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The House of Lords, 1660–1715

The House of Lords, 1660–1715
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Beverly Adams, Anne Creighton, Robin Eagles, Stuart Handley, Andrew Hanham, Richard Harrison, David Hayton, Paul Hunneyball, Matthew Kilburn, Charles Littleton, Ruth Paley, Paul Seaward, Graham Townend
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  • Date Published: June 2016
  • availability: In stock
  • format: Multiple copy pack
  • isbn: 9781107139565

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  • The latest set of volumes in the History of Parliament series, this is the first of the series to cover the members of the House of Lords. This monumental survey provides a detailed and comprehensive account of the c.700 men (both temporal peers and spiritual bishops) who were entitled to sit in the upper chamber of Parliament during the later Stuart period. Each biography is researched from primary sources and provides a richly detailed account of the subject's parliamentary and political career, wealth, and family networks and alliances. The volumes include biographies of the key political figures, but also of many men less prominent in politics, but with fascinating lives and careers. It is accompanied by an introductory survey contextualising and analysing the material provided in the biographies, examining the politics and social politics of the nobility and episcopate over the period.

    • The latest publication in the acclaimed History of Parliament series, and the first work in the series to tackle the House of Lords
    • Provides detailed biographies of each of the c.700 men entitled to sit in the House of Lords in the period from 1660 to 1715
    • Includes an introductory survey contextualising and analysing the material provided in the biographies, examining the politics and social politics of the nobility and episcopate over the period
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    • Date Published: June 2016
    • format: Multiple copy pack
    • isbn: 9781107139565
    • length: 4446 pages
    • dimensions: 280 x 205 x 183 mm
    • weight: 3.87kg
    • availability: In stock
  • Table of Contents

    Volume 1. Introductory survey:
    1. Introduction and method
    2. The size of the House
    3. Attendance and participation
    4. The English and British peers
    5. The bishops
    6. The Scottish representative peers
    7. The House of Lords 1660–1715: a political outline
    8. Parties, politics and voting
    Appendices
    Bibliography of manuscript sources
    Index. Volume 2: List of contributors
    Editorial note
    List of abbreviations
    Peers A–F
    Index of peerage titles
    Biographies. Volume 3: List of contributors
    Editorial note
    List of abbreviations
    Peers G–N
    Index of peerage titles
    Biographies. Volume 4: List of contributors
    Editorial note
    List of abbreviations
    Peers O–Y
    Index of peerage titles
    Biographies. Volume 5: List of contributors
    Editorial note
    List of abbreviations
    Bishops
    Index of bishops by diocese
    Bishops A–W
    Scottish representative peers
    Index of Scottish representative peers by title
    Index of Scottish representative peers by election
    Scottish representative peers B–W.

  • Editor

    Ruth Paley, History of Parliament Trust

    Contributors

    Beverly Adams, Anne Creighton, Robin Eagles, Stuart Handley, Andrew Hanham, Richard Harrison, David Hayton, Paul Hunneyball, Matthew Kilburn, Charles Littleton, Ruth Paley, Paul Seaward, Graham Townend

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