Dod's Parliamentary Companion; Volume 27

Dod's Parliamentary Companion, Volume 27, published in 1859, offers a detailed snapshot of the British political landscape during a pivotal era. Compiled by Robert Phipps Dod and Charles Roger Dod, this volume provides biographical information on members of Parliament, government officials, and key figures within British society.

Serving as an invaluable reference tool for understanding the composition and workings of the British government, this companion offers insights into the individuals who shaped policy and influenced the course of British history. Readers will find detailed accounts of parliamentary procedures, electoral districts, and the political climate of the time. This historical resource provides a comprehensive view of the British political system in the mid-19th century, making it an essential addition to any collection focused on British history, political science, or biographical reference.

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