They played an important role in the debates between Puritan and Anglican, and king and Parliament in the years before, during, and after the English Civil Wars.
Goetzmann plays down the Revolution's more local origins, the strand of antimonarchical English Protestant nationalism rooted in the bloody war between king and Parliament in the 1640s.
The need for reform, however, should not be used as evidence that we need to fundamentally transform the relationship between the court and parliament in the UK.
On October 28th its voters will choose a new regional governor and parliament in the first big test of public opinion in the run-up to Italy's next general election, probably in April.
Brusewitz was also an authority on the relative roles of the Swedish government and parliament in the development of foreign policy, on British parliamentary history, and on Swedish crown law.
Henri E. Cauvin (NYT) NIGERIA: PRICE PROTESTS -- Nigerian workers blocked streets in Lagos and barricaded access roads to the presidency and Parliament in the capital, Abuja, as protests over an increase in gasoline prices spread.
Like the intellectual property rights that were enacted by German government and parliament in the summer of 2013.
The English Civil War broke out between the supporters of Charles I and Parliament in the 1640s; with the king and Parliament maintaining their capitals in Oxford and London respectively, the Thames Valley once again became a critical war zone.
Political tensions between Charles I and Parliament in the second quarter of the 17th century led to an attempt by forces loyal to the King to secure the Tower and its valuable contents, including money and munitions.
Khairallah spends his weeks travelling between his constituency, in Agami, and the parliament, in Cairo.
