The English Constitution

Walter Bagehot's project in The English Constitution involves a detailed examination of the British government as it functioned in 1865 and 1866, emphasizing the disparity between theoretical governance and practical operations. He explores how public mindset and existing governmental habits shape political realities. This insightful commentary serves as a crucial resource for political scientists and historians seeking to grasp the intricacies of English politics during that era. Bagehot's work highlights the complexities of contemporary governance beyond mere constitutional text.