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The History of Parliament

Blogging on parliament, politics and people, from the History of Parliament.

  • Based in United Kingdom
  • Roughly six posts per month
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Month starting Posts
Jun 2023 8
Jul 2023 8
Aug 2023 10
Sep 2023 9
Oct 2023 9
Nov 2023 11
Dec 2023 7
Jan 2024 5
Feb 2024 6
Mar 2024 6
Apr 2024 4
May 2024 11
Jun 2024 13
Jul 2024 12
Aug 2024 8
Sep 2024 7
Oct 2024 7
Nov 2024 8
Dec 2024 5
Jan 2025 2

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Most recent posts

Lord Saye and Sele and the Battle for Oxford
In our first ‘Revolutionary Stuart Parliaments‘ article of 2025, Editor of the 1640-60 House of Lords section, Dr David Scott, considers the leading parliamentarian peer, Viscount Saye and Sele, and his relationship with the archbishop …
On , by David Scott, 1,288 words
Hugh Oldham, bishop of Exeter, ‘hath more poison in that grete fowle bely of hys then all the Bysshoppes in Englond’: scandalum magnatum in early-sixteenth century England
For the first article of 2025, Dr Simon Payling of our Commons 1461-1504 Section, explores the use of a unique form of medieval defamation law in the early 16th century. Hugh Oldham (c.1450-1519), bishop of …
On , by Simon Payling, 827 words
Review of the Year 2024
2024 has been another busy year at the History of Parliament. With a new Director at the helm, we formed new partnerships, launched online projects, and continued to produce original research- all while navigating a …
On , by Connie Jeffery, 1,656 words