the Parliament of 1593

    D.M Dean

    págs. 341-366