Rotten Boroughs - ECPPEC
In use as a term from the middle of the eighteenth century, ‘rotten boroughs’ describes constituencies in which very few voters resided, yet two MPs were still returned to the House of Commons at each…| ECPPEC
In use as a term from the middle of the eighteenth century, ‘rotten boroughs’ describes constituencies in which very few voters resided, yet two MPs were still returned to the House of Commons at each…| ECPPEC
Previous blogs have highlighted our research on the electoral dynamics of many different types of constituency, from agricultural county seats such as Northamptonshire South to newly created boroug…| The Victorian Commons
