The law and Custom of the Constitution

"The Law and Custom of the Constitution" by Sir William Reynell Anson offers a detailed examination of the British Constitution as it stood in the early 20th century. This comprehensive work explores the intricate relationship between statutory law and customary practices that shaped the governance of the United Kingdom. Anson delves into the historical development of key constitutional principles, the roles and powers of various governmental institutions, and the conventions that underpin the British political system.

This book provides valuable insights into the foundations of British governance and remains relevant for students and scholars of law, history, and political science.

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