English Revolution, 1600-60

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The elections to parliament in the county of Lancaster, 1688–1714. Janet M. Wahlstrand. Manchester M.A. 1956. Bold big display standard names are ″fundamental″ standards (PAL, NTSC, CGA, EGA, VGA, XGA, HD) or widely used (FHD, 4K). The 'discipline' of the Society of Friends as a regular national body, with particular reference to church government, based on a study of the epistles of the yearly meetings, 1669–1738. W.A. Lloyd. Cambridge Ph.D. 1947. The early history of Roman Catholic emancipation, 1760–93. Florence E. Round. Birmingham M.A. 1930.