English Political Institutions: An Introductory Study with Introductory Chapters on the Constitution, 1910-1938

administrative amendment appointed assembly assent authority Bagehot Barons bicameral Bill Board boroughs Britain Cabinet Cabinet government century Chancellor Civil Colonies Committee Commonwealth Commonwealth of Nations Court Crown declared Democracy Departments Dominions duties effect elected electors enacted English Constitution Exchequer Executive exercised expenditure fact Federal Foreign formal functions George Grand Remonstrance hereditary Home Secretary House of Commons House of Lords important increased India institutions Ireland Irish judges judicial justice King King's Knights legislative Legislature less liberty Long Parliament Lord Palmerston machinery matters ment Ministry modern Monarchy nation ordinary Parlia Parliamentary party Peerage Peers political position President Prime Minister principle Privy Council Protectorate Queen Victoria question Reform regard reign representative responsible revenue Revolution rigid Royal rule Second Chamber Secretary Shire social Sovereign Statute Stuart subordinate summoned supreme tion Tudor United Kingdom vote Walpole