In this classic work of English history, the anonymous author offers a comprehensive survey of the development of English constitutional law from the time of the Teutonic conquest to the mid-19th century. With detailed chapters on the Magna Carta, the English Reformation, and the Glorious Revolution, this book is an essential reference for scholars and students of legal and political history.

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