"People and Parliament" offers a fresh and rounded perspective on
the English Revolution of the 1640s. It uses detailed evidence to
show how the economic requirement for parliament's services,
especially legislation, underpinned a demand for political change.
It suggests that this took shape through a working "discourse" of
ideas about the status of representative forms. The growing
significance of the sovereign legislative function provided both
the practical and philosophical impetus for parliament to assume a
permanent place in political life.
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