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...took place in West Germany. CND Literature Sales Report, June 1959, LEV/41, Parliamentary Archives Every Penny Counts Thin air alone couldn’t finance the running costs for a mass...
...took place in West Germany. CND Literature Sales Report, June 1959, LEV/41, Parliamentary Archives Every Penny Counts Thin air alone couldn’t finance the running costs for a mass...
...introductory blog post and this video. In this blog post, Dr Katie Carpenter examines two letters written to Caroline, as Princess of Wales, by King George III, and her husband,...
...introductory blog post and this video. In a blog post earlier this year, Dr Katie Carpenter examined three petitions, in support of Caroline, sent to the House of Lords in...
...to a nationwide research project to explore the DNA of historic parchments. The project is being run by the University of York and Trinity College Dublin, and involves a collaboration...
...the Crown Act that ended male gender preference regarding the line of succession alongside other ground-breaking clauses. The red corner was occupied by the more leftfield example that being the...
...Conservative mother and it may take after its mother’. CLEVELAND CANDIDATES The constituency of Cleveland and Herbert Samuel were in many respects, strange bedfellows. One was a rugged industrial northern...
...associated records such as an estimate of expense, and book of reference, and sections (cross-section drawings) of the proposed works. There is a guide on searching through these records on...
...to know the heart-breaking story of the Busby Babes and Munich. As Britain left post-war austerity behind this brilliant squad of young dynamos were poster boys for an exciting new...
...Wales for later transport development, including river navigation, road and harbour improvements, canals, and eventually railways. One aspect of this research concerns the radical thinking of the Reformation Parliament (1529-1536)...
...in how staff search, discover and re-use information. Like many organisations, staff in Parliament are often very protective of their information, and hesitant to proactively share with people outside of...