Faction and parliament

By:

"Sharpe, Kevin (ed.)"

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Oxford; Clarendon Press; 1973Description: 292pISBN:

198224680

Subject(s):

Great Britain

DDC classification:

320.941 FAC

Summary: Contributions to this volume range from studies of particular sessions and individual members of parliament to the general problems of Court and Country, foreign affairs, and royal finance. They question the traditional picture of an early Stuart crisis in relations between Crown and Commons which led to civil war and the development of modern parliamentary government. The volume indicates the need and raises suggestions for a re-evaluation of the period. The contributors are S. L. Adams,]. N. Ball, G. L. Harriss, Derek Hirst, R. C. Munden, Kevin Sharpe, and Christopher Thompson.

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Contributions to this volume range from studies of particular sessions and individual members of parliament to the general
problems of Court and Country, foreign affairs, and royal finance. They question the traditional picture of an early Stuart crisis in
relations between Crown and Commons which led to civil war and the development of modern parliamentary government. The
volume indicates the need and raises suggestions for a re-evaluation of the period. The contributors are S. L. Adams,]. N. Ball,
G. L. Harriss, Derek Hirst, R. C. Munden, Kevin Sharpe, and Christopher Thompson.

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