The English Constitution Society is a pedagogical organisation dedicated to advancing knowledge of England’s constitutional history, common law, and foundational statutes such as the Bill of Rights 1688, Habeas Corpus Act 1679, Petition of Right 1627, Coronation Oath Act 1688, and the Act of Settlement 1701. The homepage introduces the Society’s mission to promote English culture, Protestant constitutional heritage, and the rule of law, emphasising the historic safeguards designed to limit governmental power. It outlines concerns about the erosion of separation of powers, the constitutional role of the monarch, and the importance of lawful governance rooted in centuries of English legal tradition. Visitors will find commentary on sovereignty, democratic accountability, and the argument that England’s common law constitution remains binding. The page also highlights educational resources, historic documents, and the Society’s commitment to protecting religious and cultural rights under English law. This homepage serves as an entry point for readers exploring English constitutional principles, historic statutes, and the restoration of lawful governance.
