Every Man His Own Law-Maker, or, The Englishman's Complete Guide to a Parliamentary Reform
, with the subtitle "Wherein the Road to National Confusion is Made Plain and Easy to the Meanest Capacities," is a satirical work on the subject of parliamentary reform in 18th-century England. Penned by Soame Jenyns, a prominent political figure and writer of his time, the text offers a critical perspective on the complexities and potential pitfalls of altering the existing political system. This guide provides readers with a glimpse into the political debates and social commentary of the era, offering a fascinating look at the challenges and absurdities inherent in pursuing national reform. A valuable resource for scholars and enthusiasts of British history and political satire, "Every Man His Own Law-Maker" remains relevant for its insightful observations on the nature of political discourse and the enduring quest for effective governance.
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