Secular policy enforcement during the personal rule of Charles I : the administrative work of parish officers in the 1630s by Langel�ddecke, H

“…The sources employed include the rich correspondence between the Privy Council and county governors (JPs, Sheriffs, Deputy Lieutenants), and all available parish officers' accounts from thirty-nine English counties and corporate towns.…”

The English boroughs and the King's government : a study of the Tory reaction, 1681-85 by Pickavance, R

“…County records are occasionally more illuminating, since much of the Tories' local organization was conducted at meetings of the county justices and deputy lieutenants. But the most vital material is political correspondence. …”