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The franchise for all boroughs was based on rates of £ 10 . The fortyshilling county franchise was also extended from freeholders to tenant farmers , but this conferred a largely illusory right since the existence of the open ballot ...
The franchise for all boroughs was based on rates of £ 10 . The fortyshilling county franchise was also extended from freeholders to tenant farmers , but this conferred a largely illusory right since the existence of the open ballot ...
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that franchise actually works in the largest towns of this country . He knows well that at this moment a committee of the House of Lords is sitting on the acknowledged failure of that franchise to secure respectable and efficient ...
that franchise actually works in the largest towns of this country . He knows well that at this moment a committee of the House of Lords is sitting on the acknowledged failure of that franchise to secure respectable and efficient ...
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a it will be evident that the effect of the Reform Act of 1832 must have been to elevate the qualifications for the franchise in many other boroughs . The great diminution in the number of voters , caused by the Act in 1832 , in such ...
a it will be evident that the effect of the Reform Act of 1832 must have been to elevate the qualifications for the franchise in many other boroughs . The great diminution in the number of voters , caused by the Act in 1832 , in such ...
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