GRAHAM TOWNEND
Biographic Data
| ID | 6313621 |
|---|---|
| NAME | GRAHAM TOWNEND |
| GIVEN NAMES | GRAHAM |
| FAMILY NAME | TOWNEND |
| SIGNATURE | TOWNEND G |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Edinburgh |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 3 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 3 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1988 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Republicans, Unionists and Jacobites
Although John Hay, 1st marquess of Tweeddale, contributed significantly to both the ruthless overthrow of Charles I, and the establishment of the first British parliament in the 1650s, most of his political career was concerned with attempting to re‐establish this parliament after it was dissolved at the restoration of Charles II. His first attempt ended in defeat at the hands of the king and the duke of Lauderdale in 1670, but following the over…
Rendering the Union more Complete’
The 22nd article of the Treaty of Union had settled the Scottish representation in the parliament of Great Britain. Although both the old and the new parties had readily agreed to modify its terms before the union came into effect most Scots blamed the new party for this unpopular amendment. As well as evading this censure the old party was also able to use the union to consolidate its grip on the government of Scotland. Intensely annoyed at this…
Religious Radicalism and Conservatism in the Whig Party under George I
Republicans, Unionists and Jacobites
Although John Hay, 1st marquess of Tweeddale, contributed significantly to both the ruthless overthrow of Charles I, and the establishment of the first British parliament in the 1650s, most of his political career was concerned with attempting to re‐establish this parliament after it was dissolved at the restoration of Charles II. His first attempt ended in defeat at the hands of the king and the duke of Lauderdale in 1670, but following the over…
Rendering the Union more Complete’
The 22nd article of the Treaty of Union had settled the Scottish representation in the parliament of Great Britain. Although both the old and the new parties had readily agreed to modify its terms before the union came into effect most Scots blamed the new party for this unpopular amendment. As well as evading this censure the old party was also able to use the union to consolidate its grip on the government of Scotland. Intensely annoyed at this…
Religious Radicalism and Conservatism in the Whig Party under George I
Religious Radicalism and Conservatism in the Whig Party under George I
Rendering the Union more Complete’
The 22nd article of the Treaty of Union had settled the Scottish representation in the parliament of Great Britain. Although both the old and the new parties had readily agreed to modify its terms before the union came into effect most Scots blamed the new party for this unpopular amendment. As well as evading this censure the old party was also able to use the union to consolidate its grip on the government of Scotland. Intensely annoyed at this…
Republicans, Unionists and Jacobites
Although John Hay, 1st marquess of Tweeddale, contributed significantly to both the ruthless overthrow of Charles I, and the establishment of the first British parliament in the 1650s, most of his political career was concerned with attempting to re‐establish this parliament after it was dissolved at the restoration of Charles II. His first attempt ended in defeat at the hands of the king and the duke of Lauderdale in 1670, but following the over…
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