A Manual Of The English Constitution

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The book offers a thorough examination of the English Constitution, tracing its historical evolution and current structure. David Rowland delves into the roles of the monarchy, Parliament, and judiciary, highlighting key events and figures that have influenced its development. He analyzes the interplay between government branches and citizens' rights, providing a critical perspective on the Constitution's strengths, weaknesses, and future reform possibilities. This detailed account is valuable for those interested in the political and legal history of England.