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The 21 pages that link to House of Commons of the United Kingdom, each with the reason it gives.

• House of LordsCompared with: Its democratic mandate and legislative supremacy constrain the Lords.

• Parliament of EnglandRelated: Its representatives brought counties and boroughs into parliamentary deliberation and taxation.

• Parliament of the United KingdomBroader topic: Its elected members decide confidence in the government and hold the decisive role in most legislation.

• Reform Act 1832Narrower topic: The Act changed its membership by redistributing seats and expanding the electorate.

• Parliament Act 1911Related: The Act strengthened the Commons’ ability to enact legislation despite Lords’ opposition.

• Prime Minister of the United KingdomRelated: A prime minister must retain the Commons’ confidence to govern effectively.

• Dáil ÉireannCompared with: The Sinn Féin members elected to it in 1918 abstained and instead assembled as the Dáil.

• Arthur BalfourNarrower topic: Balfour entered Parliament in 1874 and spent much of his career in the Commons.

• National Gallery, LondonRelated: Its 1824 vote authorized the purchase that led to the Gallery’s founding.

• Palace of WestminsterBroader topic: This chamber occupies the Palace’s most prominent debating chamber and forms one half of its parliamentary core.

• People’s BudgetRelated: The Commons passed the budget and asserted its authority over the Lords.

• Sebastian CoeRelated: Coe represented Falmouth and Camborne as a Conservative MP from 1992 to 1997.

• 1945 United Kingdom general electionNarrower topic: The election allocated seats in the chamber where Labour secured its majority.

• Charles BradlaughNarrower topic: Bradlaugh’s campaign turned this institution into the arena for a constitutional struggle over membership.

• Nancy AstorNarrower topic: Astor’s milestone concerned admission to this chamber, not election to Parliament in the abstract.

• Politics of the United KingdomBroader topic: Its members are elected, and its confidence sustains the government.

• Spencer PercevalNarrower topic: Perceval was shot in its lobby while entering the chamber.

• Christine KeelerRelated: Profumo’s Commons statement denying an affair later proved false.

• Henry John TempleRelated: Palmerston’s popularity in the Commons let him survive political crises and challenge ministers who tried to dismiss him.

• Jeffrey ArcherNarrower topic: Archer entered Parliament as a Conservative MP in 1969.

• Samuel SamuelNarrower topic: Samuel served as Whitechapel’s Member of Parliament in this chamber.