THE PARLIAMENTARY REPRESENTATION OF THE ENGLISH BOROUGHS DURING THE MIDDLE AGES
Written by May McKisack
Published by Frank Cass
in 1962
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- HISTORY
- HISTORY (BRITISH)
- HISTORY (MEDIEVAL)
- POLITICS
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Front cover
Contents
- INTRODUCTION
- I. BOROUGH REPRESENTATION IN THE THIRTEENTH CENTURY
- II. BOROUGH REPRESENTATION IN THE FOURTEENTH CENTURY
- III. BOROUGH REPRESENTATION IN THE FIFTEENTH CENTURY
- IV. THE PROBLEM OF ATTENDANCE
- V. THE PAYMENT OF THE PARLIAMENTARY BURGESS
- VI. THE BURGESS PERSONNEL OF THE MEDIEVAL PARLIAMENT
- VII. THE BURGESSES IN PARLIAMENT
- APPENDIX I. Some names of the Burgess Representatives not included in the Blue Book of 1878
- APPENDIX II. Parliamentary returns, illustrating election methods of the fifteenth century
- APPENDIX III. A Bill for Parliamentary expenses (Norwich, 1445-6)
- BIBLIOGRAPHY
- INDEXES