The House of Lords by John Wells
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The House of Lords
Summary
This is a history of the House of Lords, from its inception in Anglo-Saxon times, through Henry VIII, the Civil War, the Commonwealth to Tony Benn's attempts to relinquish his peerage in the 1960s.
The House of Lords Summary
About John Wells
John Wells was known as an actor, humourist and writer. He was co-editor of Private Eye with Richard Ingrams, with whom he wrote the long-running serials Mrs Wilson's Diary and the Dear Bill Letters. He wrote plays, a novel, two volumes of collected journalism and a history of the London Library. He died in 1997.
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GOR001842942
9780340649282
0340649283
The House of Lords by John Wells
Used - Very Good
Hardback
Hodder & Stoughton
19971002
309
N/A
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