Cobbett's Parliamentary History of England: From the Norman Conquest, in 1066 to the Year 1803. Comprising the period from the conquest in 1066, to the death of King James the first, in the year 1625, Volume 1

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Bagshaw, 1806 - Great Britain - 38 pages
 

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1308
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A General Council summoned to meet at London
81
Oct 1
83
Nov 5
87
Sept 30
91
1335
103
March
115
Oct 13 The King calls a Parliament to Westminster The Staple
127
Feb 3
129
May 12
133
Oct 18
135
In the Reign of Edward IV
145
Oct 6 The King meets his Parliament at Westminster His Reasons
155
July 8
157
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Nov 9
181
Oct 10
183
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Dec 6 A Parliament held at Westminster The King declares himself
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1394
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Jan 20
221
Sept 21
223
Jan 21
233
1390
243
HENRY IV
249
Mar 3
251
Oct 6 A Parliament held at Westminster Names and Titles of the Peers
265
Aug 25
293
Nov 12
311
March 16 A Parliament held at WestminsterThe Lord Chancellors
331
Feb 10
335
Nov 3
337
A General Assembly summoned to meet at Wallingford 66669
341
Sept 29 A Parliament held at Westminster The Abp of Canterburys
345
July 30
357
1255
359
Sept 22 A Parliament held at WestminsterThe Lord Chancellors
361
24
367
April
379
Jan 27
383
Jan 28
385
March 6 A Parliament held at ReadingTho Thorpe Esq chosen Speaker
395
RICHARD I
409
27
413
EDWARD IV
417
The King summons a Parliament to Westminster on the Affair
423
Oct 13
429
Oct 20
431
Jan 11
437
EDWARD V
441
The King summons a Parliament to Northampton Steals away
453
Oct 7
461
Taxes in the Reign of Henry IV
467
56
469
The King summons a Parliament to Shrewsbury Conquest
475
A Parliament held at Westminster The Lord Treasurer
521
A Parliament held at WestminsterList of the Barons as they
533
Mar 10
543
July 7
601
List of Acts passed in the Reign of Edward VI
603
Feb 1
611
PHILIP AND MARY
615
May 21
623
6
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Debate on the Act for restoring the SupremacySpeeches
659
A Parliament held at WestminsterForm of the Procession
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The Parliament meet again after several ProrogationsProceed
701
March 13
707
Debate in the Commons on the Abuses in Religion c
723
Debate on the SubsidySpeeches of Mr Bell Mr Popham
735
April 12 Debate on the Treason BillSpeeches of Mr Goodier Sir
739
A Convention of the Estates summoned to meet at Westminster
773
May 8 A Parliament held at WestminsterThe Lord Keeper Bacons
781
Motion for an Academy for Youth of Quality
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97
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Jan 16 The same Parliament meet again after 24 ProrogationsNames
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15
821
28
823
Mr Wentworths Speech relating to the Liberties of the House
851
Lord Burleighs Speech for a Supply
865
The Estates of the Realm meet at Lincoln
889
23
909
918
915
The Speaker acquaints the House by the Queens Order that
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26
937
Apr 17
953
11
957
April 2
959
Apr 12
961
In the Reign of Edward III
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98
981
1030
1041
Oct 34
1051
June 5
1119
Debate in the Lords as to a Conference with the Commons
1157
In the Reign of Henry VII
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1200
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Jan 2 A Meeting of the Nobles at Oxford
1213
Report from the Committee on Grievances
1217
28
1243
381
1271
June 1
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Nov 19
1291
The Parliament meet againThe Lord Keepers Report of
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28
1313
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Dec 1
1345
Jan 21 The King meets his Parliament at Westminster The Lord Chan
1365
Jan 27 Richard Prince of Wales holds a Parliament in the Kings stead
1377
Feb 12 A new Parliament meet at WestminsterA List of all the Peers
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1395
66
1409
mons
1479
Nov 5
1489
Revenue of James I
1505

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Bibliographic information

TitleCobbett's Parliamentary History of England: From the Norman Conquest, in 1066 to the Year 1803. Comprising the period from the conquest in 1066, to the death of King James the first, in the year 1625, Volume 1
Cobbett's Parliamentary History of England: From the Norman Conquest, in 1066 to the Year 1803. Comprising the Period from the Conquest in 1066, to the Death of King James the First, in the Year 1625, William Cobbett
AuthorWilliam Cobbett
PublisherBagshaw, 1806
Original fromthe Bavarian State Library
Digitized21 Aug 2009
Length38 pages
  
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