English Constitutional Law, Constitution, Constitutional law, 1800-1899, United Kingdom 

Works of Henry, lord Brougham 

"The design of this work is to explain the structure of the British Constitution, and the principles upon which it is founded; to trace its history, and show in what manner its present excellence has been attained to compare it with other popular systems in ancient and modern times; to show that even since its present form was assumed, it has been improved, and is still capable in certain respects of further improvement adapting itself to new circumstances, although, if left untouched, it secures to the people, in an ample measure, the blessings which it is the object of all government to bestow..." - Introduction 

Contents:
1. Mixed government - it's origin and necessity
2. Virtues and vices of mixed government
3. Representation - its origin and history
4. Representation - it's benefits
5. Representation - various modes
6. Representation - restraints on voting
7. Canons of representative government
8. Application of the representative principle
9. Reserved powers of the people
10. The structure of the government of England in the Anglo-Saxon times
11. The government of England under the Anglo-Norman monarchy
12. Foundation of the present constitution of the government of England
13. The government of England under the plantagenets
14.The government of England under the Tudors
15. The government of England under the Stuarts - the commonwealth - the restoration
16. The government of England under the Stuarts - The revolution
17. The constitution of England
18. Ecclesiastical establishments
19. Judicial establishments
20. The military system
Appendix