This set contains Part 1 of "Parliamentary History" : Manuscript minutes, committee books, and voting records of the House of Lords, c. 1620-1714. The collection also includes the Proceedings in Lords Committees, 1661-1741; Proxy records, 1625-1755; and Proceedings of the Committee for Privileges, 1660-1762. Microform reproduction of originals in the House of Lords Records Office, London.

 This is a set of pamphlets, journals and miscellaneous materials issued from 1844-1973, covering historical, legal, economic, financial and other aspects of this central theme. Many were written by leading figures in Scottish political and literary circles, representing important Nationalist bodies.

"Northern Ireland Political Literature on Microfiche. Phase 1, Periodicals 1966-1987" is a collection of 771 periodicals filmed from the Linen Hall Library in Belfast, which has a comprehensive collection of documentation relating to political turmoil in Northern Ireland since the 1960s. CRL has FICHE no.1-3179 (1966-1989). See also related collections:

Set of pamphlets, journals and miscellaneous materials issued from 1968-1975, and held in the Linen Hall Library, Belfast. The update covering 1973-1975 is called Political literature of Northern Ireland.

Contains Command Papers, House of Commons Papers, and Senate Papers of the Northern Ireland Parliament from 1921 to 1972.

This reprint set includes a selection of 19th century papers and reports dealing with Japan. Committee reports and Command papers are included as well as House of Lords committee reports that were communicated to the House of Commons.

This series covers 1540-1660, and contains documents covering the political, legal and religious history of Tudor and Stuart England. The following titles are parts of this series:

This is a reprint edition (1000+ volumes) of the House of Commons Sessional papers covering 1801-1899. The papers included are selected from sessional and command papers and are arranged in several broad subject groupings such as Agriculture, Colonies, Education, Industrial Revolution, Population, Slave Trade, and Trade and Industry.

This set includes general correspondence and other papers from the late 17th and early 18th centuries from the Church of England in Canada, the thirteen colonies and the West Indies, to the Bishop of London.

Center owns parts 1-9 of this ongoing series. The microfilm reproduces volumes from the British Library's collection of manuscripts from the 16th and 17th centuries. Included are tracts and papers on the reigns of Edward VI and Mary Queen of Scots, documentation of speeches, legislation, political trials and cases at Star Chamber and Chancery.