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Why was the Parliament of the early 1700s not truly a representative legislature
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Why was the Parliament of the early 1700s not truly a representative legislature

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The Parliament of the early 1700s was not truly a representative legislature because many manufacturing towns were without representation, some seats could be bought and in the counties, only landowners could vote.
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