Parliamentary history

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  Año 2005, Vol. 24, Número Extraordinario 1 (Supplement S1. December). ISBN 0748623469. Dedicado a: Partisan politics, principle and reform in parliament and the constituencies, 1689-1880 : essays in memory of John A. Phillips (Parliamentary History Yearbook Trust) / Clyve Jones (ed. lit.), Philip Salmon (ed. lit.), Richard W. Davis (ed. lit.)

  • Introduction

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      Partisan politics, principle and reform in parliament and the constituencies, 1689-1880: introduction

      Richard W. Davis

      págs. 1-8

      

  • Original article

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      Lord Oxford's Jury: the political and social context of the creation of the Twelve Peers, 1711-12

      Clyve Jones

      págs. 9-42

      
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      Voters, patrons and parties: parliamentary elections in Ireland, c.1692-1727

      D.W. Hayton

      págs. 43-70

      
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      Anti-radicalism and popular politics in an age of revolution

      Michael S. Smith

      págs. 71-92

      
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      "Reform should begin at home": english municipal and parliamentary reform, 1818-32

      Philip Salmon

      págs. 93-113

      
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      The Nottingham reform Bill Riots of 1831

      John Beckett

      págs. 114-138

      
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      England's "Other" Ballot question: the unnoticed political revolution of 1835

      John A. Phillips

      págs. 139-163

      
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      Wellington, Peel and the House of Lords in the 1840s

      Richard W. Davis

      págs. 164-182

      
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      Political dinners in Whig, radical and Tory Westminster, 1780-1880

      Marc Baer

      págs. 183-206