Preface PART 1 EXPLORING THE ANCIENT CONSTITUTION OF ENGLAND Ancient Constitutions: Politics and the Past The Ancient Constitution of England Problems and Implications PART 2 THE COMMON LAW MIND AND THE STRUCTURE OF POLITICAL DEBATE Some Historiographical Perspectives The Elements of Consensus in Jacobean England Making Consensus Work Towards Breakdown: 'New Counsels' and the Dissolution of Consensus Epilogue: The Crisis of the Common Law.

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Glenn Burgess is Professor of History at the University of Hull, UK. He is the author of The Politics of the Ancient Constitution: An Introduction to English Political Thought 1603-1642 (1992); Absolute Monarchy and the Stuart Constitution (1996); British Political Thought 1500-1660 (2009); and many articles, essays and edited collections.

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