"The Constitutional History of England" by Henry Hallam offers a detailed examination of English constitutional development from the reign of Edward I to Henry VII. This edition presents the complete text from the fourth edition of Hallam's renowned work, providing readers with an in-depth exploration of the evolution of English law, governance, and political institutions during a formative period.
Hallam meticulously traces the shifts in power between the monarchy, Parliament, and the judiciary, examining key legal and political milestones that shaped the English constitution. His insightful analysis covers pivotal events and legislative changes, providing a comprehensive view of the forces that molded England's constitutional framework. This historical account is essential for understanding the foundations of modern English law and political thought.
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