Voters, patrons and parties : the unreformed electoral system of Hanoverian England 1734-1832 /

• O'Gorman, Frank, 1940-

• Elections -- Great Britain -- History
• Political parties -- Great Britain -- History
• Political culture -- Great Britain -- History.

• Clarendon,

• 0198200560

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