In this book, Abbott Lawrence Lowell provides a comprehensive overview of the government of England, including its structure, functions, and history. He examines the monarchy, parliament, and judiciary, and discusses the role of the different branches of government in shaping English society. Lowell also explores the challenges facing the English government in the modern era, including issues related to colonialism, war, and democratization. This book is an essential resource for scholars of political science and history.

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