Governance of England: a historical examination of how the crown’s powers and finances shape the realm, with a focus on reform and accountability.
This edition surveys early modern debates on the limits of royal authority. It traces how the royal household, revenues, and public offices were managed, and why reforms were urged to stabilize governance. The work foregrounds the tension between a strong central rule and the needs of Parliament and commonwealth, using Fortescue’s arguments as a lens on medieval and early modern statecraft.
Ideal for readers of political history, constitutional study, and medieval and early modern England.
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Carlos Plummer is a professor at California State University - Sacramento.
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