Titlebook: Elections in Britain Today; A Guide for Voters a Dick Leonard Book 1991Latest edition Dick Leonard 1991 campaign.constituency.election.elec

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How People Vote,nts — during election campaigns, and to a lesser degree at other times. Earlier chapters of this book have sought to describe the various ways in which the parties seek to influence public opinion. This chapter will attempt to discern whether all this activity makes much difference to the way that p

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How Much Does it Cost?,States. But total election expenses do amount to a considerable sum, both those chargeable to the Exchequer and to local authorities and those for which the candidates and the political parties are responsible. (This chapter deals solely with the cost of general elections; statistics are not readily

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An Evolving System,necessity’; 11 years later the Parliament summoned by Simon de Montfort contained not only two knights from each county, but also two citizens from each city and two burgesses from each borough. The Parliaments of the thirteenth century were very different from those of today, and no doubt there wer

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Conditions after release from captivity,7 of the married investigated persons (2 + 3 + 2) had not had any children or had not lost them; apart from these, all the married persons said that beside their other relatives they had also lost their children. As mentioned before, all the married persons had lost their partners.

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