English Constitutional History

First published in 1875, this seminal work on English constitutional history remains a classic of legal scholarship. Covering the period from Anglo-Saxon times to the present day, it provides a comprehensive overview of the development of the English constitution and the legal system. This new edition includes a foreword by a prominent legal scholar, as well as updated footnotes and bibliographic information.
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