...molecule and producing carboxylic acid. Hydrolysis is where a molecule of water reacts with cellulose, again breaking the chain. These processes will occur at an increasing rate throughout a paper’s...
...Wales, Scotland and Ireland being run as a Commonwealth with Oliver Cromwell acting as Lord Protector until his death in 1658. This blog focuses on the Naseby letters from 1645....
...(21 August 2015) https://researchbriefings.files.parliament.uk/documents/SN04637/SN04637.pdf House of Commons library, Election of a Speaker, Briefing Paper 05074 (13 January 2020) https://researchbriefings.files.parliament.uk/documents/SN05074/SN05074.pdf Rushworth Historic Collections, Vol 4, 1721 (4 Jan 1642) https://www.british-history.ac.uk/rushworth-papers/vol4/pp473-494#h3-0004 ...
...iconic roof we know today is from the repairs, redesign, and rebuilding commissioned by Richard II in 1393. The oak hammer beam roof is the largest medieval timber roof in...
...is currently only rung on special occasions such as Remembrance Sunday and New Year’s Eve (along with several test runs in the lead up to the big events!). In total,...
...in a range of novel representations of George IV and his consort Caroline of Brunswick which form part of the Parliamentary Art Collection today. [Fig 1] The Trial of Queen...
...time. The Times newspapers for the early 1800s carry hundreds of notices for auctions held by the Winstanley’s firm. James joined the family business in 1806 and in 1840 he...
...of the Lord Chancellor and the transition through the Constitutional Reform Act, to the role of the Lord Speaker today. The House of Lords Speaker's role is similar to the...
...former maid, Louisa Demont (sometimes spelt Dumont).[1] You can read about the other two letters in the envelope here. At first glance, the content of these letters seemed unrelated to...
...of Parliamentary episodes. The Journals of the House are a wonderful mirror into the daily life of Parliament. When reading the account for the 4th January 1642 you knew trouble...
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