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Eugene L. Wolfe looks at how instances of individual strife faced by Members of Parliament - be it arrest or imprisonment, brawls on the floor, attacks by individual members of the public, or other examples of danger - have reflected changes and developments in British political history.

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Eugene L. Wolfe looks at how instances of individual strife faced by Members of Parliament - be it arrest or imprisonment, brawls on the floor, attacks by individual members of the public, or other examples of danger - have reflected changes and developments in British political history.
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After earning a PhD from the University of Chicago, Eugene L. Wolfe taught political science at DePaul, the University of Illinois (Urbana-Champaign) and Northwestern. Originally intrigued by parliamentary violence in the context of post-war Japan, he began researching the British case after moving to England in 2007.