Political history

Summary

Political history is a scholarly chapter^[1].

Key Facts

• Political history authored Louis Francis Salzman^[2].
• Political history's instance of is recorded as scholarly chapter^[3].
• Political history's page is recorded as 481-540^[4].
• Political history's publication date is recorded as +1905-00-00T00:00:00Z^[5].
• Political history's main subject is recorded as history of Sussex^[6].
• Political history's main subject is recorded as political history^[7].
• Political history's work available at URL is recorded as https://archive.org/details/victoriahistoryosus01page/page/481/mode/1up^[8].
• Political history's number of pages is recorded as {'unit': '1', 'amount': '+60'}^[9].
• Political history's published in is recorded as The Victoria County History of the County of Sussex. Vol. I^[10].
• Political history's title is recorded as Political history^[11].
• Political history's cites work is recorded as Excavations at Mount Caburn Camp, near Lewes, conducted in September and October, 1877, and July, 1878^[12].
• Political history's cites work is recorded as Memorials of the Town, Parish and Cinque-port of Seaford, Historical and Antiquarian^[13].
• Political history's cites work is recorded as The Battle of Hastings^[14].
• Political history's cites work is recorded as The Battle Field of Hastings^[15].
• Political history's cites work is recorded as "Extract from the Parliamentary Return of the Members of Parliament, 1290 - 1702"^[16].
• Political history's cites work is recorded as "A Return Of The Members Of Parliament For The County and Boroughs of Sussex (Continued from SAC Vol 30, and continued in Vol 32)"^[17].
• Political history's cites work is recorded as Sussex Men at Agincourt^[18].
• Political history's cites work is recorded as Participation of Sussex in Cade's Rising^[19].
• Political history's cites work is recorded as "The Progress of Edward VI in Sussex"^[20].
• Political history's cites work is recorded as Cowdray House and its Possessors^[21].
• Political history's cites work is recorded as Passages of the Civil War in Sussex, from 1642 to 1660, with Notices of some of the Persons concerned in it^[22].
• Political history's cites work is recorded as Further Traces, on the South Downs, of the Winter Campaign of the Civil War of 1643^[23].
• Political history's cites work is recorded as Historic Notices of Bramber Castle and of the Family of De Braose^[24].
• Political history's cites work is recorded as Extracts from the MSS of Samuel Jeake^[25].
• Political history's cites work is recorded as Reception of the Duke of Monmouth at Chichester in 1679, described in a letter from the Bishop of Chichester^[26].

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Designation and Status

Political history's instance of is recorded as scholarly chapter^[3].