Parliamentary history

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  Año 2005, Vol. 24, Número 1 (February)

  • Original Article

    • Parliament and Dissent from the Restoration to the Twentieth Century: introduction

      David Wykes

      págs. 1-26

      

    • The Norfolk controversy: Quakers, Parliament and the Church of England in the 1690s

      David Wykes

      págs. 27-40

      

    • Occasional conformity and the representation of dissent: hypocrisy, sincerity, moderation and zeal

      Mark Knights

      págs. 41-57

      

    • Contesting the test act: Dissent, parliament and the public in the 1730s

      Andrew Thompson

      págs. 58-70

      

    • The public, parliament and the protestant dissenting deputies, 1732-1740

      James Bradley

      págs. 71-90

      

    • "How Narrow will the Limits of this Toleration Appear?": Dissenting Petitions to Parliament, 1772-1773

      G.M Ditchfield

      págs. 91-106

      

    • A nonconformist conscience?: Free churchmen in parliament in nineteenth-century England

      Timothy Larsen

      págs. 107-119

      

    • The shaping of a dissenting interest?

      Binfield Clyde

      págs. 120-235

      

    • The free Church M.P.s of the 1906 Parliament

      David William Bebbington

      págs. 136-150