An edition of The structure of politics at the accession of George III
(1929)
The structure of politics at the accession of George III
by Namier, Lewis Bernstein Sir
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Table of Contents
1. Why men went into Parliament. The electoral structure of England. The general election of 1761. Secret service money under the Duke of Newcastle.
2. Shropshire politics and men at the accession of George III. The Cornish boroughs. Two Treasury boroughs [Harwich and Orford] Parliamentary beggars. Appendix: The secret service accounts of the Duke of Newcastle.
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