Frontmatter -- TABLE OF CONTENTS -- THE GOVERNMENT OF ENGLAND VOLUME II -- CHAPTER XXXI ANCILLARY PARTY ORGANISATIONS -- CHAPTER XXXII THE FUNCTIONS OF PARTY ORGANISATIONS -- CHAPTER XXXIII THE LABOUR PARTY -- CHAPTER XXXIV CANDIDATES AND ELECTIONS -- CHAPTER XXXV THE STRENGTH OF PABTY TIES -- CHAPTER XXXVI POLITICAL OSCILLATIONS -- CHAPTER XXXVII THE EXISTING PARTIES -- PART III. -LOCAL GOVERNMENT -- CHAPTER XXXVIII AREAS OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT -- CHAPTER XXXIX BOROUGHS.1 - THE TOWN COUNCIL -- CHAPTER XL BOROUGHS. - THE PERMANENT OFFICIALS -- CHAPTER XLI BOROUGHS. - POWERS AND RESOURCES -- CHAPTER XLII LONDON -- CHAPTER XLIII THE LONDON COUNTY COUNCIL -- CHAPTER XLIV MUNICIPAL TRADING -- CHAPTER XLV OTHER LOCAL AUTHORITIES -- CHAPTER XLVI CENTRAL CONTROL -- PART IV.-EDUCATION -- CHAPTER XLVII PUBLIC ELEMENTARY EDUCATION -- CHAPTER XLVIII SECONDARY EDUCATION -- CHAPTER XLIX THE UNIVERSITIES -- CHAPTER L EDUCATION IN SCOTLAND -- PART V.-THECHURCH -- CHAPTER LI ORGANIZATION OF THE CHURCH -- CHAPTER LII BEVENUES OF THE CHUBCH -- CHAPTER LIII THE FREE CHURCH FEDERATION -- PART VI.- THE EMPIRE -- CHAPTER LIV COMPONENT PARTS OF THE EMPIRE -- CHAPTER LV THE SELF-GOVERNING COLONIES -- CHAPTER LVI THE CROWN COLONIES -- CHAPTER LVII INDIA AND THE PROTECTORATES -- CHAPTER LVIII IMPERIAL FEDERATION -- PART VII. - THE COURTS OF LAW -- CHAPTER LIX HISTORY OF THE COURTS -- CHAPTER LX THE EXISTING COURTS -- CHAPTER LXI THE ENGLISH CONCEPTION OP LAW -- CHAPTER LXII EFFECTS OF THE CONCEPTION OF LAW -- PART VIII. - REFLECTIONS -- CHAPTER LXIII ARISTOCRACY AND DEMOCRACY -- CHAPTER LXIV PUBLIC, PRIVATE AND LOCAL INTERESTS -- CHAPTER LXV THE GROWTH OF PATERNALISM -- CHAPTER LXVI PARTY AND CLASS LEGISLATION -- CHAPTER LXVII CONCLUSION -- INDEX
