A classic of political philosophy, this book provides a detailed analysis of the British system of government. Emile Gaston Boutmy examines such topics as the role of the monarchy, the powers of Parliament, and the relationship between the branches of government. First published in 1886, this book remains a seminal work and an essential resource for scholars of political science and history.

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