The English Constitution

Exploring the intricacies of the British political system, this work delves into the principles and functions of the English Constitution. Bagehot emphasizes the importance of the monarchy, the cabinet, and the parliamentary system, illustrating how these elements interact to maintain governance. His analysis offers insights into the balance of power and the role of public opinion in shaping constitutional practices. The book serves as a critical examination of political institutions and their evolution, making it a valuable resource for understanding English governance.