The History of the English Electoral Law in the Middle Ages

Ludwig Reiss · Kathleen L. Wood-Legh

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Introduction Preface 1. The aim and tasks of the assembly of elected representatives 2. General regulations for elections. Electoral districts 3. The active franchise before 1406, especially in the counties 4. The passive franchise from 1295 to 1406 5. The causes of modification 6. Survey of the attempts at reform, 1406-1461 Appendices Authorities cited Index.

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