The History of Parliament: The House of Commons, 1558-1603 [3 vols]
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1984 Pages

24.6 x 18.9 cm

Series: History of Parliament

Imprint: The Stationery Office

The History of Parliament: The House of Commons, 1558-1603 [3 vols]

Edited by P. W. Hasler

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The History of Parliament - The House of Commons 1558-1603 contains 2.668 biographical articles and 241 constituency articles. The biographies include many of the powerful political figures of Elizabeth's reign such as SirWilliam Cecil, Sir Robert Dudley, Sir Amias Paulet, Thomas Sackville and Sir Christopher Hatton, as well as the middling figures like Laurence Tomson and Richard Topcliffe, the 'parliament men' Thomas Norton and William Fleetwoodand the firebrand Peter Wentworth.

"All writers of Elizabethan history shall now refer to these biographies for the most reliable information about the leaders of the Elizabethan polity who served out their time in the Commons" declared the British Book News on the first publication of this three volume set.
"An immense accretion to our prosopographical knowledge of the Elizabethan age." Patrick Collinson, THES
"The awesome labours that dug out these mountains of personal detail deserve respect." G. R. Elton, LONDON REVIEW OF BOOKS

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April 2006

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Title Details

1984 Pages

2.46 x 1.89 cm

Series: History of Parliament

Imprint: The Stationery Office