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The House of Commons 1422-1461 7 Volume Hardback Set (Hardcover)
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The House of Commons 1422-1461 7 Volume Hardback Set (Hardcover)
Series: The History of Parliament
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These volumes contain the biographies of 2,844 Members returned to
the Commons during the long first reign of Henry VI. Encompassing
the business of the 22 Parliaments that sat within this period,
these authoritative and comprehensive works present a detailed
examination of parliamentary history during a reign which saw a
King's long minority and later mental collapse, witnessed
protectorates, rebellion and ultimately civil war; drawing into
stark contrast the glory days of Henry V with his son's inglorious
loss of two kingdoms. Among the most notable figures to be included
are many prominent military leaders of the final phase of the
Hundred Years' War; literary figures, including Sir Thomas Mallory,
the author of the Morte D'Arthur; and numerous men of considerable
consequence within their local communities, whose lives only now
receive full treatment. Alongside their biographies stand the
detailed surveys of 144 constituencies, supplying economic and
constitutional backgrounds of cities and boroughs to demonstrate
the interaction between the gentry of the shires and central
government, and analysis of electoral processes. The breadth and
depth of these volumes offers a unique and invaluable resource
capable of transforming the study not only of parliaments and
politics, but of the social, economic and cultural history of late
medieval England.
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