the union of England with Scotland (1707)
The Politics of Counsel in England and Scotland, 1286 1707
... Stewart Scotland. In essence, MacDonald argues that the Union of 1603 was of greater significance than the accession of Charles I in 1625 in breaking the traditions of consultation between king and ...
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Crown and country : nationalism and Britishness in Scotland, Australia and England
... the Union ‘as an identification of the interests of both ...the Union, despite some of the romantic, nationalistic tone of his ...the Union was what he called Scotland’s ‘Silent Way’ (Naim, 1997: ...
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Scotland, Elizabethan England and the idea of Britain
... dynastic union that would extend Tudor hegemony throughout the British mainland, while allowing Henry to pursue the far more interesting prospect of war with ...dynastic union had been powerfully ...
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Quantifying regional differences in the length of Twitter messages
... Northern England with other parts of UK to form (a) Northern UK and (b) Northern Great Britain results in median message lengths equal to that of Southern ...Northern England, by itself, would have the ...
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The problem of political counsel in medieval and early modern England and Scotland
... involved England and Scotland more deeply in European conflict – warfare which over the course of the following half century would be fought for unprecedentedly sustained periods in colonial as well as ...
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Scotland and Brexit : the state of the Union and the union state
... to Scotland too the Conservative and Unionist Party has shown itself to be ignorant to the substantive (for example, the overlap of areas within EU and devolved competences) and to the procedural (the possible ...
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Primary care computing in England and Scotland: a comparison with Denmark
... in England; this number has now been reduced to ...in England (reducing from 303); PCTs are responsible for services such as: GPs, dentists, pharmacists, op- ticians and NHS walk-in ...
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Understanding the differences in in-hospital mortality between Scotland and England
... NHS Scotland has set targets in different areas of performance that had to be delivered since 2006/07 (16), and the achievement of some of these targets would lead to a reduction of the average length of ...
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Henry Percy, first earl of Northumberland: ambition, conflict and cooperation in late mediaeval England
... Percy; Henry Salvayn, Roger now which quarrel squires of sir and Latin We, Henry Percy earl of Northumberland, constable of England and Percy Scotland, Henry England March West towards t[r] ...
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Fisheries Catches by Region: 1968 1977
... BR Deutschland France Italia Nederland Belgique/België United Kingdom England + Wales Scotland N.. Ireland Ireland Danmark.[r] ...
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Flood management consideration in sustainability appraisal and strategic environmental assessment in England and Scotland
... Over the last decade Europe has witnessed a significant increase in the number of adverse impacts generated by natural hazards. Along with storm activities, flooding is currently one of the most damaging and costly ...
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spotlight europe #2015/01—April 2015: Turbulent Times in the Disunited Kingdom
... in England, which is where 85% of the people of Britain ...from Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland exercising an im- portant, and probably often decisive, effect on English politics while they themselves ...
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The Acts for taking the census in England, Scotland, and Ireland, of 1881
... We now proceed to examine the Census Acts—comparing the sections dealing with—1 The particulars to be ascertained by the census enumerators, both as regards persons and houses: 2 The ter[r] ...
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Ethnonyms in the place names of Scotland and the Border counties of England
... Wealas Huþe† E/SUR, Wellsworth E/HMP (Cameron 1980, 46). OE Walh is found both as a simplex anthroponym (recorded from the late seventh century) and as a first or second element in dithematic names, and probably in the ...
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Custom in context : Medieval and Early Modern Scotland and England
... in Scotland and Ulster, the earl of Abercorn expressed his bitter exasperation at his inability to change the farming practices of his Irish tenants as he could his ...
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The use of synoptic weather maps in potato blight epidemiology
... Scotland; E England; Netherlands; W.Gernnny E.England and E Seot:and; Netherlaxla; Rheinland; Poland.... - 25 Prance and en route to Scandinavia..[r] ...
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Update to the Mid Term Evaluation for the CSFF for Objective 3, Report 321, Department for Work and Pensions
... for England and Gibraltar 2000-2006 refers to the Brundtland definition of sustainable development, and clearly suggests that education and training supported by ESF can make a contribution to environmental issues ...
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The Politics of Vaccination: Practice and Policy in England, Wales, Ireland and Scotland
... deliberately inserting smallpox matter obtained from a mild case of the disease under the skin in the hope of achieving immunity through a relatively benign attack; elsewhere people tried for the same effect by holding ...
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Risk education provision : a survey of schools in England, Scotland and Wales.
... for England, Scotland and Wales and relates to the following areas Art, Design & Technology, IT, PE, Science or Personal and Social Education, at each key ...
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School uniform policy in Scotland, England, Wales and the Republic of Ireland
... In England discretionary grants are provided by some local authorities (LAs) to help finance the purchase of school uniforms. LAs that offer these grants set their own criteria for eligibility. As outlined by the ...
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