Parliamentary Politics of a County and Its Town
General Elections in Suffolk and Ipswich in the Eighteenth Century
- 242pages
- 9 heures de lecture
Focusing on Suffolk's political landscape during the 18th century, this study utilizes archival sources and provincial press records to explore key themes in Hanoverian political history. It examines popular political expressions, women's roles, deference, and elite behavior, primarily in the latter half of the century when the electorate became more sophisticated. By analyzing both public and private documents, the author reveals how political dynamics evolved in East Anglia, providing insight into the region's historical political activities.
