Originally published in 1894, this book provides a detailed analysis of the history and structure of local government in England. Covering topics such as the role of local councils, the powers of local officials, and the relationship between local and national government, this book is an essential resource for anyone seeking to understand the workings of local government in England.
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This book provides an insightful look at the workings of local government in England. The authors explore the various powers and responsibilities of local government officials and their impact on communities. Their detailed analysis sheds light on the challenges faced by local governments and their efforts to address the needs of their constituents. Anyone interested in politics and governance will find this book a fascinating read.
A Study Of Its History And Present Form (1903)
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