Introduction; The Constitution of England; Or, an Account of the English Government; Guide to Further Reading; Bibliography; De Lolmes Principal Publications; Works Cited by De Lolme; Index.
The grandfather of our very own American constitution, The
Constitution of England is one of the most vital political
treatises to come out of Enlightenment Era England, and the subject
of The Constitution of England, an important book on political
liberty. Although originally written in French (and published in
Amsterdam) by Jean Louis De Lolme, it has been edited and enhanced
with an introduction by David Lieberman in this new edition for
modern American history. Sure to be fuel for many, many debates and
discussion, The Constitution of England is enthusiastically
recommended to politics and American history library shelves, and
any non-specialist general interest reader who simply wants a
greater understanding of our own constitution.
The Midwest Book Review
May 2008
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