In our latest blog we’re returning to the ‘Recovering Europe’s Parliamentary Culture, 1500-1700’project. Since late September, we’ve been working with the University of Oxfordand theCentre for Intellectual Historyat the University of Oxford to put togetherseries of blogs that explore European Parliamentary Culture.The series is focused on the Early Modern period – roughly 1500-1700 – but they have ranged more widely, seeking to bring in some scholars of the more recent past to provide different perspectives and insights that might stimulate new thinking. We’re reposting some of the blogs here, with thanks to the CIH and to our colleagues who have commissioned, edited and authored the blogs. To find out more about the exciting programme of work and conferences over the coming year, head to the CIH website.
This blog was originally published on 29 September, written by the History of Parliament’s director,
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