The House of Commons in the Eighteenth Century

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• Britain’s ‘favoured response’ to crises

  Open Access•Nathan Critch•British Politics•2024

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• The English political paradigm, 1780-1832

  Anne Brownlow•The European Legacy•1996

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• The Social Construction of Mercenaries

  Open Access•Hannah Olsen•Small Wars and Insurgencies•2022

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• The Cambridge History of English Literature, 1660–1780

  Open Access•John Richetti•The Cambridge History of English…•2005

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• The Cambridge History of Eighteenth-Century Political Thought

  Open Access•Mark Goldie, Robert Wokler•The Cambridge history of…•2006

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• Scepticism, priestcraft, and toleration

  Open Access•Richard H Popkin, Mark Goldie•The Cambridge history of…•2006

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• Dryden and the poetic career

  Open Access•Steven N Zwicker•The Cambridge History of English…•2005

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• More is different

  Open Access•Clifford Siskin•The Cambridge History of English…•2005

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• Encyclopedias and the diffusion of knowledge

  Open Access•Daniel Roche•The Cambridge history of…•2006

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• Political languages of the French Revolution

  Open Access•Keith Michael Baker•The Cambridge history of…•2006

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• Cameralism and the sciences of the state

  Open Access•Keith Tribe•The Cambridge history of…•2006

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• Social contract theory and its critics

  Open Access•Patrick Riley•The Cambridge history of…•2006

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• The comparative study of regimes and societies

  Open Access•Melvin Richter•The Cambridge history of…•2006

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• Rhetorical invention in the regency crisis pamphlets

  Bruce E Gronbeck•Quarterly Journal of Speech•1972

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• Edmund Burke's discontents and the interpretation of political culture

  Stephen H Browne•Quarterly Journal of Speech•1991

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• The Bubble Act

  Open Access•Ron Harris•The Journal of Economic History•1994

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• The Redistributive Role of Government

  Open Access•Hilton L Root•Comparative Studies in Society…•1991

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• Blackstone's Science of Legislation

  Open Access•David Lieberman•Journal of British Studies•1988

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• Property and ‘Virtual Representation’ in Eighteenth-Century England

  Open Access•Paul Langford, Paul R Langford•The Historical Journal•1988

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• The Loyal Brotherhood and the Cocoa Tree

  Open Access•Linda J Colley•The Historical Journal•1977

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• Press and Parliament in the Revolution of 1689

  Open Access•Lois G Schwoerer•The Historical Journal•1977

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• Patterns of parliamentary legislation, 1660–1800

  Open Access•Julian Hoppit•The Historical Journal•1996

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• British Parliamentary Politics, 1784–1786

  Open Access•Paul Kelly•The Historical Journal•1974

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• The ‘Little Parliament’

  Open Access•Huw V Bowen•The Historical Journal•1991

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• Defining and Defending Colonial American Rights

  Neil L York•American Political Thought•2014

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• Remaking Constitutional Tradition at the Margin of the Empire

  Open Access•Christine Desan, Christine A Desan•Law and History Review•1998

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• Empire and authority in the later eighteenth century∗

  P J Marshall, Peter Marshall•The Journal of Imperial &…•1987

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• Parliament as Viewed Through a Woman's Eyes

  Open Access•Sarah Richardson•Parliamentary History•2019

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• The Print Culture of Parliament, 1600–1800

  Open Access•Jason Peacey•Parliamentary History•2007

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• The History of Parliament

  Open Access•David Cannadine•Parliamentary History•2007

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• Parliament, Print Culture and Petitioning in Late Eighteenth‐Century England

  Open Access•James E Bradley•Parliamentary History•2007

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• The Commons' Address of Thanks in Reply to the King's Speech, 13 November 1755

  Open Access•Clyve Jones, John Christopher Sainty•Parliamentary History•2006

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• Parliament and the Royal Marriages Act of 1772

  Open Access•Peter D G Thomas•Parliamentary History•2007

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• Debtors, Prisons, and Petitions in Eighteenth-Century England

  Philip Woodfine•Eighteenth-Century Life•2006

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• Parliament and the Shaping of Eighteenth-Century English Social Policy

  Open Access•Joanna Innes•Transactions of the Royal…•1990

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