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Click here to access the published text of the HOP series on the House of Commons: 1386-1421, 1509-58, 1558-1603, 1604-29, 1660-90, 1690-1715, 1715-54, 1754-90, 1790-1820, 1820-32.
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Click here to discover more about the major events in the history of the British Parliament and to read newly written articles on a wide range of important related topics.
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The Trustees of the History of Parliament are very pleased to announce that Dr Jennifer Davey will be the successor to Paul Seaward as the Director of the History of Parliament Trust. Lord Norton of Louth, the Chair of the History of Parliament Trust, said that “The History of Parliament is...Read more
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The History of Parliament Trust are delighted to be running our annual Undergraduate Dissertation Competition for 2023.Read more
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In collaboration with the Letters of Richard Cobden Online, the History of Parliament Trust is excited to announce their Key Stage 3 (11-14 y/o) History and Citizenship Competition: 'How can political campaigns of the past inspire those of the present?'Read more
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Fast sermons were preached to Parliament by prominent clergymen on pre-arranged occasions. They provided opportunities to promote unity, galvanise Members into action and steer them towards particular policies. Usually published by request and with official authority, they also reflected...Read more
