A History of British Constitutionalism

Author: He Qinhua
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Publish Date: 2003-07-01
Features: To this day, people have a share of the right to participate in the government of their country, regardless of who they are. We may have already obtained it, or we may not have, but it will ultimately be enjoyed by us. The only form of participation is as a member of the legislative assembly. Therefore, we must have a proper understanding of this system so that both men and women can know how to support the government and thereby govern everything. The main purpose of this book is to explain how such institutions function to ensure the smooth operation of the British government, and how their coordinated work constitutes the British Constitution. The British Constitution, like other systems, is purely of the British style, not established through a single clear and deliberate resolution but gradually developed. Moreover, its key points are not limited to one or two, often arising from circumstances. Due to our strong reverence for tradition, once an action is adopted, it tends to be applied to similar situations. This book includes: Before the Norman Conquest, The Impact of the Norman Conquest, The Monarchy, The House of Lords, and more.