Explore the roots of the English constitution and the balance of power.
This edition presents John Fortescue’s classic examination of governance, contrasting absolute and limited monarchy with an emphasis on the English constitutional framework. It foregrounds the roles of the Crown, the law, and the rights of subjects, offering historical insight into how authority and liberty have been argued and defended in England.
The work blends philosophical reflection with practical concern for lawful government, highlighting the safeguards that protect liberty and the proper use of royal prerogative. It includes contextual prefaces and related material that illuminate the ideas behind one of the most influential early debates about governance and law.
Ideal for readers of political history, constitutional law, and early modern thought seeking foundational arguments about government and liberty.
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