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A proposal to disfranchise many boroughs would soon issue in the resignation of the proposing government . We must therefore assume that for the present , to some considerable extent , the influence of such boroughs must continue to ...
A proposal to disfranchise many boroughs would soon issue in the resignation of the proposing government . We must therefore assume that for the present , to some considerable extent , the influence of such boroughs must continue to ...
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Nor was original caprice the only cause that had given representatives to many boroughs which in the eighteenth century seemed scarcely fit to choose them , and which denied them to others which appeared to be much more fit .
Nor was original caprice the only cause that had given representatives to many boroughs which in the eighteenth century seemed scarcely fit to choose them , and which denied them to others which appeared to be much more fit .
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In a large number of small towns there was something like household suffrage ; ' all inhabitant householders not receiving2 alms ' is a very common description of the electoral body in petty boroughs ; potwallopers and scot and lot ...
In a large number of small towns there was something like household suffrage ; ' all inhabitant householders not receiving2 alms ' is a very common description of the electoral body in petty boroughs ; potwallopers and scot and lot ...
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