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This historical document, "The Poll For Knights Of The Shire To Represent The County Of Westmorland," provides a snapshot of 18th-century English electoral politics. Detailing the candidates-John Upton, Esq., John Robinson, Esq., and Thomas Fenwick, Esq.-it offers valuable insights into the selection process for representatives of Westmorland. A fascinating resource for historians, political scientists, and anyone interested in the evolution of British governance, this poll record illuminates the dynamics of local elections and the individuals vying for positions of influence. This primary source material is essential for understanding the historical context of parliamentary representation and the social structures of the time.

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