Changing electoral practices in England, 1885–1984

Green, Anne E.

doi:10.1016/s0305-7488(85)80007-4

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Pre-1872 Elections: a Neglected Electoral Geography1

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“…Electoral geography thus remains characterised by an inherently modern gaze. With the exception of a few isolated and marginally relevant studies (Green 1985;Dennis 1987), the analysis of historical, and especially pre-1872, elections has been omitted from the research agenda. This paper makes a case for its inclusion.…”

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Space, place and pollbooks: incorporating a neglected electoral geography

Dunham

1997

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This paper calls f i r the incorporation of pre-I872 (and especially early Victorian) elections into the electoral geography research agenda. It argues that early Victorian elections provide a rare opportunity to examine actual voting behaviour at the individual level and also constitute a valid focus of enquiy in their own right. The paper concludes by discussing some of the principal methodological implications of an historical electoral geography.

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confidence: 99%