British Parliamentary History, 1102–1803
Pre-Hansard Parliamentary papers, 1102–1803
The very significant strength of the collection here lies in its breadth of coverage: the growth of governance through Parliament, the Civil Wars and the creation of Britain's modern system of Cabinet governmentUniversity of Glasgow
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See how Parliament was affected by the Civil War and French Revolution
This collection contains manuscripts and records relating to the history of Parliament and British politics. It covers the most important events which gave rise to the modern British state, from Magna Carta and the Civil Wars to the Act of Union and the birth of Empire. The documents themselves are many and varied, including Parliamentary papers, debate records, and private diaries. Given its breadth and depth, this collection is one of the most significant resources available to students of British political history.
