France, England and European Democracy, 1215-1915

In this groundbreaking work, Charles Cestre provides a sweeping survey of the political and social history of Europe from the Magna Carta to World War I. He analyzes the competing ideologies and political systems of France and England, and their impact on the larger European democracy. A must-read for anyone interested in the history of democracy and political thought in Europe.

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