Author: Great Britain Parliament

Great Britain Parliament is the institutional contributor attached to records of British debate, administration, and public reporting. China: Notes on Foreign Trade Of Tientsin During The Years 1900-03 is a 1904 parliamentary paper printed in London by H.M. Stationery Office, preserving a period account of commerce at the treaty port then known as Tientsin. The Beauties of the British Senate is a two-volume 1786 selection printed for John Stockdale. It gathers speeches from the Lords and Commons across more than fifty years, from Sir Robert Walpole's administration through the second session under William Pitt, and precedes them with a life of Walpole. Together, the works show two different forms of parliamentary record: an official commercial report and a retrospective anthology of political oratory. Library catalogues appropriately treat Parliament as the source institution rather than presenting it as an individual writer.