The English Parliament has been a cornerstone of British democracy for centuries, and in this volume, Francis Maseres and Thomas May offer a comprehensive and engaging history of this vital institution. From the tumultuous years leading up to the English Civil War to the triumph of democracy in modern times, this volume is the definitive history of the English Parliament.

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