England's System of Party Rule in Government
A review praises Lowell's The Government of England for treating the state as a living organism led by a party system. It highlights centralization in the House of Commons, civil servants protected from party shifts, limited private lobbying, and the two-party balance driving accountability. The essay notes strong chapters on education, church, empire, and courts.
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