Contents

pp ix-x

List of tables

pp xi-xi

Acknowledgements

pp xii-xii

List of abbreviations

pp xiii-xiv

Note on the text

pp xv-xvi

1 - Introduction

pp 1-6

PART 1 - FROM ABOLITION TO RESTORATION

pp 7-8

2 - In the wilderness, 1649–1660

pp 9-26

PART 2 - MEMBERS AND THE BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE

pp 27-28

3 - Membership, attendance and privileges

pp 29-49

4 - Legislation

pp 50-70

5 - Justice

pp 71-90

PART 3 - KING, LORDS AND COMMONS

pp 91-92

6 - King and Lords

pp 93-115

7 - Lords and Commons

pp 116-142

PART 4 - RELIGION

pp 143-144

8 - Religious composition

pp 145-158

9 - Church settlement

pp 159-172

10 - Religious nonconformity

pp 173-200

PART 5 - POLITICS

pp 201-202

11 - Factions, Country peers and the ‘Whig’ party

pp 203-233

12 - Court and ‘Tory’ peers

pp 234-259

13 - Conclusion

pp 260-263

Appendix 1 - Temporal members of the House of Lords

pp 264-274

Appendix 2 - The bishops, 1661–1681

pp 275-278

Index

pp 279-288

Cambridge Studies in Early Modern British History

pp 289-291