Anglo-Saxon common sense and pragmatism is responsible for law, liberty, and government of the people.

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Those who dismiss pre-1066 England as the 'Dark Ages' are terribly wrong. We owe our forebears a debt that is impossible to measure. In Germania (A.D. 98) Tacitus wrote about a people who had laws, morals, and an organised society based on folk right, customary common law, exercised at folk moots. These were precursors to our representative parliamentary democracy.

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Recently, politicians have sought to overthrow the will of the people. To defend our inheritance requires an understanding of history.

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This book is a detailed examination of events from Anglo-Saxon times to now. It paints a picture of a people struggling to recover their rights whilst at the same time leading the world in science, commerce, engineering, culture, and law.

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Our island story demonstrates that the people will not be thwarted. A proper understanding of our national journey will help us to restore our folk right.

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Parliament, Privilege and the People

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