University Representation in England, 1604-1690
Originally published in 1954, this work is a history of university representation in England from its beginning in 1604, when King James first gave the two universities the right to send two members each to the House of Commons, to the close of the Convention Parliament of 1688–89. It takes up the question of electoral procedures in university elections, and describes the election campaigns a...
Originally published in 1954, this work is a history of university representation in England from its beginning in 1604, when King James first gave the two universities the right to send two members each to the House of Commons, to the close of the Convention Parliament of 1688–89. It takes up the question of electoral procedures in university elections, and describes the election campaigns a...
