Mark A. Thomson
A Constitutional History of England: 1642-1801
A Constitutional History of England: 1642-1801
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A Constitutional History of England provides a comprehensive overview of English Constitutional history, divided into six major parts. It is a must-read for scholars and researchers of British history and English Constitutional history.
Format: Hardback
Length: 502 pages
Publication date: 01 November 2023
Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
A Constitutional History of England, originally published in 1938, offers a comprehensive and detailed account of the various facets and challenges of English constitutional history. Spanning six substantial parts, the book delves into essential themes such as the role of parliament and the King, the era of Restoration (1660-88), the revolutionary settlement (1689-1719), the age of conservatism (1720-1801), administrative developments (1660-1801), English local government, the issue of sovereignty, the relationship between church and state, the powers of the Crown, and the press. This invaluable resource is a must-read for scholars and researchers interested in British history and English constitutional history, providing a wealth of insights and knowledge.
A Constitutional History of England, originally published in 1938, offers a comprehensive and detailed account of the various facets and challenges of English constitutional history. Spanning six substantial parts, the book delves into essential themes such as the role of parliament and the King, the era of Restoration (1660-88), the revolutionary settlement (1689-1719), the age of conservatism (1720-1801), administrative developments (1660-1801), English local government, the issue of sovereignty, the relationship between church and state, the powers of the Crown, and the press. This invaluable resource is a must-read for scholars and researchers interested in British history and English constitutional history, providing a wealth of insights and knowledge.
Weight: 1100g
Dimension: 234 x 156 (mm)
ISBN-13: 9781032573038
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