The English Constitution

Focusing on the intricate workings of British governance, this classic work by Walter Bagehot delves into the 'living reality' of political structures in 1867. Bagehot analyzes the constitutional framework and the interplay between institutions, providing insightful commentary on the dynamics of power and authority in Britain during that era. His exploration offers a vivid understanding of the political landscape, making it a significant contribution to the study of governance and political theory.