Parliamentary history

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  Año 2000, Vol. 19, Número 1 (February)

  • Original Article

    • Parliament and the Church of England from the reformation to the twentieth century: introducction

      J.P Parry, Stephen Taylor

      págs. 1-13

      

    • Parliament, convocation and the granting of clerical supply in early modern England

      Patrick Carter

      págs. 14-26

      

    • Parliament, the royal supremacy and the Church

      Conrad Russell

      págs. 27-37

      

    • Oliver Cromwell, the first protectorate parliament and religious reform

      David L. Smith

      págs. 38-48

      

    • Parliament and popery in England, 1700-1780

      Colin Haydon

      págs. 49-63

      

    • Ecclesiastical legislation during the ministry of the Younger Pitt, 1783-1801

      G.M Ditchfield

      págs. 64-80

      

    • The costs and benefits of establishment: clergy-discipline legislation in Parliament, c. 1830-c. 1870

      Arthur Burns

      págs. 81-95

      

    • Disraeli, the conservatives and the national Church, 1837-1881

      Allen Warren

      págs. 96-117

      

    • George Osborne Morgan, Henry Richard, and the politics of religion in Wales, 1868-74

      Matthew Cragoe

      págs. 118-130

      

    • Parliament, the Church of England, and the prayer book crisis, 1927-8

      G.I.T Machin

      págs. 131-147

      

    • The 1944 education act: a church-state perspective

      S.D.J. Green

      págs. 148-164

      

    • Sir Makepeace Watermaster and the march of christian people: an interaction of fiction, fact and politics

      Binfield Clyde

      págs. 165-184