General Summary of English Constitutional History[1]

[1] This Summary is inserted for the benefit of those who desire a

compact, connected view of the development of the English

Constitution, such as may be conveniently used either for reference,

for a general review of the subject, or for purposes of special

study. --D.H.M.

For authorities, see Stubbs (449-1485); Hallam (1485-1760); May (1760-

1870); Amos (1870-1880); see also Hansard and Cobbett's "Parliamentary

History," the works of Freeman, Taswell-Langmead (the best one-volume

Constitutional History), Feilden's Manual, and A. L. Lowell's "The

Government of England," 2 vols., in the Classified List of Books

beginning on page xxxvi.

The references inserted in parentheses are to sections in the body of

the history.

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