THE HISTORY OF PARLIAMENT: THE HOUSE OF COMMONS 17547–1790

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JOHN SAINTY; THE HISTORY OF PARLIAMENT: THE HOUSE OF COMMONS 17547–1790, Parliamentary Affairs, Volume XVII, Issue 4, 1 May 1964, Pages 453–457, https://do

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