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These volumes of the History contain biographies of the 1,982 Members who sat in the House of Commons between the general election of February 1690 and the dissolution of Queen Anne's last Parliament in January 1715, together with accounts of elections in all 317 constituencies (48 Scottish constituencies having been incorporated following the Act of Union in 1707), and an Introductory Survey largely (though not exclusively) based upon the information in the articles.
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clerical voters, clerks without doors, burgage holders, burgage owners, burgage boroughs, freeman franchise, previous parliamentary experience, seats changing hands, freeman boroughs, constituency articles, resident freemen, proprietorial influence, corporation boroughs, borough constituencies, shire knights, largest boroughs, new freemen, parliamentary lists, larger boroughs, smaller boroughs, peerage titles, election petitions, proprietorial interest, borough elections, corporate oligarchy
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Robert Harley, Scottish Members, Cocks Diary, Queen Anne, Age of Anne, King William, Sir John Lowther, High Church, Introductory Survey, Duke of Hamilton, James Lowther, Members of Parliament, Sir Edward Seymour, High Tory, Country Whigs, Lord Wharton, Charles Montagu, Church of England, Cinque Ports, Duke of Beaufort, Samuel Shepheard, Great Yarmouth, James Grahme, James Murray, Sir Richard Cocks
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