Parliamentary history

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  Año 1998, Vol. 17, Número 1 (February)

  • Original Article

    • Parliament and locality from the middle ages to the twentieth century: introduction

      David Dean

      págs. 1-11

      

    • "For want of smooth language": parliament as a point of contact in the augustan age

      Perry Gauci

      págs. 12-22

      

    • The local acts of a National Parliament: parliament's role in sanctioning local action in eighteenth-century britain

      Joanna Innes

      págs. 23-47

      

    • Elections and the yeoman: the changing identity of the english county voter, 1700 to 1850

      Stephen W Baskerville, Stephen W

      págs. 48-57

      

    • Parliament and the localities: the borough of Nottingham

      J.V Beckett

      págs. 58-67

      

    • Parliament and locality: representation and responsibility in late-Hanoverian England

      David Eastwood

      págs. 68-81

      

    • Yorkshire lords and the parliament of 1761

      Stephen Farrell

      págs. 82-91

      

    • Unintended consequences: parliamentary blueprints in the hands of provincial builders

      John A. Phillips

      págs. 92-105

      

    • The promulgation of the statutes

      John Prest

      págs. 106-112

      

    • Welsh electioneering and the purpose of parliament: "From radicalism to nationalism" reconsidered

      Matthew Cragoe

      págs. 113-130

      

    • A conflict of interests? the local and national dimensions of middle class liberalism, 1900-1935

      Barry M. Doyle

      págs. 131-140