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CONTENTS

Publisher’s Note

Foreword by Roger E. Michener

Preface to the First Edition

Preface to the Eighth Edition

Analysis of Introduction

Introduction to the Eighth Edition

Outline of Subject

The True Nature of Constitutional Law

PART I

The Sovereignty of Parliament

I. The Nature of Parliamentary Sovereignty

II. Parliament and non-Sovereign Law-Making Bodies

III. Parliamentary Sovereignty and Federalism

PART II

The Rule of Law

IV. The Rule of Law: Its Nature and General Applications

V. The Right to Personal Freedom

VI. The Right to Freedom of Discussion

VII. The Right of Public Meeting

VIII. Martial Law

IX. The Army

X. The Revenue

XI. The Responsibility of Ministers

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XII. Rule of Law compared with Droit Administratif

XIII. Relation between Parliamentary Sovereignty and the Rule of Law

PART III

The Connection Between The Law of the Constitution and the Conventions of the Constitution

XIV. Nature of Conventions of Constitution

XV. The Sanction by which the Conventions of the Constitution are Enforced

APPENDIX

I. Rigidity of French Constitutions

II. Division of Powers in Federal States

III. Distinction between a Parliamentary Executive and a non-Parliamentary Executive

IV. The Right of Self-Defence

V. Questions Connected with the Right of Public Meeting

VI. Duty of Soldiers Called upon to Disperse an Unlawful Assembly

VII. The Meaning of an “Unconstitutional” Law

VIII. Swiss Federalism

IX. Australian Federalism

X. Martial Law in England during Time of War or Insurrection

XI. Constitution of the Tribunal des Conflits

XII. Proceedings Against the Crown

XIII. Parliament Act, 1911

Index