Constitutional History of England 1760-1860

History of the Constitution of the United Kingdom

1 Key statutes

1.1 Selected Scottish documents and statutes

1.2 Selected Welsh statutes

1.3 Selected English statutes

1.4 Selected British statutes

2 Kingdom of Scotland

2.1 Origins

2.2 Government

3 Principality of Wales

3.1 1216–1542

3.2 After 1542: union with England

4 Pre-Civil War England

4.1 Before the Norman Conquest

4.2 The Normans

4.3 The Plantagenets

4.4 The Tudors

4.5 James VI and I

5 The Civil War

5.1 Charles I and the Civil War

5.2 Oliver Cromwell and the Commonwealth

5.3 Richard Cromwell and Charles II

6 Post-Civil War

6.1 Popular political movements

6.2 Glorious Revolution

6.3 Act of Settlement

7 The Kingdom of Great Britain

7.1 Prime ministerial government

8 The United Kingdom

8.1 Supremacy of the Commons

8.2 Expansion of the electoral franchise

8.3 Irish independence and partition

8.4 European law

8.5 Devolution and other New Labour reforms

8.5.1 First term

8.5.2 Second term

8.6 Conservative-Liberal Democrat reforms

8.6.1 Royal succession in the Commonwealth Realms

8.7 Further devolution

8.7.1 Scottish Independence referendum

8.8 EU referendum