D C Moore
Biographic Data
| ID | 3953402 |
|---|---|
| NAME | D C Moore |
| GIVEN NAMES | D C |
| FAMILY NAME | Moore |
| SIGNATURE | MOORE D C |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of California, Los Angeles |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 19 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1965 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1979 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Bentham's Theory of the Modern State . Nancy L. Rosenblum
The Politics of Electoral Pressure: A Study in the History of Victorian Reform Agitations . D. A. Hamer
Some Thoughts on Thoroughness and Carefulness Suggested by Comparing the Reports of the Aylesbury Meeting of 24 February 1830 in The Times and the Bucks Gazette
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Is “The Other Face of Reform” in Bucks an “Hallucination”
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III. Concession or Cure: The Sociological Premises of the First Reform Act
Traditionally, the first English Reform Act has been conceived within the context of two discreet but overlapping models. Both separately and together these models have performed two important functions. They have provided a means of defining the nature and dynamics of the Act itself by relating certain of its crucial provisions to certain aspects of the pre-reform constituency structure. They have also provided a means of relating the Act as a w…
The Corn Laws and High Farming
In polemical terms the repeal of the Corn Laws was by far the most important element in that legislative package which Sir Robert Peel presented to the House of Commons on the evening of 27 January I 846. But if the other elements in the package are ignored -in effect, if polemical importance is allowed to become the sole measure of significance the meaning of repeal to the men who drafted the Corn Importation Bill tends to be distorted. It becom…
The Corn Laws and High Farming
In polemical terms the repeal of the Corn Laws was by far the most important element in that legislative package which Sir Robert Peel presented to the House of Commons on the evening of 27 January I 846. But if the other elements in the package are ignored -in effect, if polemical importance is allowed to become the sole measure of significance the meaning of repeal to the men who drafted the Corn Importation Bill tends to be distorted. It becom…
III. Concession or Cure: The Sociological Premises of the First Reform Act
Traditionally, the first English Reform Act has been conceived within the context of two discreet but overlapping models. Both separately and together these models have performed two important functions. They have provided a means of defining the nature and dynamics of the Act itself by relating certain of its crucial provisions to certain aspects of the pre-reform constituency structure. They have also provided a means of relating the Act as a w…
The Corn Laws and High Farming
In polemical terms the repeal of the Corn Laws was by far the most important element in that legislative package which Sir Robert Peel presented to the House of Commons on the evening of 27 January I 846. But if the other elements in the package are ignored -in effect, if polemical importance is allowed to become the sole measure of significance the meaning of repeal to the men who drafted the Corn Importation Bill tends to be distorted. It becom…
III. Concession or Cure: The Sociological Premises of the First Reform Act
Traditionally, the first English Reform Act has been conceived within the context of two discreet but overlapping models. Both separately and together these models have performed two important functions. They have provided a means of defining the nature and dynamics of the Act itself by relating certain of its crucial provisions to certain aspects of the pre-reform constituency structure. They have also provided a means of relating the Act as a w…
Is “The Other Face of Reform” in Bucks an “Hallucination”
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Some Thoughts on Thoroughness and Carefulness Suggested by Comparing the Reports of the Aylesbury Meeting of 24 February 1830 in The Times and the Bucks Gazette
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The Politics of Electoral Pressure: A Study in the History of Victorian Reform Agitations . D. A. Hamer
Bentham's Theory of the Modern State . Nancy L. Rosenblum
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