PARLIAMENT UNDER THE TUDORS by Jennifer Loach ( 9780198730927 )

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PARLIAMENT UNDER THE TUDORS

By:

Jennifer Loach

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OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS

Pub. date:

30 May, 1991

Pages:

184

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This is a lucid and comprehensive study of the role and development of parliament throughout the Tudor period (1485-1603). Jennifer Loach explores the growing importance of the Commons, examines the ways in which the Tudor monarchs, from Henry VII to Elizabeth I, attempted to exert their royal power, and covers topics including elections; patronage; parliament and taxation; and the vexed but vital question of religion.

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This is an examination of the role and development of parliament throughout the Tudor period, now a central topic in the study of Tudor history. Jennifer Loach examines the constitutional position, political activities, and relationships of the two houses of parliament from the late Middle Ages until the accession of the Stuarts. She explores the growing importance of the Commons and examines the ways in which the Tudor monarchs, from Henry VII to Elizabeth I, attempted to exert their royal power. Topics covered include elections, patronage, and constitutional issues such as the succession to the throne; the fundamental part played by parliament in taxation and other financial matters; the social and economic background; and the vexed and vital question of religion. Thoroughly grounded in contemporary sources, this is a comprehensive and lucid account, which will be invaluable to students of Tudor history.

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