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When these volumes were published, they were not accompanied by an introductory survey because of the illness and death of the editor, S.T. Bindoff.

A number of appendices, accessible below, provide statistical and summary information and transcripts of various documents relating to the Parliaments of the period.

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Abbreviations read more	Appendix I: Dates of Parliaments read more	Appendix II: Speakers read more
Method The plan of these volumes is similar to that described on pp. xi-xv of vol. I of The House of Commons 1558-1603, any modifications (as, for example, in the preliminary paragraphs of the constituencies), being due to the limitations of the... read more	Appendix III: Seats available read more	Appendix IV: Sources for the names of Members read more
Appendix V: Parliamentary lists read more	Appendix VI: Vacancies in the 1529 Parliament read more	Appendix VII: Members opposed to a bill in 1533 read more
Appendix VIII: Members connected with the treasons bill in December 1534 read more	Appendix IX: The bishop of Winchester's nominees read more	Appendix X: A 1552 list read more
Appendix XI: 'They which stood for the true religion' October 1553 read more	Appendix XII: Absentees in January 1555 read more	Appendix XIII: Government opponents in 1555 read more
Appendix XIV: The Crown Office list for the Parliament of 1558 read more	Appendix XV: Members involved in privilege cases read more

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Appendix I: Dates of Parliaments

Appendix II: Speakers

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Appendix III: Seats available

Appendix IV: Sources for the names of Members

Appendix V: Parliamentary lists

Appendix VI: Vacancies in the 1529 Parliament

Appendix VII: Members opposed to a bill in 1533

Appendix VIII: Members connected with the treasons bill in December 1534

Appendix IX: The bishop of Winchester's nominees

Appendix X: A 1552 list

Appendix XI: 'They which stood for the true religion' October 1553

Appendix XII: Absentees in January 1555

Appendix XIII: Government opponents in 1555

Appendix XIV: The Crown Office list for the Parliament of 1558

Appendix XV: Members involved in privilege cases

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